I am jumping on the pocket embroidery trend but not hand embroidery, with my wonderful mySewnet software.
I had an idea to use some of the floral Super designs and then modify to separate the floral part from the foliage part
Here is my floral design, which I stitched out by itself on the shirt front. I did draw out the shirt on the fabric and mark the approximate placement for this design. I did not cut anything out until after stitching out the design.
Then here is the foliage part and I will put up a video tutorial soon. I stitched this on a large rectangle, then cut it out the pocket.
Here is how it looks all together
The fabric is from my Indie Stitch Box which was suppose to be for a skirt pattern included. I don't wear many skirts and I think it is too light for a skirt but was perfect for my shirt. The pattern I used was Coram Top, one of my favorites for wovens.
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ReplyDeleteThe Coram Top is a sewing pattern by Allie Olson, designed as a loose-fitting raglan ideal for woven fabrics with drape. It features bust and shoulder darts for shaping, sleeve cuffs for a clean finish, and a curved, dolphin hem for visual interest. The pattern offers two views: View A is a top with a hi-low hem, and View B is a dress with an even hemline. Sewists have customized the Coram Top with various embellishments, including embroidery, to add personal touches to their garments.
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