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Consumerist dynamics in the age of Anthropocene: retracing the after-life of an everyday object.
Designed by Cobe. The City of Frederiksberg, along with Real-dania By and Byg Foundation have selected a team led by Danish architects COBE to develop the "House of...
Here, hand-dyed silk cocoons in a variety of colors are ready to be embellished and made into art. Silk cocoons, the purest form of silk, can be stretched and spun into yarn or left whole
Cindy made the great Canadian version of the Quarter Sections pattern from our very own Highway 10 Designs . The fabric collecti...
Once all the fabric collage sections are completed, it's now time to assemble the mini-journal.
Scraps piling up? Try crumb quilting! Start by sewing small bits together and then sew those sections together making crumb fabric.
Total Fabric needed would be 113" x 3 (sections) = 339" divided by 36 would would be 9.42 yards. You would need to purchase 9.5 Yards of backing material to...
It's still really, really hot! Print or trace the block diagram onto foundation paper, number, and cut out as in the photo. Foundation piece all the numbered sections and trim their seam allowances to 1/4". Out of main block fabric, cut 2 rectangles 1" x 4". Out of background fabric, cut 1 rectangle 3/4" x 4". Sew the small pieced sections together in pairs.(See photo) Sew the resulting sections to either side of the background fabric rectangle. Sew the main fabric rectangles to the top and bottom of this section. Attach the two pieced side sections.
Save the printed sections of the selvage and create a fun quilt with the usually unused portion of fabric.
Inspired by nature, Dee Hardwicke's The Knitted Fabric includes 20 patterns divided into three main sections – Butterflies, Garden City and Homecoming. Take a closer look on the patterns featured in the book.
What is Gridding? Gridding is a way to make your fabric look more like your pattern chart by dividing the fabric into 10x10 sections - just like in your chart. With a grid on your fabric, it is much easier to do counted cross stitch without miscounting. If you're a…
An easy one. Foundation pieced. Print or trace the block diagram onto foundation paper, number, and cut out as in the photo. Foundation piece the numbered sections and trim seam allowances to 1/4". Cut the unnumbered sections out of background fabric, remembering to add the seam allowance here as well. Sew the three center sections together. Attach the unnumbered top and bottom sections. Sew on the side sections.
Honeycomb Stitch Pattern is an easy but intricate pattern that creates a thick textured fabric resembling hexagonal sections in a honeycomb.
Print or trace the block diagram onto foundation paper, cut out, and number as below. Foundation piece all the numbered sections and trim the seam allowances to 1/4". Out of main block fabric, cut two rectangles 7/8" x 2 7/8". Sew the three center sections together. Attach the two main fabric rectangles to opposing sides of the center section. Sew on the two rectangular pieced sections. Sew two of the remaining pieced triangles to opposing sides of the center. Finally, attach the remaining two triangular sections.
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Another easy one. Print or trace the block diagram onto the dull side of freezer paper and cut out the four sections that have a curved edge. Out of background fabric, cut 4 squares 2.5" x 2.5" Iron a freezer paper shape to the right side of the fabric, in the center of each background square. Cut out the curved edge, leaving a scant 1/4" seam allowance. Clip the inside curve. Out of main block fabric, cut 4 squares 2.5" x 2.5". Lay the main fabric squares right side up on the table. Lay the background fabric sections right side up on top of them. Baste through all layers, staying far enough from the freezer paper edge to allow for the seam allowance to be turned under. Reverse applique each curve. Trim the squares to size 1/4" away from the freezer paper edge on all sides. They should be 2" x 2". Remove the freezer paper and trim away the excess main block fabric from the back of each section. Out of main block fabric, cut 5 squares 2" x 2". Lay the block sections out as below. Sew the sections together in sets of three, resulting in three rectangular block sections. Sew these sections together.
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The trend in valances is toward flat sections of fabric that have unique shapes. If you're looking for something more unique than the standard gathered or
No foundation piecing. Out of main block fabric, cut two strips 1" x 11" Out of background fabric, cut 1 strip 1" x 11" Out of background fabric, cut four squares 2" x 2". Sew the three long strips together along the long sides as in the photo. Cut the resulting pieced section into five 2" wide sections. Referring to the block diagram sew the block sections together in three strips. Sew the strips together.
