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Friday, November 13, 2009
Steps:
1. The bear is traced onto the fabric pieces using black tracing paper.
2. Cut the fabric pieces out and iron onto bonding paper.
3. Cut fabric pieces + bonding paper out.
4. Arrange pieces of the bear together on the T-shirt and iron bear onto T-shirt.
5. Sew edges of bear with decorative stitches from sewing machine to permanently attach the bear on the T- Shirt.
Nutriment-N-Sustenance
4 Home Economics teachers-to-be
3 Singaporeans
1 Bruneian
Claire Low
Elizabeth Goh
Jessia Chan
Ummi Hana
