HACER COLCHAS DE RETASOS :Lo primero para crear una colcha debe ser recoger todos los trapos alrededor de la casa, ya que estas serán para unir la tela.
Para empezar, olvida las congeladas. Y segundo, da un paso más allá de las de jamón y queso o la carne que te sobró del cocido. Se pueden hacer auténticas delicias y si no, apunta estas recetas y demuéstratelo.
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Liz Porter created this cheerful quilt using vintage prints and rickrack to frame the top. Our instructions for Cutting 60′ Pyramids and making bias strips for the applique stems help bring it together smoothly. About
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This pattern includes all the detail about the doll, body, clothes, shoes, face and hair, with pictures of every step. The finished doll is 26 cm by Nako Pirlanta acrylic yarn (225m/100gm) and hook size 1.6mm. You may get a different doll size if you use different yarn. Feel free to contact me if you have any questions. Thank you.
Well hello there! I know I've been sharing a lot of single blocks lately and I'm so happy to be able to share a finished quilt today. And there's a bonus - I've got a free PDF pattern to go along with it! This is Simple Bricks - a fat quarter friendly pattern that sews up quickly since there's no tricky piecing or seams that need to match up! The finished quilt measures 63" x 72" and needs just 11 fat quarters and just over a yard of background fabric. The fabric I used for this quilt is from a line called Wonder Full. It's designed by Elizabeth Clark (Lizzie Clark Designs) for Sweet Bee Designs. There's been a lot of fun projects being created lately with this pretty fabric! I fell in love with those rich berry colors combined with the navy. And then you throw that mustard color in there and I just couldn't resist! I paired the prints with a super soft chambray which made the perfect background. I didn't want the background to be too stark- like a white would be. The chambray blended beautifully and adds some lovely texture to the quilt as well. You can grab the free Simple Bricks quilt pattern here. Pretty please use this for your personal use only! If you're a shop please just send customers here to download their own copy of the pattern. Thank you! If you make a Simple Bricks quilt I'd love to see it. Tag me on Instagram and use the hashtags #simplebricksquilt and #abrightcornerpatterns so we can all see what you've created! Want to see more projects using Wonder Full? There's been some great ones! 6/25 Sarah Goer - Sarah Goer Quilts 6/26 Becky Vandenberg - Be So Crafty 6/27 Becca Plymale - Sunflower Seams 6/28 Stephanie Jacobson - Steph Jacobson Designs 6/29 Allison Dutton - Allison Sews 6/30 Andy Knowlton - A Bright Corner 7/1 Lissa LaGreca - Lovingly Lissa 7/2 Jennifer Strauser - Dizzy Quilter 7/3 Sherry Shish - Powered by Quilting For a list of shops where you can find Wonder Full fabrics click here! Quilt details: 63" x 72" Pattern: Simple Bricks quilt pattern Fabric: Wonder Full by Lizzie Clark Designs Quilting: Maze (edge to edge computerized design)
Quilt-As-You-Go Quilt: Quilting is something that I absolutely enjoy. I’m a beginner yet, so it’s constantly challenging and fun and creative all at once. The one problem I have, however, with every quilt I make, is the fact that it is awful hard to machine quilt…
A trifecta of triangle quilts + tutorial! (Tutorial at the end of this post.) Jaime, Emily and I adore Denyse Schmidt's fabrics-- and when we saw this Pyramid quilt made from her Chicopee line, we were all three smitten. We had to make it for ourselves! We each cut 3/8 yard of all 26 prints, giving us 5 triangles from each print--enough to make a queen sized quilt top! Jaime's Quilt Jaime made a queen sized quilt, and tried her darnedest to be random with the patchwork. It turned out perfectly random and is beautiful! Emily took a different approach for her queen sized pyramid quilt, and planned out a repeating pattern which created a soft rainbow effect in her patchwork. In order have the right number of certain colors she had to make some triangle trades with Jaime and I. I love the effect of the organized groups of colors! I went a little smaller with my quilt, wanting a cozy couch quilt. It's 60" x 90", long enough to stretch out under for naps, or wide enough for a two person lap quilt. Jaime's Rainbow Patchwork Back | Amber's Bright Floral Back | Emily's Patchworky Stripe Back We each chose our own adventure for our quilt backs! Jaime used her Chicopee scraps to make a stripey rainbow, which she then patchworked with some of her favorite tiny gothic Japanese florals. I was inspired by antique crazy quilts I've seen from the early 1900s, many of which have big, wild florals backing them. I chose an acid yellow rose print from Bari J. and I love it! Emily chose a yarn-dyed Essex linen cotton for most of her quilt back, but inserted a colorful strip of patchwork down the center. Basic Pyramid Patchwork Tutorial To make a queen sized quilt top you will need: 3/8 yd each of 26 prints Cutting mat Rotary cutter clear ruler with 60o marking sewing machine and thread With a rotary cutter and ruler, cut all your fabric pieces to 12" strips, selvedge to selvedge. Take one strip and, using your ruler, cut the end of the strip off at 60o. Rotate your ruler to the other side and finish cutting one triangle by cutting again at 60o. Save your half triangles from the ends. Repeat cutting for remaining triangles and remaining strips. Place 2 triangles right sides together and seam along one edge at with 1/4" seam allowance. Press open. Place next triangle right sides together with last triangle, letting the point extend past the edge of the triangle below as much as the previous triangle point's seam allowance. Seam and press. Continue until you have 13 triangles sewn together. Seam one half-triangle to each end of your strip. Repeat until you have 9 strips of triangles. Lay your strips out to decide what order to piece them together in. Seam strips together. Tada! You have a totally hot quilt top!
This granny ripple tutorial is a step by step guide to make your own customized ripple blanket. This stitch would make for a beautiful blanket in any size!
Top US quilting blog, Diary of a Quilter, sares Fat Quarter-friendly Baby Quilt Tutorial in a modern bricks layout. Click now for more details!
This was an easy block, squares and half square triangles are a safe harbour. Railroad But I like it very much. It’s so inspiring to see what you can make out of two “simple” forms. Next up will be…
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With this pattern you can crochet this wonderful baby blanket. First crochet the squares, join them as you go in the last row. No sewing. The blanket in the example is crocheted with acrylic yarn on hook size 4.5 mm and measures 90 cm x 67 cm. Of course you can crochet this with any yarn of your choice and matching hook size. Crochet this blanket as large as you want: e.g. add more squares. The choice of colours is also completely up to you. Also included in the pattern: how to crochet the bobble stitch, how to join as you go and how to crochet the edge. With clear instructions, a lot of photos, tips and a scheme. The pattern is written in US terms, but I have added a conversion chart.
Oi gente, hoje postei uma foto que achei no Pinterest na minha página para inspirar quem segue e o pedido pelo PAP foi grande, mas como tem um PAP ótimo da nossa amiga Thays Figueira, e ela adaptou um molde, decidi, colocar o link dela aqui com o molde e o PAP. Olha só a foto original: (realmente inspiradora) OLha só o gatinho da Thays, muito parecido, fofoooo demais... Confira o molde e o PAP: AQUI! Pronto, não precisa mais acabar com suas unhas, um molde e modelo adaptado e com uma explicação excelente! Beijosssssss e quem fizer, me mostra, a arte do Destaque do Mês esta sendo feita...
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Hoy vamos a hacer colchitas tejidas para bebe, para que estés lista para recibir a un pequeñito.
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Atualmente muitas pessoas estão aprendendo como fazer patchwork seja por hobby, como profissão ou para ganhar uma renda extra.
En el post de hoy, tejeremos pies de cama en crochet para todos los niveles de experiencia. Estos le dan a tu cuarto un toque personalizado.
Free crochet amigurumi patterns... Great ideas about amigurumi lamb and step-by-step crochet tutorial are here. You will have no trouble crocheting the free amigurumi patterns on our blog and you will have a great time.
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Vamos a hacer esta bonita estrella de 8 puntas. ¿te animas? Primero dibujaremos en papel milimetrado Unimos los vértices de los cuadrados de las esquinas Como habíamos buscado el centro hacemos estás líneas que mrdirán 7 cm a partir del centro Fijándonos en las medidas de los dibujos nos debe quedar así Colorearemos y pondtod m Pondremos las mismas letras con sus subíndices Este es el patrón!! Esto es para hacer una punta de la estrella. Lo repetimos 8 veces . Estás son las telas que he empleado Las he cortado en tiras de 4.5 cm Esta es una punta. Se repite Ya tenemos las ocho puntas Nos faltan las esquinas 4 y 4 triángulos ambos en tela base Terminado! ¿Te ha gustado? Si es así, dale a "me gusta" en Facebook. ¡Recuerda que siempre puedes hacerlo con otra combinación de colores! Si tienes cualquier duda, ¡entra en mi grupo de Facebook y te ayudo!
Hacer cuadros a crochet para cubrecama es una tarea sencilla, muchos de estos se hacen a una sola puntada, otros generan hermosas figuras en su centro.
