Hi! My name is Michelle and I blog over at Sewnhenge, but today I’m excited to be here with Megan Nielsen to show you how to make a fun lace triangle cutout to the back of the Mini Briar. You could also use a regular knit instead of lace to make a color block. All you need is the Mini Briar pattern and all the usual sewing and cutting supplies. The only pattern piece you will be making changes to is the back piece. First you will need to make a cut on the pattern where you want your triangle to be. I just took a straight edge ruler and make a line from the height of where I wanted it down to the width on the bottom. Then cut those pieces apart. Don’t forget to add your […]
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