Showing posts with label šivenje za decu. Show all posts
Showing posts with label šivenje za decu. Show all posts

Thursday, November 29, 2012

Šivenje za decu, drugi deo - Sewing for kids, part two

Pre nekoliko meseci sam pisala post o šivenju (mada je to pre vez, nego šivenje) za decu. Rekla sam da za sada sa Emom samo šijemo u krug ili po linijama, da još nismo savladali neke zahtevnije oblike. E pa sada je Emin rad dobio i upotrebnu vrednost. Od izvezenih motiva smo napravile čestitke za baku i prabaku.
Već vidim i neke novogodišnje čestitke u istom fazonu...
 
I wrote a post, a few months ago, about sewing for kids. I said that for now we only sewed in straight lines or in circles, that we hadn't made it to some more complex patterns. Well, I am happy to report that our little activity now has a more practical use. We've made birthday cards for Ema's grandmother and greatgrandmother.
I can already see some New Year cards made with this technique...
 

 

Monday, July 16, 2012

Šivenje za početnike - Sewing for kids

Čini mi se da je i moja ćerka malko zaražena ručnim radom. Čim se latim igala dotrčava da traži i ona da štrika. Pošto je ipak previše mala za pletenje, setila sam se nečeg sličnog što sam pročitala na blogovima. Jednostavno je, a odlično za razvijanje motorike.

Za ovo „šivenje za početnike” vam je potrebno sledeće:
  1. tanjiri od stiropora (najbolje od povrća ili šampinjona, jer se oni na kojima je bilo meso izuzetno teško peru i uvek se usmrde),
  2. jedna deblja i tupa igla (mi koristimo iglu za vunu),
  3. raznobojno predivo ili konac (odlično za smanjivanje količine stash-a).


Iglom probušite rupice gde želite da prođe konac i dajte malom umetniku da uživa. Na ovaj način možete napraviti ram za slike, izvesti razne motive (cvetove, ime, kućicu, auto i slično). Mi smo za sada još u fazi šivenja u krug i usavršavanja tehnike, ali nadam se da ćemo uskoro napredovati.

It seems that the craft bug is going around my family. Whenever I pick up my needles, my daugther runs over to me and demands to knit herself. Since she is still too young for knitting, I remembered something I had read on various blogs. It's a simple idea and great for developing motor skills.

For this "sewing for beginners" you will need the following:
  1. styrofoam plates (I suggest picking those that were used for vegetables or mushrooms, because the ones that were used for meat are extremely difficult to wash and quickly start to smell bad),
  2. one thick needle (we use a yarn needle),
  3. yarn or thread in different colours (great for stash busting).
Use the needle to make tiny holes on the plate and let the little artists enjoy themselves. You can use this technique to make picture frames, embroider different motifs (flowers, the child's name, a car, a house, etc.). We are still at the level of sewing in circles or straight lines, but I hope that we will soon advance to a higher "level".