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If you want to add sparkle to your designs and have no idea how to do it. Well, I am here to help you with that. In this article, I will show you how to sew sequins to the fabric in three different methods. All you have to do is follow along as they are really very easy and you can easily learn them in no time. Method 1: Basic Method of Sewing Sequins Step 1:  Take the thread and pass it through the eye of the needle. Step 2:  Cut the required length of thread and tie a knot at the end of the thread. Step 3:  Now, bring the needle up by passing it through the fabric. Step 4:  Take a flat round sequins and pass it through the needle. Step 5:  Now, pass the needle through the fabric along the circumference of the sequin. Bring the needle up again through the centre. Step 6:  Make a stitch in opposite direction by passing needle near the edge of the sequin and bring the needle up again through the centre. Step 7:  Now, make a stitch in between the two stitche

Embellishments that never run out of style and is always trending are Sequins. What you will see most common in most of the fashion weeks is the use of Paillette Sequins. The sassy look that they give to the dress is beyond words. Here is the list of three styles that trending so much that you probably wouldn’t want to miss out: Flat Round Sequins This is the most commonly used style and the consistency and finish that flat round sequins provide can’t be easily matched with any other style. From slinky gowns to miniskirts and tops, you can see celebrities kicking off fashion weeks with sequins embellished dresses. French-Cut Cupped Sequins The most amazing thing about cupped sequins is they can make your dress shine like a sky full of stars. This dress is the perfect example of how French cut style paillette can make your dress look so incredible. Seriously after this, who wouldn’t want to embellish their dresses with silver sequins? Flower Sequins