If I can make these, so can you! With some felt material and double stick fusible web, you are good to go.
First, I found a cute little chick picture online. I traced it on regular printer paper, and cut out:
I got out a sheet of double stick fusible web and traced:
Peel the backing off and stick it onto the felt:
Cut out, and create a heart shape on another piece of felt (do the same double stick fusible web process):
This is the cloth I used over the felt as I ironed:
I made two chicks:
Position the hearts onto the shirts, and iron according to its directions:
Lastly, I slowly machine-sew the edge on. Making sure the stitch length is a bit longer than usual, or all the fabric might get too thick and start bunching up. I think my machine was set to a 4.5. You do not have to sew, but it completes the look, and gives it "double secureness" in my mind:
Done! =)
Oh, remember the fabric flowers I made here? I finally hand-sew the purple flower onto a shirt. Then on the inside of the shirt, I had cut out a little piece of fusible interfacing. Then ironed on to make it soft and smooth:
Adorable:
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