How To Make An Upcycled Slow Stitch Patchwork Reversible Jacket Without a Sewing Machine

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You can create wearable art without a sewing machine! In this diy video, we will take an old beat up, chenille robe and create a stunning patchwork, reversible jacket…all without a sewing machine. This is such a wonderful way to use up all of those left over fabric scraps. Things we will cover in this tutorial: slow stich embroidery, pockets, fusible interfacing, double sided adhesive, floral applique, velvet hearts, tea dying staining, paint splatter technique and more. With the cold winter months upon us, this is a wonderful project to cozy up with by the fireplace or watching tv. I created mine on a long RV trip, it fulfilled my need to create while I was away from my sewing room. Such an awesome hobby idea, while at the same time, creating an one-of-a-kind, high end piece of wearable art…enjoy!

* ZEN STITCHING:

* TEA STAINING TUTORIAL:

* WHITE DRESS AND DUSTER TUTORIAL (ON MY MANNEQUIN IN THE BACKGROUND:

* WHITE JOBOT (NECKPIECE ON MY MANNEQUIN IN THE BACKGROUND):

AMAZON LINKS:

* Double sided adhesive:

* Medium weight fusible interfacing:

* Black Tea:

* Lemon yellow Rit dye:

* Black and Decker steam iron:

* Fiskars sewing scissors:

* Yellow quilter’s pins:

* Brown leather Dingo boots:

* Black lace top (beginning of video):

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