How To Make a Tiny Tufffet - Unusual Sewing Techniques

A step by step tutorial demonstrating how to make a tiny tuffet out of unusual fabrics, using Sue Spargo's technique. This tiny tuffet can be used to enhance a flower or on its own to create a 3 dimensional element. They are beautiful when made in velvet, dupioni silk and cotton prints using a variety of different threads and incorporating a whipped woven circle stitch.

Remember:
1. Don't pull the thread so tightly that you aren't able to do the Whipped Woven Circle Stitch. (Especially if using velvet!)
2. Use a thread you can see, either that, or get better glasses!
3. Don't stuff the tuffet too much. It should have a little give to it.

To purchase Dupioni Silk, Sue Spargo has a nice selection: suespargo.com/search.php
For Hand dyed Silk Velvet, Sue Spargo's Eleganza, Razzle and Dazzle Threads go to: suespargo.com
Presto Sheer: suespargo.com/store-detail.php?ID=106
*Needle Nose Pliers that I use: amzn.to/2XuBuuu
Apliquick Rods: amzn.to/3ehug3X
Poly fiber stuffing: amzn.to/3d1Ssaf

Have a stitch that you just can't figure out how to do? Tell me in the comments below. Have a question? Ask away.

All jewelry worn in this video are designed by Ariane Zurcher available at: arianezurcher.com

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