FREE beach ball quilt block pattern! Use it with traditional beach ball colors of red, yellow, and blue, or get creative and make your own palette! Combine it with other blocks to make a summer sampler quilt, or make several beach balls for a modern quilt!
Nicholas Ball is an improv quilter inspired by landscape and nature. His use of bright and bold colors stands him apart.
Get this free fabric ball pattern or sphere sewing pattern and learn how to make a fabric ball. Easy for beginners - printable template.
FREE beach ball quilt block pattern! Use it with traditional beach ball colors of red, yellow, and blue, or get creative and make your own palette! Combine it with other blocks to make a summer sampler quilt, or make several beach balls for a modern quilt!
The Andee Hoodee is finally here!! This is a beginner pattern super easy for those that have just started. Hope you enjoy it!! Make sure you tag me so I can see your creations and how you style them. You will need to either quilt your own fabric, buy quilted fabric, or and what this pattern is meant for use a pre-owned quilt for this project. COMES WITH - - 2 letter Digital download Patterns (you will line them edge to edge and tape or print out the one where you have to fold the edges line up and tape) - Instructions - Lettern pattern ( you will over lap the sides) - YouTube tutorial video The length is easy to adjust if needed longer, the sizing provided sizing is mean’t to meet at your pants edge. You will receive an INSTANT DOWNLOAD sent to the email you have used on etsy (make sure you can get into this email.) The sizing is sizing xs to 5XL Instagram: @darleneagnes.co
The photo above © Patchsmith's Pattern Store This quilting pattern / tutorial is available for free... Full Post: Scrappy Acorn Block
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#TwirlingAtTheDiscoQuilt My 'Twirling at the Disco' quilt was an idea I had to use up some of my 2.5" scrap fabric squares. Twirling at the Disco Quilt - Pattern by Anorina Morris I am very pleased to be sharing the details on how to make these lovely scrappy blocks.As I mentioned in my previous post, this will be my leader and ender project, so I haven't fully made the quilt just yet. Wondering what a leader and ender project is? It's the sewing you do when sewing another project - rather than cut the thread when you get up to go and press or trim etc, you have a tub with your 2.5" squares handy beside your machine. Pair up two squares with right sides together and sew down one side, enabling you to cut the thread of whatever you're working on and leaving this 2.5" pair attached to the thread. Make sense? Lately, when I turn on my machine, I have a pair of 2.5" squares sitting on the bed from my previous sewing session. These 2.5" pairs build up rather quickly and you'll have enough sewn together to start making blocks before you know it. Okay, let's do this. I cannot wait to see your Twirling at the Disco quilts come to life. To make one block, you will need: (40) 2.5" assorted (scrappy) squares (2) 4.5" squares in white solid (2) 4.5" x 8.5" rectangles in white solid Start by making two 16-patch blocks (4x4) with your assorted 2.5" scrap squares. Use the remaining 2.5" squares to make two more 4-patch blocks. Press these blocks - ideally pressing the seams open would be best as the blocks may be rotated or flipped when it comes to assembling them, but I just tend to press to one side and deal with the seams as I come to them. Now take your 4-patch blocks and sew a 4.5" white square to the bottom of the block. Press. Next, position your block with the scrappy 4-patch oriented up, and sew the white rectangular 4.5" x 8.5" piece to the right side of the block. Press. Now lay out the pieces oriented just like this image (below), with the two 16-patch blocks diagonally across from each other and the pieced 4-patch blocks oriented to the centre. Sew these all together. Press it and there you have your first block all completed, finishing up at 16.5". Easy, peasy, right? 4 x Twirling blocks will make up a little baby size 32" quilt 16 x Twirling blocks with make a nice lap size 64" quilt 36 x Twirling blocks with make a great bed size 96" quilt Please, please, please share your #TwirlingAtTheDiscoQuilt with me as I would love to see your creations. Feel free to use the hashtags on social and share the scrappy rainbow inspiration with your sewing buddies. Tag me on Instagram @sameliasmum or on Facebook www.facebook.com/sameliasmum Linking up with: Oh Scrap! Craftastic Monday Finish or No Finish Friday
170ish puffs later, my Tiny Owl's Knits "The Beekeeper's Quilt" is complete! Here are the yarns I used, how I sewed it together and how much time it took here.
PRE ORDERED items are shipped within 8 weeks Baggy fit Quilted denim jeans with silver ball chain Swarovski Crystals sewn by hand Five pockets styling Zip-fly 100% Cotton Made in Portugal Model is wearing size 32 (M)
An elegant artisanal lotus-flower in a repetitive design. Shown here in black on taupe water based paints - more colours are available.
Appliqueren is zo leuk! Al die kleurtjes bij elkaar; het blijft me altijd verrassen. Je kunt wel een idee hebben van tevoren, maar pas als je het totaal ziet, weet je of je idee klopte. Altijd spannend...... Applique is so much fun! All those colors together; it keeps surprising me. You can have an idea in advance, but until you see the outcome, you never know if you were right. So exciting...... Dit is maand 5 van the Rowdy Flat Library Quilt, BOM van Susan Smith. (klik). Lieve blaadjes, kleine insectjes, schattige bloemen.... Ik blijf het leuk vinden! This is month 5 of the Rowdy Flat Library Quilt BOM by Susan Smith (click). Sweet leaves, small insects, cute flowers..... I love it! Even een paar close-upjes.. A few close-ups.. En ik kon het hartje niet laten.... I just had to put in a little heart.... En het deed me ook denken aan mijn andere (grote..) applicatie-project: Love Entwined van Esther Aliu (klik) Ik ben nu bezig met de laatste rand En GROOT dat ze wordt! It reminded me of my other (big...) applique-project: Love Entwined by Esther Aliu (click). I'm working on the last border. She is BIG! . Zo ziet ze er uit zonder de laatste randen.... Wat een leerproces is dit geweest.... en wat ben ik er blij mee! This is how she looks without the last borders... It's been a learning process... and I'm so happy with that! Allemaal een fijn weekend!! Have a great weekend all!! Love, Ria. P.s. De slag van het bloggen moet ik weer even te pakken krijgen, zie ik wel.... Het is ook een intensief jaar geweest, met veel ziekteproblemen. Gelukkig gaat het nu de goede kant op! P.s. I have to get the hang of blogging again, I noticed..... It's been a very intense year, with lots of healthissues. I'm glad to report I'm doing much better now!
The More Fabrics the Merrier for This Wonderful Quilt! Dig into your scrap bag for this eye-catching quilt and have fun selecting bits of this and that to add variety to the quilt. Fat quarters and fat eighths can be used to round out the scraps you have on hand. Select a fabric for the …
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Quilting is an impressive skill to have, though sometimes it's fun to fake it. With these Simple No-Sew Quilted Ornaments (with Printable Templates), you can create a pretty faux-quilted ornament that will look spectacular on any Christmas tree. You don't even have to make one of these ornaments for Christmas, either. It's fun to play around with fabric to make "every day" ball ornaments as well. These DIY ornaments are so easy. The most difficult part is dividing your Styrofoam ball into equal segments and for that we have you covered! We are providing you with printable templates for 4-inch, 3-inch, and even 2-inch balls (if you are feeling extra ambitious). There are even designs that you can choose to up the impression factor. These look good with only one type of fabric repeated in each section but these quilted ball ornaments look even better when you use multiple but complementary fabrics. Follow along with the tutorial below and see how easy it is to make your own. The printable Christmas ornament templates make it that much easier and fun. Also, there's a video tutorial at the bottom of the page, so be sure to check that out, too! Sign Up For More Free Patterns >>>
I've been working on a quilt for a little boy who loves athletics. When his Mom said he likes football, basketball and soccer best I knew I had to figure out the soccer ball. I was inspired by Allison Harris' football and figured that if she could do a football, a soccer ball would be do-able. I'm offering this template free of charge, but just ask that you check out my Fund a Quilt project and donate $1.00 so I can continue making personalized quilts for children fighting illness. Thanks! Here was my process in making the template...in case you're interested. - 6 hexagons taped to a poster, fiddle around with them until you think there is an even amount of space between each one. Draw lines in the middle of the space between the hexagons as shown above. Now but that out, and you have your white hexagons. The space above the hexagons you've taped will need to be cut out to make the outer black pieces of your soccer ball. When you're ready to sew your skewed shaped hexagons together, use this method. Yes, you have to do the tracing that she is mentioning, and place dots in each corner if you want it to turn out sharp. Its so fun to see things go from the paper... ...to the quilt! Happy sports quilts. Basketball tutorial here Football pattern by Allison Harris here
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Learn how to sew a Pentagon Ball with stuffing and lining. This ball is a cute toy for children that you can sew with scrap fabric.
Project Type: Knit Finished Measurements: 48" x 65" Materials: Premier Basix® Super Bulky C1: 2121-26 Nutmeg – 8 balls C2: 2121-17 Mustard – 3 balls C3: 2121-31 Sweet Potato – 3 balls C4: 2121-33 Spruce – 4 balls Needle: US Size 13 (9 mm) straight and 40” circular needle or size needed to obtain gauge Notions: Tapestry needle Gauge: 9 sts x 18 rows = 4” in Garter stitch // 1 Motif = 8” wide Save time, check your gauge. Skills/Techniques used in pattern: Knit stitch. Kfb and yo increases. Changing colors. Working through the back loop. Seaming with mattress stitch. Picking up and knitting.
