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How to attach Gold Sequins to clothes

There are many different methods of attaching sequins to clothes. It totally depends on you which method you want to choose. In this article, I will explain to you three different methods for attaching sequins to clothes.
Method 1: Sticking sequins with fabric glue
If you are don’t want how to sew gold sequins you can always stick them with the help of fabric glue. Fabric glue makes a strong bond of sequins with fabric glue. This method is the easiest and simplest, it is really useful when you are dealing with small sequins.
Method 2: Sewing Sequins with needle and thread

You can easily sew sequins to fabric with needle and thread.
·         Pass the thread through the eye of the needle and tie a knot at the end of the thread (It is good to use the thread of the same color as the sequin).
·         Bring the thread and the needle under the fabric.
·         Now, bring the thread and needle up by passing them through the fabric and add a sequin to the thread.
·         Then, stitch straight down the edge of the sequin and come back up through the centre of the sequin.
·         Repeat the above step to get as many stitches as you want.
·         At the end, tie a knot under the fabric to secure all the sequins.
Minimum two stitches are required to keep the sequin in place.
Method 3: Sewing Sequins with beads

If you want to experiment a bit and maybe looking for dimension in your designs then you can add seed beads with sequins to your designs.
·         Pass the thread through the eye of the needle and tie a knot at the end.
·         Bring the thread and the needle under the fabric.
·         Now, bring the thread and needle up by passing them through the fabric and add a sequin to the thread.
·         Add a bead to the thread.
·         Pass the thread straight down the center of the sequin skipping the bead.
·         Repeat the same process to add as many sequins as you want.
·         In the end, tie a knot under the fabric to secure sequin and bead.
All these are methods are very easy and the results are always beautiful. Choose the method that suits your requirement.

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