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Die-cut shoe clips
Die-cut shoe clips
Die-cut shoe clips
Die-cut shoe clips
Die-cut shoe clips
Die-cut shoe clips

Die-cut shoe clips

Designer
Designer
Corinne Bradd
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Designer
Designer
Corinne Bradd
Pattern Guide
Pattern Guide
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About this pattern

These stylish rosettes are quick to stitch, and will add instant interest to plain shoes, bags, T-shirts, jackets, cardigans and more! They can be created from just a handful of sewing essentials which makes them ideal for revamping your wardrobe on a budget as well as creating gifts for fellow fashionistas. Don't forget to select tones that complement each other rather than clash for the best effect.

Essentials

  • Fabric: taffeta scraps
  • Sizzix BigShot Machine
  • Sizzix BigShot Dies, Flower, 3D wrapped (657116)
  • Shoe or hair clips, small
  • Pair of plain shoes or pumps

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    Make a Rosette

    1. Measure the diameter of the smaller flower shape on the BigShot Die, then cut scraps of taffeta material into squares that are 1cm larger than this. Stack eight of these pre-cut fabric squares together and position over the smaller flower shape.

    2. Sandwich the die and fabric between a pair of cutting plates and run through the BigShot machine to cut out the motifs. Repeat this process until you have a 16 separate flower shapes in total.

    3. Take t

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