In order to make a needle bar in the form of a miniature doll chair, you need to prepare the following materials and tools:
- drapery fabric of 2 kinds,
- synthetic winterizer,
- tight adhesive pad (shabrak),
- a cardboard cylinder, with a diameter of 6 cm, a height of 8 cm,
- a small piece of any medium density cardboard,
- Moment gel transparent adhesive,
- a slanting inlay of white color, about 40 cm long,
- beads are dark brown, of different sizes,
- transparent rhinestones (which need to be glued),
- a transparent white tape of organza, 1 cm wide, about 30 cm long,
- scissors
- sewing needle for manual work,
- sharp-pointed tweezers,
- threads in fabric color,
- A small piece of soutache braid of dark brown color.
From a thick adhesive strip, cut out the backrest part. It should be 7.5 cm high and 7 cm wide at its widest point. From one type of drapery fabric, cut two parts of the back of the chair with allowances for seams. Glue the gasket on one of the backrest parts from the curtains.
Fold the details of the back of the chair from the curtains facing each other, put the synthetic winterizer on the side of the un-glued part, chip all the layers together with safety pins.
Use a sewing machine to sew a line along the workpiece of the back of the stool at a distance of 2 mm from the adhesive strip (this distance is provided for the bend of the thick adhesive strip after turning the part).
Remove the pins, carve the synthetic winterizer allowances (this will make it easier to twist the part to the front side), cut the seam allowances to 1 cm.
Turn out a detail of a back of a stool. Iron on the side of the glued part.
Use secret stitches to fasten the back of the chair in 4 places, glue rhinestones over the stitches.
From cardboard, attach the bottom to one of the end faces of the cardboard cylinder.
Cut out several layers of sintepon in the shape of the bottom. Put on the cylinder, cover with a curtain of one kind from above, fix it well with safety pins, and also wrap the fabric with threads around the cylinder.
Carefully trim the fabric allowances, over the thread winding, coat with a good layer of glue so that it soaks through the fabric and glues it to the cylinder. Let it dry.
Glue the backrest to the chair seat.
From a drapery of a different kind, cut a rectangle. Its height is the height of the cylinder, and its width is two girths of the cylinder plus 2 cm to the seams. Turn the lower cut of the fabric over with a white oblique trim.
Pick up the upper section of the strip in small folds. Lock them with hidden stitches. Sew the prepared chair skirt into the ring. Glue by putting on the high chair.
Tie a white ribbon along the top edge of the skirt.
Sew a small piece of braid, ribbon and beads from the left edge.
Sew small bead pendants around the chair seat. Decorate the place of their sewing with small rhinestones. Gluing rhinestones is more convenient if tweezers with sharp ends are used to hold them.
The needle bar is ready!
