We are out of our own studio this week, but we are at one of our favorite places — KSL/NBC’s Studio5 Show! Take a look at the project Kris showed Brooke (co-host of Studio5) today! “Frayed applique” is such a fun and easy technique! Click on the video above to watch the entire segment.
Click here to download your free, frayed applique patterns!
Come back next week as we’ll show you how to make the darling picnic quilt you see, as well as matching accessories. It is easy, easy, easy – we promise!
And we didn’t want to leave out the boys! Using the same “frayed applique” technique, we made this truck, but did so with felt! The pattern for the truck is also free and can be found at the link above. This would look great on a t-shirt or even a quilt for your little guy!
Plus, you’re going to get the first look at our “new” studio redesign!!
The timing of it couldn’t be better. We’ve been painting and DIY-ing all over the place and creating a new environment for “The DIY Dish!” We’ve had some help from two of our friends who are about to launch their own interior design website. We can’t wait to introduce them to you! And of course we’ll show you how to do the same kinds of things in your own homes over the next few months. Keep watching – we’re going to have some fun!
Fabrics mentioned on the show are from Utah designers, Joel Dewberry and Shari of Doohikey Designs.
Thank you Studio 5 for having “The DIY Dish!” on your show!
SUPER cute:) Can’t wait!
Loved your spot this morning….where can I get those cute fabrics you talked about. I am wondering about the second one you mentioned that is by a Utah designer…not the dewberry one, the other.
Thanks.
Me too, loved your spot this morning, just found your blog because of it, but….I would love to know the names of the designers you spoke about, there is no mention anywhere on the Studio 5 website. Looking for some fantastic WOW fabric to make window coverings and everything on the market is just so boring. Any help you could give would be great.
Love it!! Nicely done, ladies!
Hi that was wonderful…I am with the others…I would love to know if your local fabric designers have their fabrics anywhere else…like WA maybe?…..Those are fantastic!!
Love that frayed look! And much easier than regular applique! Thanks.
Love the freedom & it looks fabulous!
this is such an cute idea.. love that frayed blossoms.. <3
Cute idea! You guys are always an inspiration!
Another great show. Now I know what to put over a machine embroidery on a shirt. Love the shirt but not the embroidery.
This is another inspiring episode!! The push pin cakes were a hit in my family. Now I think they will go insane when I use this frayed applique.!!
Love this technique, so free and easy.
fun Idea I can see doing that for a christmas project too maybe on stockings or a pillow too, keep smiling
Too cute! I love applique and the frayed version is so easy. Love the fabrics!
love the frayed flowers – Nice job on Studio 5, Chris.
I love the look of the frayed appliques!
Omg ladies, this is awesome, luv luv that idea..
I’ve used Beacon adhesive to get the frayed to stayed on and not go any further that seems to help, fray check becomes yellowing, if you know of another product that works please let me know..
Thanks
Maggie
http://cuttlebugchallenge.blogspot.com
I am a regular now and hooked on my weekly “DISH”! You have such fun and easy projects. My creative giant has been unleashed! Thanks for a world of fun! Love to find out more about your fabric sources!
Isn’t it funny how we hated the idea of wearing our siblings hand me downs. because they would appear to be exactly what they were. Now, however, our clothes can’t get tooooo frayed! The more holes, and the more frayed the better!
The frayed look is cute, but it’s not my favorite, so I’ll continue to have clean lines. But these beautiful fabrics are wo wonderful. They make me wish I lived in Utah! Thanks ladies for sharing your projects with us.
I look forward to watching a new show every week. Thanks for your great ideas.
Great job ladies, I’m absolutely hooked on your show, look forward to it every week! Thanks so much for the inspiration!!
All the best,
Sirena
The show was great. The fabrics were beautiful.
Thank you everyone! We’ve posted links to the fabric designers mentioned in the show. They are found in the sentence just above the last photo. We can’t wait to see what you are making!
-Kim
So cute Kris! You know how I love flowers, so I’ll be making that denim rose into a hair clip somehow!
Just checked out http://www.fabric.com for the first time… The have really awesome fabrics and great prices.. Thanks for recommendation!
Oh, how fun. I love the spontaneous look!
Takes the stress out of sewing!
Love the burlap bag! Going to be making that one this week! The jean “swirls” are great also!
cool. my daughters and i love it.
Wonderful! You guys are so natural in front of the camera:)
Can’t wait to try this!! You guys have such wonderfully creative ideas! Thanks for sharing,
Felisha
Great look !! I want to try the denim flower…but I bet u make it look easier than it is !! I will let u know…lol
Beautiful! You have so many wonderful ideas that I need an extra 24 hours in my day to keep up… I love everything. Thanks so much for helping all of us<3
Someday I’m really going to do one of your projects.
I don’t know why the video won’t work for me! I would love to see it.
Hey, what is wrong? The video wont work !!!! Help, PLEASE !!!
I can’t access the video. There is a bunch of choices, but you are not one of them!
I can’t access the video either. =(
It looks like KSL.com’s Studio 5 embed code is not working right now. We are currently in the process of seeing how it can be fixed here shortly. Thank you for your patience. -Kris and Kim
OK! Looks like the embed code has been fixed! Everyone should be able to view this now. Thank you for letting us know! -Kris
Great show as usual!
Oh Wow! I am gushing!!! I didn’t realize you actually spotlighted my fabric on KSL. I need to work on my website frantically so that you can all stay connected to my upcoming lines!
Love the felt appliques for the little boys. Can felt be machine washed?
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will have to try this
You ladies are amazing. Keep up the good work. Loving the short length, packed with information.
Adorable, let me tell you the cake pincuchions with the photo pins were a hit for mothers day, cannot wait to keep doing all the projects!!
the little boy’s shirt is so cute! so often, the boys get left out!
never have anything to try for a boy. the car or dog or truck , tractor on a throw blanket and pillow
saw you on studio 5 so i went to ur site and looved everything on it you make it all so easy i can hardly wait to make things for my granddaughters aai have been trying to find videos on easy to make and sew cross body bags etc. Thank you for making it easy to doI also went to embrodery.com and loved everything on their site Boy I have learned alot in the last hour I’ll be on your site everyday
LOVE DIY Dish! As a teacher with summer break fast approaching, I can’t wait to spend some quality (and quantity) time on some creative projects.
Absolutely loved the frayed applique! That adds so much texture to a quilt or wallhanging. Now I have to go play with the idea and see what I can come up with.
Thanks so much for sharing,
Tim
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