DIY easy custo clutch bag with toile toile and crochet smyrne by Julie Robert

How to make a knotted stitch?

How to make lockstitch?

How to customize a pouch simply?

Famous designer Julie Robert explains the stitchtechnique and shows us how to customize a little pouch and make it trendy ! For this, little material is needed: canvas canvas for carpets , smyrne hook and of course some pieces of wool various and varied .

We invite you to get the bookTechniques and Creations - Knotted Point and Co. of Julie Robert to perfect you in the techniquet through various DIY projects of decoration : carpet, cushion, weaving wall, ...

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STEP 1

Cut a canvas canvas rectangle according to the desired location on the wallet. Always keep a margin of 1.5 holes of "security" or more for beginners.

2ND STEP

Draw on the felt the desired shapes on the canvas.

STEP 3

Prepare the bundles of wool. Go around a classic business card a number of times (you can count beforehand the points to tie to make only the number of strands needed) and cut up and down.

STEP 4

The lockstitch is a repetitive movement: with only one technique, we create all the motifs.

The technique: pass the hook in a hole, open the hook and pass the folded wool in 2.

Pull gently (without pulling the wool out of the hole), the hook will close on its own.

Go back inside the loop that formed to catch the 2 pieces of wool.

Pull to get the 2 pieces of wool into the loop.

We start from the bottom up.

STEP 5

Repeat the process until you cover the entire canvas.

STEP 6

When finished, return the book. Fold the edges and sew them. With transparent thread, sew the canvas on the cover with needle.

STEP 7

Cut the fringes a bit to create different masses. That's it, your cover is over and you've learned a new technique!

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NB: Attention, the list of products below is not completely in conformity with the picture of presentation. For stock reasons, some products in this tutorial have been replaced by equivalents.