wendy projects

Finalizing Tissue Sewing Patterns

A way to make successful tissue paper pattern pieces flat and storable without tracing them again or having to glue things (also, a good use for gummed paper packing tape, my new favorite thing):
Final pattern piece...

Final pattern piece…

Tissue paper is flimsy!

Tissue paper is flimsy!

Paper packing tape to the rescue.

Paper packing tape to the rescue!

Flatten out the wrinkles and edges

Flatten out the wrinkles and edges

Flatten out the wrinkles and edges.

Flatten out the wrinkles and edges.

Cut a strip of tape and wet it (doesn't take much moisture-- don't overdo it)

Cut a strip of tape and wet it (doesn’t take much moisture– don’t overdo it)

Not too wet!

Not too wet!

Place tissue pattern on tape and press down.

Place tissue pattern on tape and press down.

Continue until it's all covered.

Continue until it’s all covered.

(the back view)

(the back view)

Cut around the tissue paper

Cut around the tissue paper

Voila. Flatten it out and store it for next time.

Voila. Flatten it out and store it for next time.

A way to make successful tissue paper pattern pieces flat and storable without tracing them again or having to glue things (also, a good use for gummed paper packing tape, my new favorite thing):

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“peats”

The SARF offers up some great satirical packaging opportunities. We have a stuffed owl debuting his new headphones brand at the Stuffed Animal Petting Zoo at the Ann Richards School Friday, April 11.

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