How to Sew a Quilt Coat or patchwork jacket. A full diy tutorial with pattern suggestion, sewing tips, outfit ideas, tools to use, total cost,
This is the ENGLISH VERSION of the pattern. The pattern includes specifications for two different quilt sizes. It contains detailed instructions for the construction of a quilt block using curves and the complete quilt tops. Coloring sheets for both quilt sizes help you with the planning step. Upon purchase you receive access to two videos. The first one explains all about how to best construct the striped panels. In the second one, Friederike shares her best tips and tricks on sewing curves. The pattern is great for using up fabric scraps, especially strips and strings. Of course you can also use yardage! difficulty level: confident beginner who would like to learn how to sew curves! The instructions do not include basting, quilting and binding steps. After purchase you receive a link for the digital download of the pattern via email. Please save a copy for your personal use straight away. The amount of downloads possible is 5, the download link ist valid for 3 months. Please respect our copyright rules, you can find the under 'Terms & Conditions'.
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How to Sew a Quilt Coat or patchwork jacket. A full diy tutorial with pattern suggestion, sewing tips, outfit ideas, tools to use, total cost,
The best quilt coat pattern for your next quilt coat with coat examples and fabric recommendations. Learn quilt coat pattern tips and tricks
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Quilt as you go tutorials QAYG and patterns including video on making QAYG quilts. Learn with these fun 26 different quilt as you go tutorials.
Quilt national est une compétition qui a lieu tous les deux ans, elle sert à promouvoir les quilts contemporains. Depuis son origine cette association a pour but de montrer que ces oeuvres textiles sont de l'art à part entière. Elle offre l'opportunité...
Great gift ideas for retreats and quilting friends. Browse through this round-up of fun ideas to give your quilting friends (or yourself)!
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How to Sew a Quilt Coat or patchwork jacket. A full diy tutorial with pattern suggestion, sewing tips, outfit ideas, tools to use, total cost,
Adding rounded corners to your quilt is quick, simple and adds another point of difference. Read on how on to round out your corners.
Round Rosies, Quilt book - Round is the New Square by Material Girlfriends squareup.com/store/material-girlfriends-patterns
Wow those weeks just flew by! Our Daylesford Quilt Sewalong is now at an end and there have been some STUNNING quilts created! Some people even loved making them so much they have made two or even THREE in the time the rest of us have made one! So my...
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Wagon Wheels is a downloadable pattern. Downloads are sent immediately after purchase.Finished size 75” x 75”This quilt was made using Happy Campers fabric by American Jane for Moda.Please respect the copyright law. The artist has worked hard to create this work. If another copy is needed for a friend, another license needs to be purchased. Thank you for supporting the quilting community.Physical Wagon Wheels Quilt Pattern Found Here
I love the look of Flying Geese Quilts and here are 15 inspiration projects to get you making a flying geese quilt of your own!
Straight line quilting is a great beginner quilting technique, but there's a right way and a wrong way. Continue reading to see if you are doing it right!
Kawandi Table Runner - a fun and easy way to use up fabric scraps, creating a beautiful, hand quilted project.
Airplane Quilt Block | Skill level: Intermediate The Airplane Quilt Block is a favorite for use in quilt designs for children. I've found several varieties over the years, but
Tutorial for using bias binding for finishing a quilt including cutting your own bias binding strips and how to finish rounded quilt corners.
These 21 cute fruit projects to sew are perfect for Spring or Summer! There is something for both beginners and people who may want to try something more complicated!
I've collected over 20 of my favorite free baby quilt patterns in one post! They are all from amzing designers, so you're sure to find one you love.
Hello and welcome to another.... (drumroll) Paper Piecing Round Up Link up all your paper piecing amazing-ness and lets all ooooh and aaaaah!!! These are some of the many commissions Ive been working on People really love their dogs..... This is a Vizsla (had to look that one up....) and a Chocolate Labrador..... 2 Adorable Collies, a very alert Foxy and a Norwegian Elkhound (also had to look that one up...) aaah and a rather sweet black Labrador with his favourite toy... Now its your turn.... Is there anyone who has made the Crow pattern?? I really need a photo of the completed block. Thanks. ********************* Shaun the Sheep says: "don't forget - there's a sheep special going on at the moment For every Counting Sheep pattern featuring Hugh-Bert the Sheep you will get a 'Lil Lamb pattern FREE..." Pattern in my Craftsy Shop... ******************************* An InLinkz Link-up ********************** Have a Great Week-End! Be sure to visit My Pattern Shop https://www.facebook.com/QuiltArtDesigns
Lately (if you haven't noticed) I have really been into rounded corners on my quilts. I really like how it looks, and how it seems to soften the quilt-- which I especially love for baby quilts. The great thing about rounded corners is you don't have to do mitered corners on your binding. The bad part is you MUST use bias binding. (there are many tutorials out there on how to make continuous binding...i'm hoping to get a tutorial up soon on how I do it. Most everyone does it the same way). Rounding your corners is super duper easy peasy. Really it is, the hardest part is the bias binding. Here's how I do it. Once your quilt is quilted, trim the backing and batting and square it up. next, I fold my quilt in half, and find a rounded object (I use a bowl or lid...or a toy that's floating around my sewing space) that gives you a good curve on your corner. I don't have a great method other than eyeballing it to determine what size curve to use. trace your arc with a disappearing ink pen, or a pencil like I use because I have misplaced my pen. using scissors, cut your curve (I do two layers at once). repeat tracing the arc and cutting on the other two corners of your quilt. that's it. You should now have 4 rounded corners. They do not have to be perfect, the binding helps to smooth out any imperfections. now your quilt is ready to attach bias binding. Use whatever method you usually use for attaching. I am a machine binder, so I attach to the back and sew down on the front. As you approach your corner, just ease your bias binding around the corner, and guide it into your machine. It works out great. I try not to stretch it too much, but it really doesn't hurt much if you do. (my son just asked if this picture of my hands was grandma...oh boy, i feel so much younger than my hands look, lol.) when enclosing the binding around your quilt, it will almost ease itself around the corner. It's wonderful how easy it is. that's it, once your binding is completely attached, you should have rounded corners on your quilt.
Not all curves are created equal! Today, we're looking at quilts that feature quilt blocks incorporating wheels in some way. Plus, some technique tips!
This is my tutorial for my sailboat block from my Summer Beach Quilt (instructions to complete the row is at the bottom). This block finishes at 16"w x 16.5"h . To make the sails I used half-rectangle triangles and used a tutorial from the Modern Quilt Guild to figure out how to make them. In this tutorial I will be using their recommended techniques to make the sails. PLEASE READ: Just like with half-square triangles, when you make half-rectangle triangles you will render 2 completed units for each one you make. I hope that makes sense. For example, to make my quilt I made 3 different sets of sails, and had 3 sets left over when everything was done. But that just means I can make some coordinating cushions or something:) To make one block you will need the following fabric pieces: Note: To make a scrappy/striped sail like mine, just sew (5) 2.5" x 8" strips together on the long edge:) When we make our sails we need to mark our fabric 1/2" inside the corners. To make this easier, use a small piece of cardstock and trace around your ruler on the corner at the 1/2" mark. Now, lay out your two 12.5" x 8" rectangles side by side with the short edge on the bottom. Make sure your white fabric is on the port side (left) and your print fabric is on the starboard side (right). Using your cardstock, mark a 1/2" dot inside the lower left corner. Mark an additional dot in each of the corners indicated by the arrows. Now, using your ruler, draw a line across your white fabric using the dots as a guide. You are essentially "connecting the dots" but you want your lines to extend to the edge of the fabric. Now, take your white piece of fabric and rotate it clockwise and match up the dots on the white fabric with the dots on your print fabric. The dots will still be on the outside, you are just placing them on "top" of each other. The top of the white fabric is now on the lower right. Lift up the fabric and make sure the dots are on lined up on the top AND bottom. Now pin your fabric into place (but not near the drawn line). Sew 1/4" from both sides of drawn line. Cut your pieces along the line to separate. And open them up and press. I pressed towards the white fabric because I didn't want to fight the scrappy sails, but it's up to you which way you press:) Now we are going to make our left sail(s). Lay out your 9" x 13.5" pieces of fabric with the print on the left and the white on the right (a reverse of the last). Mark your dots 1/4" from the corners indicated by the arrows. Using the dots as a guide (and your ruler) draw a line to "connect" the dots on the white piece of fabric. Doing the same thing as we did before except this time you will place your white fabric on top of the print fabric with the dot on the top of the white fabric aligned withe the dot on top of the print fabric. Make sure the upper and lower dots are aligned. Next, pin the fabric, sew a line 1/4" from both sides of the drawn line... Separate, open them up and press! Your sails are all done. You now have enough sails to make 2 boats, but for this tutorial we are only completing 1 boat. Next you will need your (2) 1" x 7.5", 1.25" x 16", 1" x 13.5" strips. Sew your 1" x 7.5" strips to the top and bottom of the right sail. Then sew the two sails to the 1" x 13.25" center. Next, sew the 1.25" x 16" strip to the bottom of the sails. Then you will need your 3" x 16" color fabric for the boat, and your 3" x 3" white squares. Draw a diagonal line through the center of the white squares and place them on your boat as pictured. Sew a line through the drawn line on your squares. Now, trim the corner of the square leaving a 1/4" seam allowance from the line you sewed. Press the squares towards the white, and sew your "boat" to your sail unit. Square your boat to 16" wide and 16.5" high. And you're done! If you are making your the Summer Beach Quilt, make 3 completed sailboats and sew a 2.25in x 16in sashing between the sailboats. Please refer to the layout diagram for quilt layout and assembly. And now it's on to the little houses row:)
How to Sew a Quilt Coat or patchwork jacket. A full diy tutorial with pattern suggestion, sewing tips, outfit ideas, tools to use, total cost,
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Welcome to my round-up of the cutest free baby quilt patterns for you to try. I love free quilt patterns and baby quilts are so easy to make. Because baby quilts don't take as much fabric as full-sized quilts, or as much time. Baby quilts are a great baby shower gift and there is
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Just finished hand quilting my Jack's Chain Quilt. I am so excited to have this done. The binding is made and ready to sew on as soon as I get the quilt trimmed and squared. I took the first stitch in the quilting on June 20, and now, just one month later, it is quilted. I think that must be a new record for me. Doing big stitch with #8 perle cotton sure sped up the process and I am pleased with the look.
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Learn how to hand quilt with this expert guide from Sarah Fielke.
Hi Lovelies! Rashida Coleman-Hale from 'I Heart Linen' representing for The Fat Quarter Gang! *Makes the scissor motion with her fingers* Woot! That's my FQGang sign. I know, I'm so hardcore. :P Who doesn't love the miracle of Aviation? I...
