I'm all about recycling. I've discovered a great way to make old clothes new again. Embroidery. There are tons of free patterns out there, and you can change them up using different colors. I'll share some examples so you can see what you think.
I've started experimenting with my embroidery machine and my regular sewing machine. So now, I've got some creative gift ideas that you might like.
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| One from a set of pot holders (see right) |
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| One of a set of pot holders (see left) |
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| One side of reversible fleece hat (see right) |
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| One side of reversible fleece hat (see left) |
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| One side of reversible fleece Disney hat (see right) |
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| One side of reversible fleece Disney hat (see left) |
Here are some more ideas for things to embroider.
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| A tennis vest made for a friend |
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| A close up of the personalization |
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| A brown long-sleeved shirt with a beer collection |
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| A close up (blurry) of the beers |
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| This is the front of a baseball cap |
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| Some like it hot: on a blue, long-sleeved shirt |
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| A towel for a friend's pet golden |
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| A towel for a friend's pet German Shepherd |
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| A cute cat face on a long-sleeved shirt for a tween |
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| I heart piano on a long-sleeved shirt for a tween |
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| Cat face on a kid's hoodie |
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| Two cats embroidered on the bottom right |
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| A towel for a friend's Golden |
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| A tennis towel for a clinic coach |
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| Trout on a dark green long-sleeved shirt. I added the "Gone fishin'" |
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| Two angels on a black mock turtle neck shirt. This is for an adult. |
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