To begin stitching, bring your needle up through one layer of felt only. Thread a needle with about 18″ of embroidery floss, and tie a knot in one end. Step 8: Time to whipstitch the edges of the frame together. Step 7: Tuck this ribbon loop in between the layers and press the felt over it. Cut a 1¼” length of ribbon and fold it in half. Apply a generous dot of glue between the layers at the center top of the frame, as shown. Step 6: While the glue is still wet, peel the top of the frame open. You’ll have a few minutes before the glue dries, so you can adjust the placement of your photo if needed. Step 5: Apply a little glue to the back of the frame, and press it over the photo. Step 4: Glue your photo to the cardstock, placing it in the center. As you can see, you don’t need to use much glue. Step 3: Glue the cardstock to the back of the frame. Then, carefully follow the pattern to cut out the center. Fold the template in half, too, and cut out the center. Step 2: Here’s a good way to cut out the center of the felt frame. You’ll also need to cut a piece of cardstock that’s slightly smaller than the template. You’ll need 2 pieces, either the same color or different colors, as shown here. Cut out the pieces and pin them to the felt. Lanyard clip Available in the jewelry section of craft stores or online.ĭownload the felt frames template PDF. (We used dreamy Edward Cullen from Twilight here, but you can use a photo of anyone you like.) There’s a handy clip on top, so you can attach it to your bag and carry it with you.Ģ sheets of wool or acrylic felt I’m using 1 sheet of patterned felt and 1 sheet of plain here. Show off your favorite photo in this crafty felt frame. Subscribe to the premier DIY magazine todayĬommunity access, print, and digital Magazine, and more Skill builder, project tutorials, and more On Maker Campus facilitated by makers but for everyone Get hands-on with kits, books, and more from the Maker Shed A project collaboration and documentation platform.Membership connects and supports the people and projects that shape our future and supports the learning initiatives for the next generation of makers.
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