Fabric Clusters Tutorial - for Beginners

Thanks for watching today, I am making fabric clusters and have a few tips if you are a beginner. I know there are lots of videos on this but I hope you find it useful, please let me know x

Making Clusters Timecode

0:00 Intro
0:32 What you will need
4:10 Getting Prepared
7:43 Making Clusters
19:42 Tips Round Up

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Thanks again for watching. Tracie & Justin x

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[janiceerbstoesser]

Oh my goodness! What fun it was to watch you put these clusters together and you've made it so easy to follow your instructions. Thank you so much! I'm excited to get started.

[cjsimplyscraps]

I know it’s 2 years old but love this video!❤

[caroltanzi]

Tracie: nicely organized. Nicely creatives. Fun project. Carol from California

[chaselip]

Thank you Tracie. Such a great tutorial. Love how you do it and you made it so simple to understand💝💝💝

[dianneeverett]

I haven't made junk journals in nearly 3 years or watched a video on it. Some how I stumbled on this and realized how much I've missed it. Looks like I need to start up again. I miss it. Thanks for the boost.

[sandyvanderlinde]

Hi Tracie, so love your fabric clusters. Inspires one to follow and create. Onion bags, what a great idea and texture. Would never thought of that.

[jopage]

I’ve got a load of fabric and buttons so I’m going to have a Ho at these. They are stunning.

[beejayoung]

Pretty clusters. Great idea for the set up to mass create. Congratulations Grandma! I remember the excitement of my first grandchild and that was 20 years ago😀.

[lorettatompkins]

Love these, I will have to try some with sewing the button on. Just a tip from someone that has been sewing for over 50 years. Instead of taking your needle off each time, just push it up the thread past where you are going to cut it off. This way you don't have to rethread the needle each time. It will help if you have a hard time threading the needle.

[carolschlabach]

I’ve never seen clusters done this way. Really enjoyed your method. Thanks for sharing. Have a great day!

[melindacorley]

Hi Tracie, these tips are great, especially for those of us who are just learning. I love the way you get everything laid out first before you start putting the clusters together. Thanks for all the help!!! Blessings.

[SallyFox-kw]

New to junk journaling. Love your tutorials, I’ve learned so much from watching you. Used to sew a lot; so can’t wait to use my scraps! Thank you!

[theshabbyhippie]

Your clusters turned out so gorgeous, Tracie! You make it look so easy. Thank you for the tips!

[nschmidt]

I see that this was a year ago but I am just seeing it and it was very well taught and very helpful as Im seeking to use clusters in my next project. Thanks for sharing! I am always appreciative when others share their tips!

[theplumcreekbooksmith]

Thanks for the tutorial, Tracie! The tip about leaving the thread on the spool is genius!! You always have the best ideas!! Thanks!! I have so many scraps of everything you are using that I can be busy making clusters for months!! 💜💜💜

[susanmary]

So incredibly cute! Now I know what to do with all my scraps of fabric I've saved. Thanks for the tutorial.

[tuthillg]

Great tips, Tracie, and lovely clusters! TFS the inspiration!

[melissamercer]

Thanks for the tutorial! These are beautiful! Glad to see I'm not the only one using produce meshy bags to their projects. 🤣

[myriamroelofs]

I really love them. Pulled out my scraps and am going to try it out for the first time. With the tips you gave I hope I will succeed!!

[lyndagilbey]

Thank you so much for sharing the idea of the clusters. They are lovely, easy to make and look super. Off I go yet again to make some of these. And looking at the earlier comment, I too have loads of scarves that I no longer wear so I'll be snipping those as well. Thank you Darlene for that idea.