Le cartonnage jolies boites habillées de tissu
 

Le cartonnage jolies boites habillées de tissu

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Le cartonnage : jolies boites habillées de tissu
Thanks to these pages you can create your own box for accessories and needles!
49 patterns for all needs.
- squared boxes,
- circular boxes,
- frames for photos,
- travel boxes,
- nice organizers with needle cases...

The techniques and the steps of this work are explained to facilitate the creation :
- Assembling,
- application of the fabric,
- finishing
- cover.
80 pages
UPC/EAN: 9782756507385


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The Victorian sewing box
Victorian Sewing BoxHi everybody there
A lot of so-called “cartonnage brodée” ideas have always come from France to us. Whn talking of “cartonnage brodée”, we talk of cross stitch works that, rather than hanging on our walls, end up decorating some pretty cardboard box, covered with matching – or contrasting, why not? – colored fabrics! Among the designers who have pioneered this “winning pair”, there are certainly Sylvie Castellano and Sophie Delaborde, who were virtually the first ones to publish this “epoch-making” handbook.

Many others have followed and they’re all amazing!

For example, just take a look at this book here and tell me if its cover is not already too tempting!!!

Well, I personally find that cardboard and pasteboard working techniques enriched with cross stitch are definitely one of the most beautiful “final applications” for any needlework project (sorry for sounding so redundant… I know that’s everything but nice… But I get so excited, when talking about these things!). Moreover, cardboard and pasteboard working techniques are 100% within “anybody’s reach”, since they do not require any kind of sewing skillfulness: that means, you don’t have to be able to sew, to achieve amazing results And it also means that even the ones who have never dared purchasing a quilting fabric before, because they’ve always thought “well, I can’t sew”, have no more excuses now: needles have nothing to do with it (or, at least, sewing needles)!

So, we’ve been thinking for a long time to stock some sturdy cardboard, already die-cut in different shapes, to create “tasty” things, to be enriched with our cross stitch works… And now, after a long research, we can finally say we’ve found what we’ve been looking for so far: i.e. what’s probably the most longed for needle and necessities box in the world: the so-called Victorian Sewing Box! You can see it here, already completed.

However, if you decide to purchase this little treat, you’ll receive exactly those die-cut cardboard pieces I’ve just told you about here above. You’ll be then able to enjoy choosing the fabrics you like most, to personalize them, together with your needlework project – maybe your initial, or that of the one you’re going to give the box as a gift – topping them all!

Cardboard and pasteboard working techniques, believe me, are so simple and what you can do with them simply amazing

Just add a little iron-on volume fleece, like this one. A little tacky glue, easy to spread with a small brush or even with your finger

A few quilting fabrics… And, in this case, you already know you can literally indulge yourselves!

Your cross stitch project and… There it is: you’ll be given fast realization times and never-ending results, for, as this small box has come to us intact in its charm and undisputable usefulness, from the Victorian age, the Victorian Sewing Boxes you’re going to create will be handed over from mother to daughter, from grandmas to granddaughters, like an undying token of love, made with all the passion we have in our hearts and hands!!!

Hear from me soon and... A hug

 
  2 Customers Reviews (5.00
fatatulipano Monday 10 October, 2011

If I do not learn through this book to line the boxes, well, I do not learn more! There are amazing projects and tasteful, perfectly explained, albeit in French. Here is perhaps the only flaw of this book, but the pictures are very eloquent

Rating: [5 of 5 Stars!]
LUCH1361 Friday 07 October, 2011

beautiful !!! I highly recommend it to people like me, novice with boxes and the like! the book, although in clear French language, with lots of photos and images to better understand how to make these wonderful boxes ... a good buy! Luly
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Luly, dear, what a pleasure this review !!! We are strong supporters of the cartonnage with fabrics and combined with cross stitch ... And l 'We "put on paper " in this post in our blog: http://www.casacenina.it/blog /la-scatolina-vittoriana-del-cucito.html where its also cites this book :-) So thank you for your review, it could not really have a better timing !!! A warm hug :-)
CasaCenina Staff

Rating: [5 of 5 Stars!]
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