“A great little kit for a first timer who is learning to do embroidery onto clothes.”– Lisa, Clever Poppy Customer
If you've been wanting to try embroidery onto clothing or accessories, then this kit will be the perfect place to start! The 12 happy motifs are quite simple designs - the idea is that you can either follow my stitch guide, or fill them in with whatever stitches and colours you wish. Enjoy personalising your wardrobe!
The Happy Designs for Clothing pattern kit includes:
2 x Sheets of 21.5cm x 28cm Sulky Sticky Fabri-Solvy Stabilizer (Stick & Stitch material)
11 x DMC thread colours
Printed Happy Designs for Clothing Pattern guide (14 pages)
Skill Level Required for this pattern: Confident Maker+
We have put a lot of love into curating these kits for our customers. The embroidery materials here are great quality. Plus, everything has been tried and tested by me, so we know you will have the best journey with embroidery as possible.
Here's more detail about what this kit includes:
2 x Sheets of 21.5cm x 28cm Sulky Sticky Fabri-Solvy Stabilizer (Stick & Stitch material)
If you’ve been wanting to try a Stick & Stitch embroidery project, then this is the stabiliser you need! This is a great option to use as a design template to stitch your designs upon (you apply it as a stabiliser before you start stitching, then it dissolves with water once you've finished stitching).
11 x DMC Thread Colours:
All the thread colours required to complete your Happy Stick & Stitch embroidery patterns.
Please note that this kit does NOT include optional supplies that you may also like to use while stitching on clothing, such as a 'Cover-a-stitch' backing, or a smaller embroidery hoop (e.g. Nurge # 3). These can be purchased separately from our store.
Printed Happy Designs for Clothing Pattern guide (14 pages)
A supplies list
Thread colour guide
Stitch guide
Step by step guide and tips
12 x Happy Design templates
What the pattern doesn't include:
This pattern guide includes my tips and recommendations for making this project. But to learn the actual stitch techniques featured in the pattern, and more about the basics of embroidery, you can head to our blog! There you’ll find in depth tutorials with everything you need to know.
