Craft Kit

Posted on Thursday, February 4th, 2010 at 5:26 am

Have you ever made a kit with glitter and feel?

I'm considering buying a kit with sequins and a skirt to feel Christmas Tree. The kit says it comes with instructions, and I can read, so I hope I can complete it with no problems. I Cross Stitch and have dabbled in knitting and crochet. Having never done one of these kits before, I'm not exactly what is involved in this trade. I do not want not spend money if I'm not going to be able to do so. If anyone has done these jobs before, could you please explain the completion of these projects? Thank you in advance.

I did a lot of Christmas stockings of felt and sequins and decorating kits. If the kit skirt tree is something like storage and ornaments, you will not need any special knowledge point: they are really easy to do. The felt will outline the pattern printed on it, just cut it with scissors. There should be wire, sequins and beads. The straws are attached through a sequin on the felt, the stroke of the needle and thread through the hole, with a cord, then press the needle down through the hole and sequins new feel. The pearl is the holder of the straw to felt (sorry if this sounds silly but I do not know if you had done before). The instructions should have a photo as well. If the kit does not come with a needle, you will need a needle thin enough to fit through the tiny Seed Beads that are generally with the kit. The felt shapes are attached to the main base with a felt point whip base, but it seems you have more knowledge, so you can probably use one of the stitches amateur you know. I use the kits as a guideline and add more things that I'm going along. Buy more glitter color or different from the craft store and sew them together for more brightness or sew bells on Christmas mini brass. If there is a Santa Claus, you can buy a small pompom and sew it on so it is more 3-dimensional - that kind of thing. You can also buy felt, cut out shapes or characters and add them the basis of felt. The results can be really nice, but it takes a long time. Follow the instructions, but do not let them limit your creativity.