Sew pieces of material together, and even try sewing 2 different materials together. Get some basics under your belt seriously, sewing without a pattern is so much easier if you know how to sew in the
Sew a happy heart box out of felt for your Valentine with this DIY project.
Make a Hawaiian inspired sundress for your 18 inch doll. SHOP THE OH SEW KAT! PATTERN COLLECTION The tropical climate of Hawaii is perfect for floral sundresses of all styles! A quick google search for "Hawaiian Dress" or "Hawaiian Muumuu" will show you thousands of pretty island dresses. There are many styles, so it seems…
It's nice to have a small project to do while on vacation, or even just sitting outside enjoying the weather. This little hexie pincushion is a fun little project. I first saw it on facebook and fell in love with it. This pattern is part of the Sew Over The Rainbow quilt along hosted by Victoriana Quilt Designs. You can check it out on her Facebook Page. The FREE pattern can be found HERE.... Benita, Thank you for the great pattern, it's adorable when finished and you can never have too many pincushions. It would also make a cute little gift for one of your quilting buddies. So here is my spin on her awesome pattern.... I printed up the pattern and traced out the hexie just as it printed up. You could make this cute little project with just about any size hexie. Using the hexie template I cut out several foundation papers out of a paper bag. It's a great way to recycle an old paper bag! Cut fabric a 1/4" or so bigger than the hexie shape.... Wrap your fabric around and pin using sequin pins. (They are tiny) My hexies are all ready to piece together. I am using three different fabrics from the 'Gallery in Red' fabric line from Marcus Brothers. Sewing using tiny little stitches.... right sides together. Here's the layout to form the pincushion. Here I am sewing the 'sides' of the pincushion... remember to remove pins and hexie papers when all sides are 'sewn'. Continue to sew until you have all the sides sewn up, except for one. Remove the last of the pins and paper and then turn right side out. Then use stuffing or leftover batting and stuff. Finish sewing the last seam. Remember to use tiny little blind stitches. I think it's adorable with an added button! I hope you enjoy this cute little project. Remember this cute little hexie project from last year? My tutorial for this project can be found HERE. Happy Quilting!
It's that time again. This is year 4 for Camp Sew N Sew at my church. This year we are going to make one simple project per day, rather t...
How to make a sheet for a pack n play. This is an easy sew project for beginners who need an extra sheet for the bassinet.
Learn to make your own free triceratops crochet pattern with this low sew amigurumi design for the cute n cuddly Flip Flop Triceratops soft toy!
Be inspired by these Halloween inspired outfits which were all sewn using the PDF digital Sugar n Spice Everything Nice pattern by Oh Sew Kat! So many options- what will you make? See even more Sugar n Spice dresses in the Inspiration Gallery. Make your doll a Halloween costume with easy sewing patterns by Oh Sew…
How to Sew a Chemo Cap | The Sewing Room Channel🧵In this tutorial I will demonstrate how to make a chemo cap. I am using McCalls Easy stitch n' Save pattern...
Make an easy button up doll skirt with the Sugar n Spice Sewing Pattern The Sugar n Spice and Everything Nice PDF sewing pattern from Oh Sew Kat! is a short sleeved, full skirted dress with fun accessories, including a pinafore, and an overskirt. See this post and this one for the full look. The…
You can make one too! I've put together a cut 'n sew doll panel at Spoonflower www.spoonflower.com/fabric/1258170# He is about 12" tall when finished and super simple to make. I've put step-by-step pictures together on my blog shelleymitchell.blogspot.com/2012/07/skelley-baby-cut-n-s...
Let's sew together this variation of the Crowned Star quilt block. It is a very pretty traditional block that uses half-square triangles, modified flying geese, and snowball units. The original block appeared in Stitch 'n Sew Quilts but I altered the block a bit to make it easier to piece. Let's get sewing!
Just a quick post to show you all some gift tags I have been making tonight after seeing Melissa Phillips post today. I love her blog and always finds lots of inspiration on there !
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This pattern uses 13 fat quarters for the block accent fabrics and a single fabric for the background. You might find it easier to organize things if you use 7 one-gallon size plastic zipper bags or small containers. QUILTERS !! CLICK TO DOWNLOAD THE FREE PATTERN Pattern above revised 3-10-2023 17" Finished - Make 12 Quilt shown with all blocks the same. Approx. 63" x 83" Finished Fabric 13 Fat quarters 5-1/4 yards background 3/4 yds binding The Units Light 3-Patch Unit All the Light 3-Patch units are made from the same fabric. This unit is found on all sides of the block and in each of the Center 9-Patch Units. Choose 1 fat quarter for the accent fabric. From this fat quarter cut 5 @ 1-1/2” x 21”. From the background fabric, cut 5 @ 3-1/2” x WOF. Cut each strip in half to make 10 @ 3-1/2” x 21”. Using the 10 @ 3-1/2” x 21” background pieces, make 5 strip sets as shown below. Sub cut to 60 segments. Make 60. Put 12 pieces in the Center 9-Patch bag and 48 pieces in the Light 3-Patch bag. Cut Remaining Fat Quarters From each of the remaining fat quarters, cut the following: Cut Unit / Bag (D) 2 @ 3-1/2” x 7” Dark 3-Patch (E) 4 @ 3-1/2” squares Center 9-Patch (G) 2 @ 1-1/2” x 13” 9-Patch (H) 1 @ 1-1/2” x 7” 9-Patch (L) 1@ 1-1/2” x 13 4-Patch (Q) 2 @ 1-1/2” x 7” Sash / Cornerstones (R) 1 @ 1-1/2” x 4” Sash / Cornerstones Cut Background Fabric Cut Unit /Bag 2 @ 1-1/2” x WOF. Sub cut 12 @ 1-1/2” x 7” (C). Dark 3-Patch Bag 1 @ 3-1/2” x WOF. Sub cut to 24 @ 1-1/2” x 3-1/2” (F). Center 9-Patch Bag 12 @ 1-1/2” x WOF. For each strip, sub cut to: · 1 @ 13” (J) and 2 @ 7” (I) · 1 @ 13” (K) 9-Patch Bag 4-Patch Bag 4 @ 7-1/2” x WOF. Sub cut to 48 @ 3-1/2” segments. (M) Dark 3-Patch Bag 6 @ 3-1/2” x WOF. Sub cut to 96 @ 2-1/2” segments. (N) Put 48 pieces in 9-Patch Bag Put 48 in 4-Patch Bag 3 @ 17-1/2” x WOF. Sub cut to 31 @ 3-1/2” segments. Sash / Cornerstones 2 @ 1-1/2” x WOF. Sub cut to 10 @ 7” segments (O) Sash / Cornerstones 2 @ 1-1/2” x WOF. Sub cut to 20 @ 4” segments (P) Sash / Cornerstones Binding = Cut 8 @ 2-1/2" x WOF Center 9-Patch Unit Using the Light 3-Patch Unit, 4 @ 3-1/2” accent squares (E) from the same fabric and 2 @ 1-1/2” x 3-1/2” background pieces (F), sew the center 9-patch unit as shown. Make 12. Dark 3-Patch Unit 1. Using the 2 @ 3-1/2” x 7” (D) accent pieces from the same fabric and one 3-1/2” x 7” (C) background piece, make the strip set shown below. Sub cut to 4 @ 1-1/2” segments. 2. Make 4 from each accent fabric for a total of 48 units. 3. Sew one 3-1/2” x 7-1/2” background piece (M) to each Dark 3-Patch unit. Make 48 4. Remove all the Light 3-Patch units and sew one to each of the units made in step 3 above. Make 48 5. Place all pieces back in the Dark 3-Patch bag. 9-Patch Unit 1. Using the: · 2 @ 1-1/2” x 13” accent pieces (G), · the matching 1-1/2” x 7” accent piece (H) · 1 @ 1-1/2” x 13” background piece (J), and · the 2 @ 1-1/2” x 7” background pieces (I), make the strip sets shown below. 13” 7” 2. Sub cut the 13” strip set into 8 @ 1-1/2” segments. 3. Sub cut the 7” strip set into 4 @ 1-1/2” segments. 4. Sew the segments together as shown. Make 48 5. Sew one 2-1/2” x 3-1/2” background piece (N) to one side of each 9-Patch. Make 48 4-Patch Unit 1. Using the 1-1/2” x 13” accent fabric (L) and the 1-1/2” x 13” background fabric (K), stitch the strip set shown. 2. Sub cut the strip into 8 @ 1-1/2” segments. Sew the segments together as shown. Make 48 3. Sew one 2-1/2” x 3-1/2” background piece (N) to one side of the 4-Patch. Assemble the Blocks Using all the units and background pieces in each bag, assemble the blocks. Use the diagram for placement of the pieces. Cornerstone Unit Using · two 7” accent fabric strips (Q), · matching 4” strip (R), · one 7” background strip (O), and · two 4” background strips (P), make the strip sets shown. For the accent fabrics you can mix them up or use the same fabric for all 3 accent pieces. 7” 4” 1. Sub cut the 7” strip set into 4 @ 1-1/2” segments. 2. Sub cut the 4” strip set into 2 @ 1-1/2” segments. 3. Sew the segments together as shown to make 2 Cornerstone Units. You will need a total of 20 Cornerstones. You will have a few extra pieces left over. Assemble the Top Lay the blocks out in 4 rows of 3. Use the diagram on page 1 for placement of cornerstones and sashes. JOIN THE FACEBOOK GROUP, THE QUILTMAKER'S WORKSHOP QUILTERS !! CLICK TO DOWNLOAD THE FREE PATTERN
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