Illustration of how to make cute and personalized pumpkin pins on fabric
I don’t know if you have ever done needle insertion yourself. Sometimes it is not necessarily to use it immediately, but to enjoy the feeling of making it and the good mood you have. This handicraft incorporates traditional Chinese embroidery techniques and is a very exquisite way to make pumpkin needlework. Children who like it can learn it.
Find a medium-sized linen cloth, embroider flower branches on it, then draw a circle outside the embroidered flowers, and then leave some gaps outside the circle. Then find a piece of dark-colored cotton and linen and cut circles of the same size on it.
Then put the two pieces of fabric facing each other, sew along the previously drawn circle, leaving the back opening.
Turn over to the front and stuff some cotton inside, then sew the back seam, prepare some long needles, and pass them directly through the white cotton thread.
Wrap the thread directly to the outside of the needle insert, and then use the needle to poke the fabric surface from the needle hole at the bottom, and then use the same needle insert to divide the thread into several parts.
