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Dětská podložka Dětská podložka je plyšově měkká a díky zvýšenému a polstrovanému okraji zajišťuje dobrý spánek po vzrušujících hodinách hry. Hrací deka jako obohacení do každého dětského a kojeneckého pokojíčku. Hrací matrace s poutky k připevnění našich dekorativních polštářků k vytvoření hnízda pro hraní a relaxaci. výhody: Izolační proti chladu - polstrovaná podložka na prolézání má izolační účinek. Hrací podložky podporují motorický a kognitivní rozvoj. Kulatá hrací podlahová rohož je dostatečně velká, aby vytvořila útulný koutek. Hrací koberec je MUST-HAVE v každém dětském pokoji jako matrace na podlahu nebo hrací podložka. Výplň z vysoce elastických polyesterových vláken, které zajišťují vysokou odolnost. Snadná údržba - hrací podložku lze prát na 30 stupňů a jemně odstředit. Také jako skvělý DÁREK! DETAILY PRODUKTU: Podložka: ROZMĚRY: 100 cm. +/- 5 cm. Okraj ozdobného polštáře: ROZMĚRY: 300 cm. +/- 5 cm. Potah: bavlna, samet. Výplň: polyester. POUŽITÍ: Jako dětská podložka na hraní, podložka na hraní, podložka na hraní. Vyrobeno v EVROPĚ. RUČNÍ. NEBEZPEČÍ! Barevný odstín se může mírně lišit v závislosti na světle na fotografiích (přirozené/umělé), šarži materiálu nebo nastavení monitoru. VAROVÁNÍ NEBEZPEČÍ: Používejte pod přímým dohledem dospělé osoby. Nenechávejte své dítě bez dozoru. Výrobek není hračka. Obal není hračka (nebezpečí udušení). Při prvních známkách poškození přestaňte používat (nebezpečí udušení).
I wanted to make a giraffe toy for my baby. I have a lot of batting to use up. So I did a quick google search for a giraffe template. I really didn't like any I saw so I drew one myself. It was a lot harder than I thought! haha. This one was after I've given up after 3-4 failed ones. Whatever. It wasn't going to be perfect anyway.... I also have lots of fat quarter pieces laying around. I love these because they're perfect for smaller projects like this! SUPPLIES: Fabric Batting Ribbons Scissors Sewing Machine and thread DIRECTIONS: I folded the fat quarter pieces into 4 layers (to make 2 giraffes) from each fat quarter. Lay the template on and trace or pin to fabric. My craft room is a MAJOR mess so I couldn't find my fabric pen. So... I just pinned it and cut around it slightly bigger for seam allowance. With the right side of the fabric together, pin ribbons in between the two pieces. The below photos are just to show you what it looks like inside because you'd want to pin them all together. When you pin them all together, it'll look like this: Sew around leaving space (about an inch) to flip inside out. I used a pencil to push all the corners out. So I left the bottom portion open to stuff it with batting. After stuffing it, the opening was hand sewn shut (I hate doing this part) and it looked horrible. Oh well. When I worked on the second giraffe, I left the front open and did a much better job (still bad though)!
♥♥♥ONLY FROM TOTSY BABY♥♥♥ The children's mat is cuddly soft and, thanks to the raised and padded edge, ensures safe naps after exciting hours of play. Play blanket as an enrichment for every children's and baby's room. Our floor cushions are free of harmful substances. Play mattress with ties to attach our decorative pillows to create a nest for playing and relaxing. Advantages: ✔ Insulates against the cold - the padded crawling mat has an insulating effect ✔ Play mats promote motor and cognitive development ✔ Play floor mat round is large enough to create a cozy corner. ✔ Play carpet is a MUST-HAVE in every child's room as a floor mattress or play mat ✔ Filling made of highly elastic polyester fibers that ensure high durability ✔ Easy-care! Crawling mat can be washed at 30 degrees and gently spun ✔ As a gift for birth or baby shower - crawling mats are suitable for babies and toddlers. Product Details: Mat: Filling: Polyester. DIMENSIONS: 100 cm. +/- 5 cm. Cushion Border: Filling: Polyester. DIMENSIONS: 300 cm. +/- 5 cm. Cover: both made of Oeko-Tex Standard 100 certified fabrics: cotton (IW 00180) and velvet (polyester) (20.HCN.16515). PURPOSE: As a children's play mat, crawling mat, play mat. SAFE BECAUSE: ♥ made from the highest quality child-safe materials ♥ made in EUROPE ♥ HANDMADE ♥♥♥ Discover the comfort of Totsy Baby ♥♥♥ ATTENTION! The color tone may vary slightly depending on the light in the photos (natural / artificial), the batch of material or the monitor settings. HAZARD WARNING: To be used under the direct supervision of an adult. Do not leave your child unattended. The goods are not toys. Packaging is not a toy (choking hazard). Discontinue use at first sign of damage (choking hazard).
Beautiful play rug from Liewood designed to develop the motor senses and curiosity of your little one. With crackling marine animals and flaps for endless playing pleasure. Your little one probably finds it all very interesting, this beautiful play mat is a brilliant Babymusthave full of playing pleasure and style. Also nice as a sustainable maternity gift Characterize Ideal to practice their fine motor skills and to stimulate your baby's curiosity. The animals on the play mat contain crisp paper and nice surprises Material: 100% organic cotton Dimensions: L 110 cm, B: 110 cm
Pink/Purple Hand Knitted Socks January Pink Cable Cardigan January Monsters - Finished February More Monsters - February Pansy Quilt
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This sweet baby quilt is Shelly’s and the pattern is by Annie Brady Designs and can be found to purchase here. The pattern is called Big Bear and the fabric collection is Big Sky by Moda. Shelly asked for my free hand wood grain quilting and it really suited it so well! I used off white So Fine thread and Quilters Dream Blend batting. Today I received my Blog Book in the mail from Blog2Print. This is something I have done every year since I started my blog back, in 2009, so I have a hard copy of my blog since the beginning of my longarm career.
En premier lieu on dessine le patron et on le reporte sur le tissus (mon patron contient dèjà un surplus de 0,5 cm pour les coutures alors je coupe à ras ) Je superpose mes 2 dinos endroit contre endroit et grande joie pour moi je cherche des rubans...
Simply Scalloped Skill Level ♦♦ Yes, you can! This sweet little quilt showcases a no-math method for marking a perfect scalloped border. Designed by Laurie Bird Finished Quilt Size43 1/2" x 43 1/2" Ordering InformationA
So you may remember my monsters a few posts ago? I’ve finished! I thoroughly enjoyed the making of it but I must admit, I had some angst in the setting of my blocks. I had a picture in my head, and it just looked awful. I had planned to cut a whole swag of 3” squares and sash them around the blocks. But when it came down to it, it looked just toooooo bright. I’d tried a few sashings, and the further I went on with it the more wrong it became. I must admit it doesn’t look so bad online, but the real life version was wayyyyyy too bright. So I unpicked it all and sulked for a while. Then I went over to the next town (150 kilometres away) where I could buy fabrics and I brought one fat quarter of each bright fabric plain I could find. And then I sashed each block with a different colour. And hey presto, it actually worked! I have fallen totally in love with this quilt, and though my brother has asked for it for his son, I may not part with it. It’s one of the few I’ve actually finished! I think I probably will give it to my delicious six month old nephew for Christmas this year though, so I will have it for a few months. It’s a bit difficult to see here, because I’ve artfully cropped out the exact part of the quilt I wanted to show you, but can you see the binding? I couldn’t find a colour that matched how I wanted it to, so I sewed 3” strips together and made a matchy matchy one. And it was a buggar of a thing to do (*scuse my language) but I think it was totally worth it. So there you go, my dears. A lovely new quilt. I am quietly thrilled to bits with it. Hope your quilting days are going well. Suzie
Spieldecke in Pilzform - Hergestellt aus 100% Bio-Baumwolle - Spielmatte für endlosen Spielspass - Masse (H x L x B): 0.5 x 98 x 120 cm - Detailfarbe: Rot.
Kinder Matte Kinder Matte ist kuschelig weich und sorgt dank des erhöhten und gepolsterten Randes für gute Nickerchen nach aufregenden Spielstunden. Spieldecke als Bereicherung für jedes Kinder- und Babyzimmer. Spielmatratze mit Bindeschnürchen zur Befestigung von unseren Zierkissen um ein Nestchen zum Spielen und Entspannen zu schaffen. Vorteile: Kälteisolierend - Krabbelmatte gepolstert hat eine isolierende Wirkung. Spielmatten fördern die motorische und kognitive Entwicklung. Spiel Bodenmatte rund ist groß genug um eine Kuschelecke zu schaffen. Spielteppich ist in jedem Kinderzimmer als Bodenmatratze oder Spielunterlage ein MUST-HAVE. Füllung aus hochelastischen Polyesterfasern, die für eine hohe Strapazierfähigkeit sorgen. Pflegeleicht - Krabbelteppich lässt sich bei 30 Grad waschen und schonend schleudern. Auch als tolles GESCHENK! PRODUKTDETAILS: Matte: MAßE: 100 cm. +/- 5 cm. Zierkissen-Rand: MAßE: 300 cm. +/- 5 cm. Bezug: Baumwolle, Velvet. Füllung: Polyester. VERWENDUNGSZWECK: Als Kinderspielteppich, Krabbeldecke, Spielmatte. Hergestellt in EUROPA. HANDMADE. ACHTUNG! Der Farbton kann leicht variieren, abhängig vom Licht auf den Fotos (natürlich / künstlich), der Materialcharge oder den Monitoreinstellungen. GEFÄHRDUNGSHINWEIS: Benutzung unter unmittelbarer Aufsicht von Erwachsenen. Lassen Sie Ihr Kind nicht unbeaufsichtigt. Die Ware ist kein Spielzeug. Die Verpackung ist kein Spielzeug (Erstickungsgefahr). Stellen Sie die Verwendung beim ersten Anzeichen einer Beschädigung ein (Erstickungsgefahr).
Nous commençons un nouveau thème sur les contes. Ce sera l’occasion de lire les contes que les enfants aiment mais aussi d’en découvrir pleins de nouveaux. Ce thème sera aussi l’o…
These are quilts 3 & 4 from the Sugarland Fall Festival. Meet Seashore Rails, the simplest rail fence pattern. This is the pattern I pick when I do not want to think, when I do not have the patience to measure once, leave alone twice, when I do not want to cut fabric. Seashore Rails This is the holy grail (and the savior) for all those (me included) who like the concept of handmade but may not always have the nine yards of patience. Take two strips of color, one strip of white. Stitch them along the length, with the white in the middle. Cut into squares. Voila, you have your blocks!!! Black Border, Green Binding Arrange your blocks - one horizontal and one vertical, add a border to make it all come together and you have a quilt top!!! When Eleanor Burns said - Quilt in a Day, I am sure this is what she meant. I chose this mushroom fabric for the backing. Do you like Mushrooms? I had to choose easy and quick patterns since I really cranked out 14 of these in four weeks (My craziness is now well-established). Therefore, choosing bright happy fabrics was really the key!!! Matching binding to both the front and the back was an essential ingredient in making the quilt appealing. I think the green binding in the front works only because it stands out against the black border, whereas it appears a bit blah next to the teal/aqua blocks. Quilted and Bound As far as the back, well that green really adds to the mushroom fabric, even if I say so myself (blush). Green Binding - Multicolored Shrooms!!! Can you see the quilting? Me neither. The blocks finish at 6", the quilt without borders is about 36" square and with 2.5" strips border added, it finishes at about 40" square. I quilted using a decorative stitch (looks like the letter C), making the appearance of clouds, as one line looked like Cs and the next being a mirror image. Ooh, like a day at the Beach!!! And one more picture... Labelled!!! Once Seashore Rails was done, I had a few blocks leftover...leading to the next quilt - Jewel Box. Seashore Rails was definitely boyish. Therefore, I chose to add some non-blues (greens/purples) to make Jewel Box, so that it was a more gender-neutral quilt. Remember, while I am making these, I wanted an even split between boy and girl quilts, so that the quilts could appeal to all. Can you see the rail fence blocks in between the green and purple box blocks? I chose a bright purple border for Jewel Box, to highlight the purple and take the attention away from the teal/aqua blocks. However, the exact same green binding works against the purple too. Happy coincidence, indeed. Ok, are you ready for this? This is big and scary!!! Backing - Funny and Colorful!!! And see, the green binding works beautifully with the backing too. The quilting gods were smiling upon me! Quilted the same way as Seashore Rails. Jewel Box also finished at about 40" square. Finally, I can see some quilting in this picture. Scary & Adorable Did you think that I forgot the label? No, I am too vain for that. Labelled! OK, just one more picture. Can you see the cloud effect quilting in the picture below? Looks like this monster is peeping from behind the wall to yell - BOO!!! BOOtiful!!! I will be linking up with Let's Bee Social, Needle & Thread Thursday, Whoop Whoop Fridays, Link a Finish Friday, Thank Goodness Its Finished Friday, Finish it up Friday and Monday Making. I hope these simple patterns and bright fabrics bring some measure of joy and inspiration to your day. Your bright comments definitely bring joy to mine!!!
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I finally sewed with my machine!!! Not that what I did was particularly exciting but it's something...right? While at Quilt Festival back in November I picked up a set of 9 degree circle wedge rulers from Doheny Publications. I finally made some time on Saturday to try one of them out. I chose the Mini #1 Ruler to start out along with the leftover scraps from my Spiderweb quilt. Here's the ruler. And here is the results. I'm pretty please with it. It is approximately 18 1/2" in diameter. When I find time I'll applique it to a background and it'll become a small wallhanging or maybe a baby quilt for an NICU our guild regularly donates to. Now for the less exciting. I spent Sunday making half square triangles. They are for Miss Rosie's Heartland quilt. The log cabins are done and just waiting for the half square triangles...all 600 of them. I know! After making my Ocean Waves quilt, 600 half square triangles should be a breeze...right? Yes. But I can still whine about it while I do it. I'm half square triangled out. So what have you been up to?
Už vloni v létě jsem dostala od kamarádky zakázku na deku pro miminko. Sice jsem v té době měla ještě k dispozici domečkovou deku, ale její barvy se neshodovaly s tím, co má ráda budoucí maminka. Termín narození dítěte měl být podle informací konec listopadu. Myšlenku na deku jsem nosila v hlavě a nechala volně procházet nápady a snažila se zachytit ten pravý, ten který mě skutečně osloví. Nikdy se nesnažím násilně vymyslet, jak bude budoucí výrobek vypadat. Vždy věřím tomu, že vhodný nápad se včas objeví (pokud to dovolím a nebudu dělat žádné obstrukce). Když mám ještě pocit, že je stále dost času, a jen tak si občas pomyslím "jakpak to asi udělám?", tak většinou nic nepřijde. Ale jakmile se rozhodnu, že už je čas něco vymyslet, protože mám chuť se do věci pustit, začnou přicházet různé představy, které musím učesat, zjistit, jestli jsou vůbec uskutečnitelné, vhodné pro danou věc a nakonec mám v hlavě jasno, jak to bude vypadat. Někdy si návrh kreslím, někdy zůstane jen v hlavě a podle něj pak tvořím. Teď jsem si musela něco nakreslit, protože jsem potřebovala rozpočítat velikost jednotlivých dílů a samozřejmě jsem si musela nakreslit aplikace. Protože je v současné době spousta možností, jak se dostat k obrázkům různých zvířat i čehokoliv jiného, jako základ jsem si na Pinterestu vzala obrysy různých motýlů, které jsem pak upravila podle svých představ. A kytičky jsem využila z domečkové deky. Nápad byl na světě, ale stále se mi ještě nechtělo pustit se do práce. V říjnu jsem už naznala, že je čas, protože u miminka člověk nikdy neví, kdy se rozhodne přijít na svět. Jestli vydrží celých devět měsíců, nebo jestli se rozhodne vykouknout dříve. Deku jsem dodělala asi v polovině listopadu a pak jsem se dozvěděla, že se má miminko ve skutečnosti narodit až koncem prosince. Díky počáteční chybné informaci se stalo to, co se mi opravdu často nestává - měla jsem výrobek hotový ve velkém časovém předstihu! Protože se ale jednalo o dárek, nemohla jsem fotky zveřejnit, dokud deka nebude předaná. Nyní už je u své nové malé majitelky a mohu ji tedy ukázat i vám. Deka je velká cca 110 x 110 cm. Základ tvoří bílá a doplňuje ji růžová a tyrkysová. Nečekejte u mě žádný složitý patchworkový vzor. Z patchworku jsem si opět vybrala mou nejoblíbenější část, což jsou aplikace. Jedná se o raw edge applique, tedy aplikaci, u níž jsou ponechané volné, nezačištěné okraje. Všechny dílky jsou podžehlené zažehlovací pavučinkou na aplikace Vliesofix, nažehlené na své místo na topu deky a přišité. Jak vidíte na detailních fotkách, motýlci jsou přišití dvěma liniemi opakujícím se stehem, zatímco na kytičky jsem zvolila ozdobný smykovací steh (strojový). Top s již našitými aplikacemi jsem podložila hlazeným vatelínem 180g/m2, spodní látkou a ozdobila volným quiltováním bílou bavlněnou nití Triana. A tady je deka zezadu. Hezký den Jana
Children love penguins, especially my little one who loves watching Happy Feet over and over again. If penguins are one of your child’s favorite animals too, they will definitely enjoy this simple penguin outline template. These free printable penguin crafts for toddlers, preschools and kindergartens are perfect for entertaining on a cold winter afternoon. Making
Álbum 14----página Eu Amo Artesanato ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Quem, pois, tiver bens do mundo, e, vendo o seu irmão necessitado, lhe cerrar as suas entranhas, como estará nele o amor de Deus? Meus filhinhos, não amemos de palavra, nem de língua, mas por obra e em verdade. 1 João 3:17,18------------LEIA A BÍBLIA
So I’ve been trying to finish all the UFO’s in the cupboard (there is no hope – there are just too many) and finishing my monsters is high on the list. You may remember the original monster quilt (see it here if you want to refresh). When I stitched it, I just blindly appliqued lots of very cute monsters just because I liked them. I gave no thought to actual maths, or how they would work in a quilt. Consequently, I had lots of blocks left over that wouldn’t fit in the original – the maths just wouldn’t go. So, to use the all up, I made another monster quilt. Tadah! Half of these were already stitched, I also needed to make a few more. Happily, there are millions of little monsters all over the internet, or in colouring in books. The tricky part was not actually finding the designs, it was deciding when to stop. But stop I did, and I made this quilt over the last few months. + I do think that last one is my favourite. So all in all, I think my two monster quilts have worked rather well. I’m not sure anyone needs two monster quilts in their stash, so I’ll most likely give one away. But for a little while, I will keep them here at home. The only downside is that I STILL have all these blocks leftover that didn’t fit. I’ve decided that I will not make another monster quilt (I’m almost totally sick of the monsters….). I think I will use some of these guys on the back of the quilt, and I’m going to make some library bags or something as gifts. And then me and the monsters – we will be done! Suzie
