Renovate old solid-color clothes and add fabric owl patterns
Solid color clothes are very useless, especially in summer. Solid color T-shirts can cover a variety of colors, which is very convenient to match with clothes. If you are tired of looking at solid colors, you can renovate old clothes by yourself. For example, embroider flowers on the sleeves or the front, or add a small owl pattern on fabric. Does this pattern look very similar to the one on the finished clothes? But don’t worry, you can make this by yourself, just follow the tutorial and you’ll be done.
Main material: Cloth, interlining, sulfuric acid paper, Tools required: Scissors, sewing machine, iron, needle, pen, Production steps:
Step 1: First draw the owl pattern on the white paper. You can find it online and print it out
Step 2: Use sulfuric acid paper to copy the parts of several different color blocks
Step 3: Use an iron to add a thin layer of interlining to the back of the colored cloth
Step 4: Add interlining to all required pieces of fabric
Step 5: Next, you can use beads to pin it to the top of the clothes, and then lay the painted sulfuric acid paper corresponding to the upper layer. Be sure to determine the position in advance. The clothes cannot be wrinkled. It is best to add them to the back of the clothes. A layer of lining
Step 6: Use a sewing machine to sew along the lines
Step 7: Add oil and sew
Step 8: Now everything is sewn
Step 9: Let’s see the effect
Step 10: Tear off the sulfuric acid paper
Step 11: Cut off the excess fabric a little away from the seam line
Step 12: Cut slowly and try to keep the edges as consistent as possible
Step 13: Cut it now
Step 14: Start attaching the second layer, which is the body part
Step 15: Still use beads to fix everything
