TUTORIAL - A Simple Patch turned into a Miniature sweater - takes 2 MINUTES TO MAKE!!

Hello everybody!

Hope you all including your families have

been well.

 

I know that I am a BAD, BAD BLOGGER, but what

can I say,

SOMETIMES LIFE JUST GETS
IN THE WAY WITH BLOGGING.

 

Sometimes I am doing good just to post. I am

always looking for new ideas to make your
mini world a little quicker!

 

Can you believe that this is an ordinary patch!

Yes, the kind of patch that you iron on your

shirt or pants to cover up a hole.

 

This sweater when sewed up is the correct

size for a miniature sweater.
Look at the sweater patch - it is knitted.

I could have changed the

buttons but they are not that big.
It only looks

that way in this picture.
If your patch

has buttons and you do not like it - then

change the buttons before you do any sewing
or gluing!

This is so easy to do - only takes

2 MINUTES TO SEW BY HAND!

This is the finished folded up sweater!

 

This is what the front side of the patch
looks like.
Looks nice enough for a sweater - wish
I could keep it like this, but it
is too big to put in a drawer.

 

This is the back side. This patch has glue on it

so it is hard to see.

 

Here is the length of the patch.

 

Here is the width of the patch.

 

I did have another photo to show the front side

of this patch to show you where to

fold to begin sewing. However that photo

was blurry. Sorry.

Start at the backside and fold the
sides in towards the middle
of the sweater just as you
see pictured below.
Just refer to the

Be sure to leave a little bit

for the shoulder.
Be sure to finger-crease the

side edges so they help to stay put - like

this photo.

 

You can use white thread or any

color of thread you want because

the thread will not be seen.
I am

using cream colored quilting thread.

Start at the bottom or the top - it

does not matter.

 

I did have another photo to show you but it was

blurry also. So -  just fold up the sweater patch
to the back

and stitch it closed with big stitches or small

stitches.
Just make sure that your thread is

hidden and not seen.

OR - JUST GLUE THE ENTIRE THING
SHUT if that is your style!

Finished!!

Thank you for visiting me!

Conny