The Scrappy Celebration Block H is complete!! It's a LOT of sewing friends, but the final payoff is huge! Are you sewing along? 🌸🌺🌼🌸🌺🌼 Pattern: Scrappy Celebration by @modalissa for American Patchwork and Quilting @allpeoplequilt Fabric: Scrappy Celebration kit from @catchingstitches 🌼🌸🌺🌼🌸🌺 #ericaarndt #scrappycelebrationqal @modafabrics #showmethemoda #quilting #quilt #scrappyquilt #scrappycelebrationquilt
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After watching Jenny's tutorial on her Nine Patch Swap, I knew I wanted to make one. The only difference is, I decided to add sashing to enlarge the size of the quilt. I used the Dutch Garden collection, using a small blue print for my sashing and inner border, along with the larger yellow floral print for my outer border. Backing is a solid white on white tiny floral print. Quilting still needs to be done. I will be giving this quilt to my sister for her
Firstly, welcome to all you Noodleheads! And thank-you to Anna for asking me to participate in the "spice up your kitchen" week. For those of you who aren't sure what I'm talking about, you can go here: and check out all the other great tutorials Anna has lined up with a few of the most amazing seamstresses/crafters out there in blogland! So let's get started with the tutorial for how to make some really stylin' cloth napkins so you can kiss those paper ones goodbye! What you will need: eight 12.5 inch square pieces of linen in the color you prefer. I always prewash, since linen tends to shrink a lot! {Just as a side-note, I order all my linen from fabrics-store.com. The weight I used is the IL019 which seems to be a great weight for most home-dec type sewing. They have great colors, the fabric is 54" wide, and the price is awesome. And if you happen to place an order with them, if you use the coupon code: "collection", you can get 10% off your order.} 1 yard and 20 inches of quilting cotton cut into (16) 3.5 inch strips. (8) 65 inch pieces of embroidery floss (I used all six strands of each length.) a half and quarter ruler (this was really handy to have, but not absolutely necessary.) What you will do: 1. Using your half and quarter ruler (or cutting mat that has 45 degree markings) cut 32 pieces from your quilting cotton strips that are 45 degrees on each end and 12.5 inches long on the shorter of the long ends. These will be your edging pieces. 2. With right sides facing, line up one of the edging pieces with one side of a linen square and starting 1/4 inch in, sew the edging piece to the linen, backstitching at the beginning and the end. Repeat this step for all four sides of the linen. 3. Now, line up the 45 degree ends of your edging fabric with right sides together and starting at the stitch from sewing the edging to the linen, stitch the two edgings together. (This stitch may be exactly 1/4 inch from the fabric edge, but if not, just make sure to stitch evenly down.) Repeat for all four corners. 4. Open your napkin up and iron all the corner seams to one side. 5. Now turn in and...
These are my hand sewn patchwork pieces ... using fabrics with floral prints & tiny polka dots. Here, I have added hand stitched croche...
nonaKnits: Improvisational Knitting
I've got a real beauty to share with you today. Linda has been working on this amazing quilt for a few years now and it has just crossed t...
In between lots of design work and other essential things this week i found some time to play with some little linen stitched motifs and...
Close up Block type: 4-patch Block size: 10 1/2 inches Colour scheme: reds, greens and neutrals Texture/fabric manipulation: Canadian smocking Cut: one 6 1/4 in red square one 6 1/4 in pale green square one 4 1/2 in red square one 4 1/2 in pale green square one 9 in cream square Making the shell…
It's a low light day. Looking back up to the sleeping loft. Left the light on because I'll be up there making less of it today. Just a bed. Sheets, pillows. Blankets. And a lamp. That could be enough. (That's...
Summer is here and it's time to take it easy and do a little bit of pretty hand sewing.....using some wonderful (but in parts damaged) ol...
A floral nine patch design in 17 DMC colors. Inspired by the colors of pomegranate and plum. Cover all finishing at 115w x 115h. All full stitches. Stitch as one piece or use the motifs in separate smalls. Created in the same 'style' as the designs in the Big Bold Flowers collection.
Pictures - I won a blue ribbon! - I am so excited!! My quilt Midnight Garden won a blue ribbon at the fair!! This was my first time ever entering a quilt!! Wahoooo!! [ATTACH=CONFIG]427870[/ATTACH][ATTACH=CONFIG]427871[/ATTACH]
Pansy Patch Quilts and Stitchery Spring Garden at Cranberry Manor - Cross Stitch Pattern. Cross stitch pattern from Pansy Patch Quilts and Stitchery featuring a
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I’ve been toying with the idea of making a Harry Potter themed afghan for a while now. After playing around a lot with different stitches and techniques, I’ve decided I really like the look of crochet bobble stitch (even though it’s a yarn eater!). It also makes the fabric really thick which will be great
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