Soft terry cloth & towel wraps cosmetic bags Make them yours with trendy embellishments, hip appliqués and stylish monograms. { CRE AT I V E let’s get personal! I N S P I R AT I O N S free FRO M HO B B Y LO B B Y } ® stripe sight Your wild child wants stripes, so hook her up with embellishments cut from sheets of zebra print iron-on fabric. We used the handy stuff to accent the straps and to create a sweet little pocket. Tip: We’ve got a trick for adding dimension to your towel wrap. Try stacking up appliqués—we did it with basic pink flowers and ornate pearls. » » adora-bow This razzle-dazzle bow can be sewn or glued to our fabulous spa accessories. It adds dimension and glam on its own, but it looks especially nice paired with a fancy appliqué. The eye-popping “cutie” iron-on is embroidered with silver metallic thread. by name » Use sheets of iron-on fabric to create custom monograms! Try stencils, sold in the Craft Department, for the font. Or if you’re inclined, trace around our existing iron-on letters—that’s a great trick for when you want consistent lettering in a variety of prints. 2 Hobby Lobby Product Inspirations posh petals Soft felt flowers make a stylish, but comfortable, statement on a simple towel wrap. Choose embellishments carefully when it comes to portions of the wrap that will come in contact with skin—say, under the arms. To keep the garment functional, it’s best to avoid anything bulky or scratchy. Hobby Lobby Product Inspirations 3 queen scene You’ll rock that terrycloth (just like everything else in your closet) when it’s decked out with girly pink appliqués. Tip: For custom sparkle, add heat-set gems to the appliqués—that’s how we glammed up the gingham flower appliqués shown here. 4 Hobby Lobby Product Inspirations wrap! that's a » Don’t let your little one drip dry. Make her puddle-proof and cute to boot in a made-just-for-her towel wrap. You can personalize it with everything from appliqués to bling to monograms and more. be sweet She can have her cake…and wear it too. Just stitch on some girly grosgrain ribbon, and top with yummy iron-on appliqués. « cute fruit The cherry on top of this tot-sized towel wrap is an iron-on appliqué. It’s paired with ruffled trim and coordinating gingham ribbon. Hobby Lobby Product Inspirations 5 precious little Her name should be in lights, but for now she’ll settle for seeing it on a fluffy towel wrap. These iron-on monograms come in colorful threepacks, and that makes them great for mix and match accessories. We used them to create an adorable coordinating cosmetic bag too. » some fun If you don’t see your vision on the shelf, think about creating your very own embellishments—they don’t have to be complicated. For this look, we cut triangles of fabric to serve as mini pennants. We ironed simple embroidered letters to the flags before gluing them onto a cosmetic bag as shown. 6 Hobby Lobby Product Inspirations cool head If you’re a tried and true seamstress, buy an extra wrap to turn into coordinating accessories like our starlet-style head wrap. We made our own simple template to make this piece. 7 Hobby Lobby Product Inspirations Hobby Lobby Product Inspirations 7 head wrap sewing instructions and templates (1 of 2) • • • • • Cut out 2 pieces of terrycloth using wrap pattern, and cut out 1 piece of coordinating fabric using facing pattern. Place wrap pieces with right sides together. Sew ¼” seam along curved edge, stopping at the dot shown on the pattern. Turn wrap right side out. Stitch facing to wrap, sewing from dot to dot. Turn top edge of facing under ¼” and press. Stitch facing down, leaving a ½” opening. • Cut a length of 16-gauge aluminum wire. Feed wire through opening of facing. • Stitch the opening closed. 8 Hobby Lobby Product Inspirations F AC I NG - TO W EL H EA D WR A P head wrap template (2 of 2) F OL D Hobby Lobby Product Inspirations 9 in bloom We hit the sewing machine to embellish this tropical towel wrap. We folded under the raw edges of the fabric and sewed it into place. « early bird 10 Hobby Lobby Product Inspirations You can cut your own appliqué from fabric. Stitch around the design, and add textural detail with strategically placed French knots. The technique worked perfectly on this cosmetic bag. shine on You can deck those dainty tea towels with anything you please! And there’s no need to stick to traditional embroidery—not when you can rock the boat with iron-on gems. We sell these sparkly letters in sheets, so you can spell out whatever you please. Simply follow the manufacturer’s instructions. « marry way Keep Bridezilla at bay with a well-stocked wedding day survival kit. Just embellish a cosmetic bag—we used iron on letters, a silk flower clip and some gorgeous crystals—and fill it with essentials like makeup, tissues and breath mints. Hobby Lobby Product Inspirations 11 « « sweet nothing Surprise each bridesmaid with a romantic, old-fashioned handkerchief. We sell them unadorned, alongside a collection of specially designed iron-on appliqués. Tip: Mix, match and layer to create the most stunning designs. For example, add feathers to a ready-to-go flower clip, or add sparkling gems to a houndstooth ribbon. « in the bag Sure, they’re in identical dresses. But you’ll make sure their bridesmaid’s gifts are one of a kind. How about fully stocked cosmetic bags trimmed with everything from crystal monogram pins to heat-set gems to flirty felt flowers? 12 Hobby Lobby Product Inspirations « pretty, please Romantic details run wild on this beautifully embellished cosmetic bag. It features delicate lace appliqués, an embroidered butterfly (she’s an iron-on) and dainty heat-set gems. Tip: Make a beaded zipper charm using supplies from the Jewelry Department. « branch out Mix, match and stack our embellishments for maximum, one-of-a-kind appeal. For example, we layered birdies on a branch (a simple felt silhouette applique) with altered felt flowers. Then, we glued on the clear gems. » pair up You don’t have time to break out the embroidery needle and that’s okay. You’ll knock some socks off with these ready to embellish tea towels. Just add iron-on letters. ©2012 Hobby Lobby® - Photography by Sanford Mauldin. www.hobbylobby.com www.getinspiredbyhl.com Wearables - 197061 Do not allow children to complete projects alone. Adult supervision required.
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