To me this synthetic material appears to be a cross between paper and plastic. Leave it to crafters and sewing enthusiasts to take it out of the realm of industrial uses and get creative with it. After seeing some of Linda's crazy samples with paint and printing I'm definitely going to give this a try! I especially like the fact that it's non-woven and doesn't ravel. Stay tuned! I see myself re-cycling postal envelopes and firing up my Brother ScanNCut to slice up pretty shapes with this unusual fabric.
This week you'll see Linda Lee from the Sewing Workshop stitch something to make winter more fun. In the second half Rebecca Kemp Brent turns her travel memories in a charming tuffet, embellished with top-stitching. Imagine making garments and accessories from “house wrap” and packaging envelopes! That's exactly what Linda Lee uses in this episode. Her projects are made from DuPont™ Tyvek®. This material has been around for 50 years. It is commonly known as the specialty fabric used for envelopes and home insulation. To me this synthetic material appears to be a cross between paper and plastic. Leave it to crafters and sewing enthusiasts to take it out of the realm of industrial uses and get creative with it. After seeing some of Linda's crazy samples with paint and printing I'm definitely going to give this a try! I especially like the fact that it's non-woven and doesn't ravel. Stay tuned! I see myself re-cycling postal envelopes and firing up my Brother ScanNCut to slice up pretty shapes with this unusual fabric. In part two of this week's show Rebecca Kemp Brent shows how to make a spectacular footstool with photo printed fabric. I saw this while at the studio and it was rich and beautiful in every way! The photos and view on TV simply do not do this piece justice. Perhaps you've seen these kits or maybe even made one or more yourself. If so I'd love to know! I remember these being all the rage about 3 years ago. If you CLICK HERE you'll see Rebecca's customary detailed instructions with a link to purchasing information. Even if a tuffet isn't in your future I would watch this segment with a notepad as Rebecca provides one great tip after another, many of which you can apply to a whole lot of other projects. Ready to go and watch the show? CLICK HERE. This show currently airs until noon EST, December 22. Enjoy!
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12/31/2017 09:17:49
I really enjoyed this episode. I got nostalgic watching your previous travels. I always enjoyed watching your show, because it's informative and entertaining. I'm definitely positive that I'll continue supporting you for the next few years as well. I hope to create more memories with you and make sure that it's just as fun as before. I'll be waiting for new content and will be anticipating for more of your work.
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Joan McCracken
1/3/2019 12:42:46
Where can I purchase the vest pattern made by Linda Lee, on show #1313? Thank You
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Joanne Banko
1/3/2019 13:03:34
Hi Joan! That was such a cool garment!!! I believe the pattern is Linda's Peony vest. You can view the pattern on her website and contact her via her Sewing Workshop site if you want to confirm this. Here is a link to the pattern: https://www.sewingworkshop.com/shop/Jackets-Coats-Vests-c9765081
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