No Sew Fabric Art Apron

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Create a darling apron with faux fabric applique using Therm-O-Web Peel and Stick Fabric Fuse PeelnStick.

This is one of my favorite products to use when creating fabric art for fashion pieces. The daisy is sign of all things positive so I decided to make one from fabric scraps and add it to an apron. Aprons are great to wear when cooking but also for craft time and even in the garden.

Materials and Supplies Needed

• Therm-O-Web Peel and Stick Fabric Fuse PeelnStick
• Fabric Scraps (Green, White and Yellow)
• Scissors
• FREE Pattern
• Ribbon (If Desired)

Directions

This is such an EASY project so it is perfect for kids and adults. It is a beginner way of making a DIY fashion statement in a few easy steps.

Start by cutting the pattern pieces apart.

Make Fabric Stickers

To make the fabric pieces into STICKERS that will get added to the apron to create the final design, follow these steps.

1. Peel the back off of a piece of the Fabric Fuse and apply it gently to the BACK of a piece of fabric.
2. Place your pattern on the front of the fabric with the Fabric Fuse backing and either pin it or trace it to cut out that piece of the pattern.

The other side of the Fabric Fuse will easily peel too. Once you peel the other side off, be ready to adhere the pattern piece to your apron. Start with the bottom layer, in this case the petals.

Add all off the pieces to the pattern to complete the daisy on the front of the apron.

About Therm-O-Web Fabric Fuse PeelnStick

PeelnStick Fabric Fuse Adhesive Sheets contain a permanent, double-sided, press-on adhesive specifically designed for fabric and patches! No sewing or ironing needed…simply press-on and go! Use it on fabric, felt, backpacks, scout badges, ribbon and more. What makes PeelnStick Fabric Fuse Adhesive Sheets even better is that you can wash and dry projects after 48 hours without the adhesive coming loose!

More Fun Projects with PeelnStick

Beth from Creatively Beth made this darling tote bag in a few easy steps. Go get the free pattern on her blog.

Lindsay used the Fabric Fuse to make a darling pillow case dress for American Girl dolls. Check it out!

Sharing is Caring!

Too busy to make this right away?! Pin it for later!  Pin this project to your favorite craft board on Pinterest and it’ll be waiting for you when you’re ready.

I would really love to hear what you think about this adorable fashion idea! If you try it out, I would sure like to see it! Share on Instagram, Facebook, or leave a comment/photo on the project pin on Pinterest! #LauraKellyDesigns

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XO,

Laura

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