QUILT MAGIC INC-Quilt Magic No Sew Wallhanging Kit. Make a unique 'quilted' wallhanging to decorate any room in the house! These kits are fun and easy to make because they require no special tools, sewing, or gluing! Each kit comes with pre-cut foam board, assorted fabrics, a pattern and detailed instructions for creating your wallhanging. This kit contains Log Cabin Heart: 15x15 inches. Frame not included. A.
YaY!!! I'm sew excited to announce four new patterns!!! They are from my Farm Girl Vintage and Scrappy Project Planner book retreats last fall and are now available for purchase as a downloadable PDF:) As you know... these blocks were designed exclusively for my retreat students. We received many requests to please make them available to those of you who were not able to attend my retreats. My super awesome book publishers complied and here they are! I snapped a photo of these blocks on the design board during one of my retreats:) I love how the Zinnia's look surrounding the Beehive! This is a photo of the design board in my studio... way back when I was sewing the Acorns... I couldn't stop... and I ended up with a lot more! Zinnia Beehive Crow Acorn And of course... the pattern includes cutting for both 6" and 12" size blocks:) They make the cutest mini quilts or you can use them to create summer or fall quilts too! Click Here for my new patterns Thank you so much from the bottom of my heart for all of your quilty love and support of my work... you make me sew happy! Tomorrow we kick off the Scrappy Project Planner Sew Along... See you then! xx Lori
Did you know it is national scrap week? It is not. I made that up. But it should be a thing. I’m making it a thing. A bag of scraps… Read More
Children's Activity Pack,Children’s Sewing Kit,Craft Kit for Kids,Lockdown Gift,Colouring,Birthday Gift unicorn llama rainbow dinosaur train & more! Shapes measure approx 15cm. ⭐️⭐️Craft Cabin Sewing Kits are a great way to develop fine motor skills and hand eye coordination as well as being crafty at the same time!!⭐️⭐️ NO NEEDLE NECESSARY! GREAT FOR ALL AGES! These can be hung on the wall. Each Sewing Kit includes : -Shape -Ribbons -Gems You can use your own pens to colour the shape or add pens to your order for just £1.50! Ribbons come ready to sew with and no needle is necessary. Colours may vary to those on photos.
I had a leftover kitty pumpkin quilt block from my “I Love Cats Quilt” so I came up with this fun little wallhanging! It measures 20″ square so you could turn it into a pi…
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Hair has always been a canvas for self-expression, and what better way to showcase your personality and creativity than with bold and colorful hairstyles? If you're feeling adventurous and want to...
Want to sew a quilt but don’t know where to start? With this step by step quilting for beginners tutorial I’ll show you how to make a quilt start to finish!
Chic Baby Girl Quilt Pattern, Log Cabin Quilt Pattern, Modern Baby Quilt Pattern, Baby Quilt Pattern, PDF Pattern - Quilt Enjoy Stitching this Modern Log Cabin Quilt Pattern. This is an "OffSet" Modern Log Cabin Quilt. Not your traditional log cabin quilt pattern! Great size for a crib quilt, or PERFECT for a toddler to cuddle with at nap time or baby crib. THIS IS FOR A PATTERN ONLY (NOT THE FINISHED QUILT). INSTANT DOWNLOAD ONLY: not mailed - download following etsy instructions. Our Quilt Pattern Tutorial includes detailed instructions along with several "as you quilt" block images, quilt images, outlines. Skill Level: Intermediate Use of rotary cutter and sewing accurate 1/4 inch seams. Familiar with stitching applique designs Baby blanket Finished size approx: 41 x 41 inches Designed by: Christine J Designs. This listing is for the Vintage Modern Log Cabin Heart Quilt Quilt PDF Pattern download. All PDF pattern and print pattern sales are final. Questions on copyright? Feel free to convo regarding designs and art work included in pattern. Happy Stitching!
The November Block of the Month is a nice take on Flying Geese designed by Sharon McConnell of Color Girl Quilts, which she titled ...
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Photo above © Bev Hughes This quilting pattern / tutorial is available for free... Full post: Log Cabin Quilt Block
Put an end to their boredom, once and for all.
Vintage-inspired log cabin quilt made by Amy Smart featuring lots of retro-reproduction fabrics and scraps in a pastel color pallette.
A couple of weeks ago I shared a link to a pixelated heart project - and now I've finally made my own! You can find the original tutorial here on the Sew Mama Sew blog. But since mine is a little different from the original tutorial I thought I'd show you how I made mine. First of all, I didn't have any of that nifty pre-printed grid interfacing. If you have it, that's great. If not, it is easy to make your own! I used the lightest weight fusible interfacing that I had. Decide how big you want to cut your squares (mine were 1.5"). Lay the interfacing over your cutting mat and using the lines on your mat and a ruler, just trace the grid. You'll want to trace onto the smooth (non-fusible) side! I used any ol' pen I had laying around. If you want to make a different sized mini, here's the math for you! Now that you have figured out what size to make, and how many fabric squares you'll need, time to start cutting! Cut the fabric squares the SAME SIZE as the grid you traced onto the interfacing. I went with a blue/green/aqua combo so it could stay on my wall all year 'round. You'll need the most of the low-volume (or background) squares. I did end up removing the outer row of background squares so I only needed 50. And I tried to use each print only once, but I think a couple of duplicates slipped in there. Use the diagram above to lay out your fabric squares in the shape of a heart. Now just follow the original tutorial (here) to fuse everything down and then to sew your rows and columns together! I quilted mine with some simple straight lines- nice and fast! My new pixelated heart is up on my mini wall! And my collection is growing - slowly. What mini should I make next? Do you have a favorite?
Log Cabin Made With Paper: Here is a neat design of a log cabin made from paper. You can build it cheaply but it takes time. If you see mistakes, please comment, this is my first Instructable! Following is the list of supplies you need.
ONE BIG CABIN 40″ x 46″ Applique Baby Quilt with adorable woodland critters. Uses 1 Jelly Roll or BaliPop. Optional instructions for cutting from Fat Quarters provided. Also, makes a cute quilt without the applique! This is a PDF/Digital version of the pattern for download. (If you prefer a printed version, please visit our website www.rowhousecreations.com or ask for it at your local quilt shop).
A mini quilt made from the Lori Holt of Farm Girl Vintage, Let's Bake quilt along. How to make a mini quilt, a cute vintage inspired mini quilt pattern by Lori Holt.
It's ready! It's finally ready! Drumroll please! My Starfall pattern is now available for purchase on Payhip and on Craftsy. (UPDATE June 23, 2019: all patterns have moved to my Etsy shop.) This pattern has been in the works for some time now. The concept has been kicking around in my head for about 3 years and I finally pinned it down last fall. I shared a peek of the top in September, and a second version in my 2017 round-up in January, but I haven't shared an official reveal here. It took me longer than I liked to write this pattern because I wrote it two ways: one using the Rapid Fire Lemoyne Star and V Block rulers from Studio 180 Design, and the other using foundation paper piecing in case you don't have access to the handy dandy rulers. I also tried regular piecing, and it was possible but fiddly and there are only so many options you can cram into in a single pattern without making it a muddled mess! In the end, the pattern has instructions for making both blocks with either the specialty rulers or foundation paper piecing, and you can mix and match. If you have one ruler but not the other, you can use the ruler for one block and paper piecing for the other. Oh, and it is in three sizes too: baby, throw and twin, all the same layout but different sized blocks. Here's a look at the quilting, all done with, you guessed it, my walking foot! Deciding what to quilt took me a while and I finally just started quilting diagonally from one corner to the next in straight lines. When I got tired of that direction I mixed things up a bit and went vertical. Then I got bored with that and went diagonal again, and so on until the quilt was all quilted. Here's a close up so you can see the fabrics a little better. Starfall quilt close-up. Photo by quiltphotography.com. The background is Moda Grunge White Paper (or is it paper white?). The stars and triangles are all Tula Pink. On even days, this light Tula version is my favourite, and every other day I prefer the darker, richer version I paper pieced. Come back tomorrow for pictures of the darker version and let me know which you prefer. Then on Sunday, I'll share my fabulous pattern testers' beautiful versions, with all their varied color schemes. I hope you'll come back to see those too. To celebrate this pattern release I am offering a 20% discount on this pattern in my Payhip shop through the end of April. Use the coupon code STARFALL20. (UPDATE June 23, 2019: all patterns have moved to my Etsy shop.)
My daughter made this Plaid Flannel Quilt for a Christmas Gift! She saw something on Pinterest that she liked and just decided to copy the idea. We did not have a pattern, but it is just squares pieced together. A quilt like this is perfect for camping, picnics, ballgames or just being outside! The … Continue reading Plaid Flannel Quilt →
