I started with a basic carrot shape. Trace it on the back side of the fabric.
Go ahead and fold your fabric 4 layers thick and cut.
Go ahead and fold your fabric 4 layers thick and cut.
Pin right sides to right sides, I made a pencil dot at the top middle and bottom middle,
to see where to start and stop. You can see I drew a 1/4 " seam allowance on one of the carrots. {that was for the tutorial purpose}
Then sew a seam on the right side of carrot pieces, from top dot to bottom dot, backstitching at the top and bottom. Do the same with the second set of carrot pieces. I snipped a couple slits at the corners, so it would round better.
Oh my goodness! This is adorable!...now if I just knew how to sew! :)
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Jen- Is there nothing you can't do??? That carrot is TOO cute!!! Lori
ReplyDeleteThis is totally cute! Love all the crafts you share with your friends!
ReplyDeleteI second Lori's comment. Really Jen, you are a crafting super woman!
ReplyDeleteThat is so dang cute!! Hugs, Bobbi Jo
ReplyDeleteLove them!! I will have to re-visit this tutorial in the light of day. My tired brain is not gettin' it, but I am sure I can.
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The lightbulb came on last night as I was laying in bed. Now, I just need some orange fabric. Oh, wait, I think I have some from fall...a project I never started. Imagine that!!
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Oh, got the tag today, that is too cute!! Still no other box, though.
You are so talented!
ReplyDeletethese are so cute! perfect for a little girl's playroom and kitchen!
ReplyDeleteVery cute, just a tip, if you sew them up all the way around, except at the top. Then gather stitch around the top and before pulling the stitches together, insert the green leaf topping. It turns out cute and gives the top a nice shape. Sue
ReplyDeleteOMG! SO cute. I just left you a comment about me making some fabric carrots. Thanks for the tutorial! :o)
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