Friday, January 1, 2021
Preparing DIY face mask templates for download
Thursday, December 31, 2020
DIY Fabric Face Mask Sewing Tutorial
DIY Fabric Face Mask Sewing Tutorial
DIY 布口罩教程
Thursday, July 16, 2020
Gold Leather
There were some moldy patches on the surface.
Using roller cutter to cut out pieces. Start making the simplest design.
Lovely charm that gives a sweet eye-catching spot to this bag.
Sunday, July 9, 2017
Friday, July 7, 2017
Tulips Keychain
Saturday, January 21, 2017
TM5 Green Polka Dots Cover
TM5 Reversible Cotton Cover
Green polka dots US 100% cotton as front fabric
Green is my favourite colour, this definitely is for myself.
Not for sale 😁
#thermomix #thermomixferventthermist #sewingoctopus #tm5 #tm5cover #Sports #balls
TM5 beige Traveling Cover
Beige Traveling US 100% cotton as front fabric
RM48 SOLD
#thermomix #thermomixferventthermist #sewingoctopus #tm5 #tm5cover #Sports #balls
TM5 Blue Newspaper Fabric Cover
Blue Newspaper US 100%cotton as front fabric
RM48 SOLD
#thermomix #thermomixferventthermist #sewingoctopus #tm5 #tm5cover #Sports #balls
TM5 Fabric Cover
Happy Stripes US 100% cotton as front fabric
RM48 SOLD
#thermomix #thermomixferventthermist #sewingoctopus #tm5 #tm5cover #Sports #balls
TM5 Fabric Covers
TM5 Reversible Cotton Cover
Sport Theme US 100%cotton as cover
RM48 SOLD
#thermomix #thermomixferventthermist #sewingoctopus #tm5 #tm5cover #Sports #balls
Saturday, February 13, 2016
TM 5 handmade fabric cover
How is my TM5 new clothe?
I always wanted to sew one for TM5, especially when I was using stove top to fry eggs. Usually I just grab 2 pieaces of hand towel to cover it.
I don't need it anymore, I have sewn for fitted cover for my TM5 from the leftover fabric that I sew sofa cover.
Also added a hanger loop for hanging.
#Tm5 #ThermomixFerventThermist #sewingoctopus #fabric #cover #housekeeping #onholiday
Tuesday, May 13, 2014
Handmade Mitten
The old mitten that I bought was around RM 12, I noticed the using recycle paper fabric for lining, which means it wears and tears easily. Same to those I could find in the market. I saw a good one in the Curve's Kitchen shop, using cotton lining, selling RM 59, made from cotton canvas, very unique. And I also saw one in 'Sundays', guess how much? It is RM 108, woow! I do believe there are somebody who wants buying it, because of the uniqueness.
It was quite a period of time that couldn't made up my mind to whether buy one new or to sew one, to buy one at RM12 cheap and nice, just the lining part, they year easily after washing. This thought had been in my mind... And they are usually oversize, and rather thin
Finally I made one mitten with my fabric linen yesterday afternoon, the thought just came again while I was baking, as soon as I put in the tray for baking, I have 18 minutes time of waiting, instead I went into store to dig out those thick linen I have, my mind kept turning and imagine the "how-to" sewing steps, phew, it was very busy at that time, I wanted everything to be done quick.
Took down the thick quilt that I bought and never been used long long time ago, because of this thickness I couldn't think of anything I could make from it, it comes to handy now, perfect!
Quickly drew a template on cereal's cardboard box, cut out the template as well as the quilt and lining piece.
Still didn't know what exactly I should do first and not to do. "Alarm Melody" sounded, time to take our milk buns and put in Fig Rye Sourdough loaf, oh yeah very busy day.
About 2 and a half hour time, it is done. The size was rather small though it fits my hand, I would prefer a little looser for easy put on and take off. Without hesitation, I start the second making mitten, now that I know what I should and should not do.
The second mitten is slightly bigger, this time I used the old mitten I had as template, make it slightly slimmer, I am satisfied with the size as well as the design.
I wander why the mitten that are selling less than RM10, I will prefer to buy than making one. The quilt layer is thick, when they put together they becoming really thick, it requires handsewn running stitch to secure these panels. Awww, the second mitten took me hours to finish, haha, I did it very carefully, using a lot of time on running stitch, they are nice, fit and beautiful.
Thursday, April 3, 2014
Trying Out Coloured Zipper Case
It has been awhile that I see a violin student using a duo tone green pencil case that was hand sewn by his friend.
There was an urge rose within, as soon as he left after class, I dug out all unused coloured zippers, spent a short time to arrange and did some colour matching, I should have done a round of google search to at least take a look at Smiggle® zipper caseswhich I knew they have quite a number of them, sigh, too bad and too late.
I put all zipper heads on the same side, I found it "heavy" in one side somehow, but it still look good and brilliant over the idea of this colour matching.
In it, I did add on a small compartment which could only be reached by 3 zippers.
I loved this idea, which was Gab's idea though. I sew a few more with dark coloured zippers for Gab, my brother and friends.