Non-woven fabric tutorial: Non-woven flower pot cactus needle insertion Simple and easy-to-learn non-woven fabric needle insertion tutorial
It looks a bit complicated but is actually a very simple non-woven flower pot cactus pin. Before I started doing it, I didn’t care much about the pin. I thought about how many needles would require a special pin. Now that I have become obsessed with handicrafts, I have become more and more aware of the importance of using simple but important needlework. I even like to make various non-woven fabric needlework with different styles for myself intentionally or unintentionally. I have also crocheted some with wool, but I like nonwoven fabrics the most. It is simple, quick and easy to make by hand, so it is a nice little decoration if placed casually on the table.
Main material: nonwoven fabric, Tools required: scissors, needle and thread, Production steps:
Step 1: Prepare the non-woven fabrics, three colors of non-woven fabrics, and cut them into the desired shapes
Step 2: Sew the 5 pieces of non-woven fabric of the small flower ball
Step 3: After sewing, fill with cotton and close the bottom of the flower ball
Step 4: Sew the three pieces of non-woven fabric of the large flower ball
Step 5: Fill with cotton and close the bottom
Step 6: Sew the soil cloth and flower ball
Step 7: Sew the upper surface of the flower pot to the soil cloth
Step 8: Sew the upper surface and four sides of the flower pot
Step 9: Sew the bottom of the flower pot, leaving an opening to fill with cotton
Step 10: Fill the bottom with cotton
