Here's what I did.
I cut out 5 layers of the heart pattern I made.
I marked the top heart with lines about 3/4" apart and then pinned the 5 layers to the front of the shirt.
I sewed down the lines but not around the hearts.
Now you start cutting between all the stitches. I cut all 5 layers because I wanted to see the navy between the rows. If you were doing faux chenille, you wouldn't cut the bottom layer. By the way, if you don't have one of these nifty (nifty? What old lady just said that?) scissors, you need to run, don't walk to JoAnns and buy a pair. I bought them when I started doing rag quilts and don't know how I lived without them.
All cut up, throw in the washer so it gets all raggy looking.
We took this picture right after I finished it so it hadn't been washed yet.























5 comments:
What a cute idea! That's adorable :)
Cute! I am not familiar with this technique and I'm happy to learn about it. A table runner made with your method would be another cute idea.
This is really neat! Kind of like the rag quilts/purses I've made. Never thought of incorporating it this way --- thanks for sharing!
Aqui no Brasil falamos "Você rasgou meu coração" quando queremos dizer que alguém nos causou sofrimento de amor, nesta técnica, o coração foi realmente rasgado, kkk( Risos). Gostei muito, já copiei sua fotografia e modo de fazer e irei mostrar pra minha filha também. Obrigada por ensinar e ficou muito lindo
Great technique! I love the result. Thanks for sharing!
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