This was a quick, no-sew project, there's not much, but you can see Part 1 here. This isn't a tutorial, all I did was use Heat 'n' Bond (so follow the directions on the package) to apply the images to the burlap that I covered the original wall hanging with. Easy 'nuff. First I had to sketch out what I wanted things to sort of look like and then I cut the pieces individually from the Heat 'n' Bond backed fabric. This allowed me to play with different layouts.
I used this Heat 'n' Bond because it was all that I had, probably could have used the heavier duty version for the burlap, but this worked just fine, just had to apply heat a little longer than the instructions indicated.
Don't forget when using Heat N Bond to keep in mind what side you need everything to be on or you'll end up with your images flipped. No big deal here, I just cut the tree into 3 sections and 'pieced' them together.
And....voila, a little family of owls (they represent the family members of my friend's family)!
I loved making it for you, Annie, and hope it works for what you need it to!
5 comments:
So cute...I like the little guy on the far right!
Your owl family is adorable!
I do love it!! it's perfect! THank you thank you thank you!!!
It is so cute!!!
The whole family is soooo cute!!
nice work
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