Small Quilt Pattern - Thimbles Doll Quilt Love Civil War fabrics? Tumbler or thimble quilts are so much fun to make using these prints. Use a template or tumbler ruler to make this appealing little doll quilt from some of your Civil War or reproduction scraps. 10" x 13" This listing is for the pattern only, not the quilt. * Shipping: Sorry, I am not shipping outside the U.S. at this time.
PRINTED QUILT KIT or PANEL - based on The Secret Garden. CHOOSE KIT or PANEL only from menu. - In your kit you will receive: Printed lightly quilted panel showing all the flowers featured in The Secret Garden storybook. + backing fabric + wadding. The kit makes one quilt and one pillow. Finished quilt measures: 18 cm x 18 cm, pillow 9 cm x 4.5 cm Fabric: Quilted polyester with felt backing fabric. DOLL NOT INCLUDED CHECK OUT THE OTHER KITS IN MY SHOP. SHIPPING: Kits are shipped from the UK. Excess combined shipping is refunded after posting. Follow Miss Susannah on the web: INSTAGRAM: MissSusannahOfficial FACEBOOK PAGE: Miss Susannah YOU TUBE CHANNEL: Miss Susannah WEBSITE: MissSusannah.com
I am so excited to receive your mini quilt for our quilt show!!! So I was thinking about hanging them and remembered…. I forgot to, and promised to share with you the details of my Mini Quilt…
Voting has opened for the Bloggers Quilt Festival. You can vote for 3 different quilts by clicking on the little heart in the upper right corner of the thumbnail photos at the bottom of the post HERE. That link goes to the scrappy category where my Paper Dolls quilt is entered. There are many more categories that you can find HERE--lots of fun browsing! Finally, the last of the Halloween Hexies! The Spider The pattern packet says this is a Zombie, but it looks like a Mummy to me?!? The Haunted House--what's behind those glowing red eyes.....! I spent the weekend setting up my next group of hexies. I usually do 15 at a time since that's how many designs come in each month's packet, but since I am so far behind, I am choosing fabrics for 45--yikes! My wool scraps are sorted by color in plastic bags. I save even the tiniest scrap since they are usable in the hexagons. You can see I have a horrendous mess on my hands! And on the floor too... Once I get the fusible pattern on the wool, I rough cut the pattern design pieces, put them with a background hexagon, and stack them. Then I can put all those bags away and get on with the next step in my process: When I have some time to sit, I can trim the pattern pieces and start placing them onto the backgrounds. Then they will be fused down and ready for stitching--the perfect little take along project. There maybe a better way to do this, but it's seems pretty efficient to me. I plan to do some cleaning today--kind of obvious, I guess!
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Are you looking for a new table topper to spruce up your table? We are here to help! 118 Fabrics and More has a number of handmade quilted table toppers. All our products are handmade in our shop, located in Sweet Valley, PA. We carry today’s most popular fabrics from manufacturers like Moda, QT Fabrics, Northcott, Timeless Treasures, Marcus Fabrics, Wilmington Prints, Free Spirit, Henry Glass, Hoffman, & Robert Kaufman just to name just a few. Please browse all our listings that offer an array of options in different designs, colors, and styles. Description: This beautiful multicolored Chinese coins table topper has 6 multicolored patches! Size: 21” square Color: Multicolored Fabric: 100% cotton fabric Processing Time: Item is pre-made so will be mailed out within 1-2 days Washing Instructions: Machine wash in cold water, tumble dry on low. We recommend throwing in Color Catchers by Shout (available in the detergent section) with each washing. If you wish to freshen your quilt or wall-hanging without washing, just toss in the dryer, no heat, just to "fluff" it up. This would make a great gift for someone special. Need a different size? Not quite what you are looking for? Please check out the rest of my gallery here – www.118fabricsetsy.com. If something catches your eye, don’t forget to add me to your favorites or like us on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/118Fabrics/ or Instagram https://www.instagram.com/118fabrics/. Thanks for shopping!
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The Bolt Mini Quilt pattern will help you sew your favorite little quilt ever! It's perfect as a wall hanging, mug rug, or giftable art piece.
Learn how to make yoyo quilts (or yo yo quilts) and create a fun yoyo project. Great way to use up those fabric scraps!
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Just wanted to share the little quilt I make for Doll Quilt Swap 13 ! When you are given a partner you are also given their likes...
During January, I am showing groups of quilts that I finished last year. This is mainly for my own benefit as it is a record of the quilts I have made without having to wade through a year’s …
i've had the idea of starting my very own quilt wall ever since the first time i saw this picture... in fact i was so taken with it that i had to find out more, which eventually led me to...
a4 sized frame made for the doll quilt swap www.flickr.com/groups/downunderdollquiltswap/ organised by Kate www.oneflewover-oneflewover.com/
IMPORTANT INFORMATION This is a DIGITAL sewing pattern in a PDF format. The pattern is available for instant download. You can download your file as soon as you complete your purchase. ABOUT THIS PATTERN Save when you buy the patterns together! This bundle of patterns includes step-by-step photo instructions and full-size pattern pieces to make a mini bunny doll with a set of clothes and a sleeping basket with bedding. The set of clothes includes four pieces: a dress, a sundress, overalls, and a jacket. The jacket looks great when worn with the dress, or with the sundress, or with the overalls, so several different outfit combinations can be created. All the clothes are fully lined, close with snaps, and you will find them easy to make in spite of their small size, using my technique. The bunny doll easily fits in a pocket and it's perfect to take along for a walk or for a trip. Please note: the doll does not stand without support. The bedding includes everything the bunny needs for a good night's sleep: a mattress, a pillow and a quilt. SIZE Bunny: 13.5 cm (5-3/8") Basket: 11 x 17 cm (4-3/8" x 6-3/4") SERIES: This doll and basket are part of my MINI doll series RECOMMENDED FABRICS: lightweight cotton (quilting cotton) SKILL LEVEL: The pattern is suitable for those who have a basic knowledge of machine sewing and who are familiar with basic hand stitches. LANGUAGE: ENGLISH MEASUREMENTS: in cm and inches ABOUT FILE: The «Mini bunny with set of clothes» sewing pattern consists of 23 pages, the «Basket with bedding» sewing pattern consists of 25 pages of instructions, photos and patterns in a PDF format. REFUNDS & EXCHANGES Due to the digital nature of this item, it is NON-REFUNDABLE. RIGHTS OF USE Items made using this pattern may be sold in your own shop. Mass production, re-sale and distribution of pattern pieces and instructions is PROHIBITED. YOU MAY ALSO LIKE EXTRA CLOTHES THAT FIT THIS DOLL: Dresses Jackets EXTRA ACCESSORIES THAT FIT THIS DOLL All Mini accessories fit this doll, for example this Bag with window. And this Sleeping bag. ALL EXTRA ACCESSORIES THAT THIS THIS DOLL: Easy sleeping basket Sleeping basket Hooded sleeping basket Bed for pet Sleeping bag Camping set Safari tent Baby carrier Bag with window Bag for two dolls Patchwork bag Travel case
I have been asked many times about my method for hanging Mini Quilts, so I thought now was a good time to share my method with a quick and simple tutorial! I've been using this hanging technique for a couple years and love it! Not only is it easy, but your mini will hang flat...no drooping corners! While working on a quilt made of scraps, I had enough scraps from scraps (?) to make a mini quilt for this tutorial! 15 1/2" x 15 1/2" Mini Quilt Naturally you will need a quilt to make this tutorial work! You will also need the following: 2 - 3 1/4" Squares 2 - 3" Pieces of Twill Tape or Ribbon 1 - Piece of Wood (size to be determined later) Cut 2 - 3 1/2" squares and 2 - 3" twill tape. You can use any width of ribbon or twill tape. Mine happens to be 1/2". Fold your squares in half and press. On the backside of your quilt, place the folded squares in the top left and right corners of your quilt and pin in place. Place your ribbon approximately 2 1/2" on either side of the center of your quilt pin. (Placement will depend on how big your quilt is) The ribbon pieces will keep your quilt from pulling away from the board, keeping it flat and perfect. I don't tack the twill/ribbon down at the bottom. The smaller ones stay nice an snug to the board. If you use tags, now is a good time to add that too! Stitch 1/8" around to secure the pinned pieces. Finish your quilt by adding the binding in your usual method. Next, the wooden slat! If you wash your Mini's, do so before you cut the piece of wood to allow for quilt shrinkage. I use a couple different sizes of wood. Both are less than 1/4" thick, and either works perfectly well. I get my pieces at Home Depot, but I'm sure there are other sources that carry the same thing. The first piece is a precut 4 foot length. The second piece is used as screen door trim, and comes in all different lengths. Measure across your quilt from just inside your binding and subtract 1/2". Mine was 14 1/2", so I want the wood piece to be 14". This will still keep your quilt flat, but also allows for a little wiggle room to adjust for hanging. Mark the center of the board, drill a small hole and viola! you have the perfect hanging system for those amazing mini's! Before you drill the hole, make sure it's large enough to fit over the head of the nail you will be using. I have my husband deal with the cutting and drilling for me, not that I couldn't do it...he just likes to feel needed sometimes! I found that these little gadgets work great!! You can find them in the picture hanging section everywhere! (Home Depot, Joanns, Target) There are many different ways to hang mini quilts/wall hangings. This one is my favorite and works the best for me. I used a modified version of this method for a large 3 foot wall hanging. Instead of ribbon, I made four 'hanging sleeves' from fabric across the top. I did tack them down on the bottom because they were bigger and I didn't want any issues. I hope this is a useful tutorial! Do you have a favorite method to hang your Mini's? I would love to hear what it is! LINKING: Let's Bee Social WIP Wednesday Tips & Tutorials
Hi Everyone, Here is the first of the blocks for our big push to get finished with our quilt this month. I Was literally buried under fabric last month and unable to get even 5 minutes to get these tutorials done. I have had the blocks finished the video filmed since the middle of August. Speaking of Video. I am not posting it with this block. This is a super easy block and I am pretty certain you can do this one without the video. I do have video for it and it will be posted with the next post. The video incorporates all of the last 4 blocks. If you are using the Cricut Maker to cut your blocks you can find the cut files for this block here. The Beginnings QAL Block 12 (Printable PDF) For One Block (that is what you need for the quilt) Cut: 2 – 1 ½”by 8 ½” rectangles of Background Fabric 1– 3½”by 1½” rectangle of Background fabric 2 – 3 ½” squares of Background fabric 2 – 1 ½” squares of Ear Fabric 1 – 3 ½” by 7 ½” rectangle of Body Fabric 1 – 3 ½” by 5 1/2" rectangle of Body Fabric ** all seams are ¼” Instructions: 1. Mark a diagonal line on the back of each of the 1 ½” ear fabric squares and one of the 3 ½” squaresof background fabric. 2. Place ear squares on the each side of the background 1 ½” by 3 ½” rectangle as shown. Make sure the diagonal line goes from top left to bottom right on the left side. And the Top right to the bottom left on the right side. 3. Place background 3 ½” square on the right side of the body 3 ½” by 5 1/2” rectangle as shown. Make sure the diagonal line goes from top left to bottom right. 4. Place the unit created in step 1 on the top of the body 3 ½” by 7 ½” rectangle and sew them together. 5. Place the background 3 ½” square on the top of the unit created in step 2 and sew. 6. Place the unit created in step 5 to the right of the unit created in step 4 and sew. 7. Place the background 1 ½” by 8 ½” rectangles on each side of the cat and sew. And voila you are done! I hope you fun making this adorable block. It is so quick and easy and makes a great fun quilt. See you next week with our next block...or maybe 2. Love,
Are you looking for a new table topper to spruce up your table? We are here to help! 118 Fabrics and More has a number of handmade quilted table toppers. All our products are handmade in our shop, located in Sweet Valley, PA. We carry today’s most popular fabrics from manufacturers like Moda, QT Fabrics, Northcott, Timeless Treasures, Marcus Fabrics, Wilmington Prints, Free Spirit, Henry Glass, Hoffman, & Robert Kaufman just to name just a few. Please browse all our listings that offer an array of options in different designs, colors, and styles. Description: This beautiful multicolored Chinese coins table topper has 6 multicolored patches! Size: 21” square Color: Multicolored Fabric: 100% cotton fabric Processing Time: Item is pre-made so will be mailed out within 1-2 days Washing Instructions: Machine wash in cold water, tumble dry on low. We recommend throwing in Color Catchers by Shout (available in the detergent section) with each washing. If you wish to freshen your quilt or wall-hanging without washing, just toss in the dryer, no heat, just to "fluff" it up. This would make a great gift for someone special. Need a different size? Not quite what you are looking for? Please check out the rest of my gallery here – www.118fabricsetsy.com. If something catches your eye, don’t forget to add me to your favorites or like us on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/118Fabrics/ or Instagram https://www.instagram.com/118fabrics/. Thanks for shopping!
My Brother and his Wife just had twins, I was excited for the chance to dream up “matching” quilts for the sweet babies. Being a boy and a girl I knew I needed a fairly gender neutral design, that could be feminine and masculine at the same time. My sister in law had decorated the […]
The best way to start off a week is with a parcel of new fabrics... and I was particularly thrilled to get these Lecien prints from Sew Deerly Loved because they're so hard to find. Not sure, but I think there's still more at the shop. I also picked up...
Being that I’m a swap addict, I participated in the latest Aussie doll quilt swap on Flickr. There were two parts to the swap – one was the regular doll size quilt swap and a second swap (for anyone interested) was a Christmas runner swap…well yes, two swaps at once… how could I resist? The regular doll quilt swap – my partner was a little quiet on Flickr and even now, I’m not sure if she has received her mini quilt. I couldn’t hold off any longer and decided that it’s time to share. This is the doll quilt which I sent to my partner. It’s 4 x NY Beauty blocks and I have to admit that it was difficult to part with this quilt. For the longest time I wanted to try to make these blocks and this was the perfect excuse. The fabric is called Baby Jane by Eric & Julie Comstock of Cosmo Cricket for Moda. I was so lucky to have an amazing swap partner and someone who I’m friends with on social media. For the longest time, I’d been drooling over the doll quilt which Jess of Scrappy n Happy was making. Can you imagine my surprise when I received my parcel and saw that it was from Jess!?!?! Yay!! Here is the beautiful quilt which Jess made for me. The applique is just amazing. Isn’t it just stunning? Not only did I receive this beautiful quilt, but Jess also sent me a gorgeous little zippy pouch made with fun owl fabrics. Yes, she knows me well. Thank you Jess. I loved it! Receiving this doll quilt inspired my wall of mini quilts – here are many of the doll quilts and mug rugs which I’ve either made myself or received through swaps. There area couple of others, but they’re being used in other areas of the house. The second part of the swap was the Christmas runner swap. This is the Christmas runner which I made for my partner Nora of iQuilt. I used some of my favourite Aussie Christmas fabric for the star centres. Christmas koalas are just cuteness! This is the runner I received from my partner Kirsten of Gemini Stitches. And lucky me, it’s double sided. I can’t decide which side I like more, so I’m alternating it every couple of days. Thanks to Kirsten of Gemini Stitches and Nora of iQuilt for organising the swaps. Okay, back to the sewing room. I have a few more cushions and a quilt to finish before Christmas and then I’m freeeeeeeeee.
Mini quilts are a wonderful way to accomplish a particular pattern or technique without investing lots of dollars into fabric and batting.
Doll Quilt of L Patch My Original L Patch のキルトが出来上がりました。 小さくてかわいいドールキルトです。 バスケットカバーにしてもよし、お茶用のティーマットにしてもよし、狭いスペースのタペストリーにしてもいいですよ！ 色合いはストロベリークッキー色とでも言いましょうか。 苺ジャムを混ぜた焼き菓子のような感じ。 アップリケがぷっくりと膨らんで、うふふな仕上がりで～す！！>^_^< 最近、パッチワークの神様が降りてこられて、次の作品の色選びが終わったところです。 また小物ですが、うまくできるといいな！！(^O^)／
One of the hottest things among quilters online these days is swapping. People swap blocks, small quilts, particular fabrics and more. I thought it would be fun to show you some of the swap blocks I've made and talk about how a swap works. Of course there are endless variations, so this is just the
Want to have the cutest OPEN HOUSE EVER? These printables will help personalize a little mini me for your students just in time for BACK TO SCHOOL. You can also use them for measurement or All About Me Projects. Students can design their own shirt, use their own colors, cut, paste together, and ad...
I made a doll quilt before Christmas and realized I’d never posted a tutorial on this quick and easy binding method. Since I know a lot of you are beginners…this is a really great way to dip your toes into binding a quilt. I especially love it for small things like hot pads,...Read More
Welcome to Laundry Basket Quilts! I’m Edyta Sitar; the designer behind the quilts, fabrics, patterns, and books for our small business “Laundry Basket Quilts“. This place truly feels like home and I love being here. My favorite spot in the studio is near my sewing machine and I feel so lucky that I get to spend some of my day sewing at work. 🙂 These are just a few of our quilts, and I hope to inspire you, to jump on the wagon and quilt with me! If you would like to see more behind the scen
How To Make A Doll From Wire.
