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Upcycle your projects using Treasured Threadz™ panels with Misty and Amy Barickman!

Upcycle your projects using Treasured Threadz™ panels with Misty and Amy Barickman!

Ready to upcycle jeans? Join Misty and designing genius Amy Barickman for an introduction to Treasured Threadz™. Learn about projects for recycling denim with Amy’s new fabric panels. Techniques include embellishing with hand quilting, embroidery and appliqué methods for jeans and jackets. Be inspired to upcycle thrift shop finds into boutique fashion or refresh favorites from your closet. Trust us when we say you don’t want to miss this tutorial.

Instructor

Amy Barickman

Amy is a creative arts entrepreneur, author of Vintage Notions, and founder of the sewing pattern company Indygo Junction. Recently voted one of America's most creative entrepreneurs by Country Living magazine, Amy has made her career publishing books and patterns, and has made numerous television appearances sharing her love of sewing.

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Ready to upcycle jeans? Join Misty and designing genius Amy Barickman for an introduction to Treasured Threadz™. Learn about projects for recycling denim with Amy’s new fabric panels. Techniques include embellishing with hand quilting, embroidery and appliqué methods for jeans...

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The tutorial video is 00:32:10.

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Video Transcript

Misty and Amy's tips for projects using Treasured Threadz™ panels:

- Amy has created these fun panels using inspiration from vintage fabrics and notions.

- These panels can be used in so many projects - embellishing jeans, purses, pouches etc.

- The panels include a variety of sizes of prints with generous borders so they can be used as smaller patches to introduce vintage treasures to your more modern fashions.

- Many of the fabrics will coordinate as well if you want to use one for an outer panel, and one for a lining.

- Amy likes to quilt the panels against a fusible fleece (with the fusible side ready to add to a garment) and then fuse it to her garment so you can just attach it. This makes it easier to work with fabrics like denim.

- Amy likes to add embroidery and other stitches to the panels to make them look like vintage pieces. Even a simple running stitch adds lots of texture and dimension to a block.

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