All my links in one place https://linktr.ee/cameliacraftsdesigns Today i'm making some DIY Labels, Snippets and bits n bobs to decorate your junk journal eph...
Here's a card I made almost completely from snippets. I used a die-cut IO bucket and everything else came from my leftover bits. The pa...
A quick reference guide for Magento2, command line, xml snippets, template file snippets, Models and other useful bits of information.
This post contains a collection of C# related things I learned and projects I did. The C# Code Snippets section is where you can find C# and .NET related topics like decision statements, Object-Oriented programming in C#, Threading, Events, Collections, ... Meanwhile, under Algorithms and useful bits of code you will be able to find such things as sorting algorithms, quick how-tos, and other useful bits of code that don't really fit anywhere else. And finally, there is the C# Project section that has my C# projects.
Small collage book with paper scraps, stamps, stickers, washi tape, fabric bits, lace, and Tim Holtz paper dolls and snippets.
"Book Bits" are carefully selected snippets of information from the book. There are 50 "Book Bits", however, you will only need one for each student; you can pick and choose which ones you like the most.1. Give each student a "Book Bit". The students will read their individual "Book Bits" and be al...
Like all good crafters, I have been saving every scrap from my sewing and embroidery projects. Even the bits of thread and tiniest snippets...
All my links in one place https://linktr.ee/cameliacraftsdesigns Today i'm making some DIY Labels, Snippets and bits n bobs to decorate your junk journal eph...
This year, I opted for a bigger basket than last year's. I love the patriotic bounty of it! I sewed 4 of my 5 recent finishes to add to the basket. Did any of you keen observers notice in my last post, I had forgotten to stitch the hands of the little girl holding the flag? I think she now finds it easier to wave her flag, lol ;) And the backs. I ADORE patriotic fabrics and just can't help adding to my collection when I see them! And how fortuitous that I happened to have that God Bless America fabric, I love it when that happens (it makes me feel like such a smart planner, lol!) The Tour De France begins on Saturday, so I'll be glued to the tv for 3 weeks of cycling ups and downs throughout the beautiful French countryside. I've pulled out a ball of patriotic sock yarn to knit Youngest some socks. He's only been asking for them for 4(?) years! And I've got my iced tea. I'm all set, bring on the 4th of July!
Managed to find these letters and snowflake in my bits box so I was able to make a very quick CAS card for Pixies Snippets playground this week and of course its another Christmas card for my stack. There are some lovely things on offer on the challenge this week so why not pop over and take a look or even better join in.. Anne
Have done a few bits the last couple of days - this one was inspired by a creation on Pinterest sometime last year and I drew a rough sketch...
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a blog about art, gardening, decorating, junking and photography by erin anderson
snippet [ˈsnɪpɪt] n 1. a small scrap or fragment 2. (computing) a textfile containing a relatively small amount of code, useless by itself
Honestly how does one ever choose the right bit? That might be a big question for today's post, but I thought this would be a good time to dig into the basic's of western bits, just to give ya'll a general idea and a little more terminology for your equine toolbox! CategoriesWestern bits can be broken down into two main categories, snaffle bits and curb bits. snaffle - is considered a non-leverage bit. Also it is commonly considered the milder of the two types of bits,
The best posts from this week from the top blogs including real wedding, an Autumn inspiration board, a wedding inspiration shoot and a surprise engagement.
Monoprinting and Flowers, a post from the blog Snippets on Bloglovin’
Day IV of Snippets Week. Today's tutorial is for the Adorable, Portable, Popular Cut & Press Booklet. But first... INSTANT BLOCKS! Here's the MATH for my favorite method to make EIGHT blocks at the same time!! (FS x 2) + 2.5" = Size block to cut Double the desired Finished Size of your block, then add 2-1/2" So, I want the finished size of my quarter-square triangles to be 2" wide. So, I double that number (4"), then add 2-1/2" to account for all the seam allowances (6-1/2"). Then I usually ALWAYS add 1/4" to 1/2" extra for a "fudge factor"... so I'll round it up to 7". I keep these formulas handy in my little Quilter's Bible, just in case I can't remember the math. CUT TWO 7" squares of contrasting colors/prints. DRAW diagonal lines from point to point (in an X) on the reverse side of one of the squares. ;) yes, that is a RED mat! ♥ STITCH using a scant 1/4" seam allowance on both sides of the drawn lines. CUT apart horizontally and vertically (+), as well as on the diagonal lines (X). Note: Don't move the fabric until you've made all 4 cuts! Yields 8 (eight!) Half-square triangles! ♥ PRESS toward the dark fabric. Don't trim, yet. Next, LAYER two HSTs together, alternating prints. DRAW a diagonal line from point to point, perpendicular to the seam. STITCH using scant 1/4" seam allowance on both sides of drawn line. CUT apart on the drawn line. Yield: 8 Quarter-square triangles. TRIM to 2-1/2" square. I use a Triangle Square-Up ruler while still folded. (p.s. This is why I add a little "fudge factor") Do the "Magic Twist" to fan out the seams. No, it's not a dance step, but you may want to when you see this neat trick to reduce the bulk in the center seam! PRESS. CLIP off the little "dog ears". Stitch 5 of the Quarter-square triangle blocks together, alternating blocks to form a strip. Stitch other 10" scraps and strips to the sides for a total width of 15-1/4". Trim to 9-3/4" height. Now we're ready to make our booklet! CUT & PRESS Booklet Supplies: Cover: 9-3/4" x 15-1/4" for outer cover (or piece together blocks or strips and trim to this size) Lining: 2 ~ 8-1/4" x 9-3/4" rectangles Fusible fleece: 9-3/4" x 15-1/4" rectangle Ironing Board fabric: 7" x 9" rectangle 2 ~ 7" x 9" x 1/4" plywood or MDF for covers 6" x 8" x 1/8" hardboard for ironing board 6" x 8" cutting mat E6000 glue or other heavy duty glue Instructions: 1) FUSE the fleece to the wrong side of the front cover. 2) On the lining pieces, PRESS under 1/4" where they will overlap at the center. 3) LAYER the 8-1/4" x 9-3/4" lining pieces right sides together over the cover. Pin in place, overlapping the lining at the center. STITCH using 1/4" seam allowance around the perimeter through all pieces. 4) Clip corners and turn one side right side out. INSERT one 7" x 9" board into the pocket. Now turn the other side right side out. and insert the other board. You may have to stretch the fabric a little, but you want a tight fit. 5) With the lining side up, you should be able to pull the lining to the center. STITCH down the center using a narrow foot or zipper foot. If the opening is too narrow, or you can't get the booklet in your machine, try hand-stitching, or use some of your super adhesive glue. 6) GLUE the cutting mat to the right side of the folder. 7) Wrap the 6" x 8" board with ironing board fabric. GLUE to the left side of the folder. 8) Close the folder and allow the glue to set. Use strong rubber bands or strips of fabric to hold it closed until the glue cures. Aw, cute! And I used mine already to trim down these teensy blocks for tomorrow's little snippet! Would you like a kit to make your own Cut & Press Booklet? Contact Davidene (Davidene's Quilt Shop) to order yours! Each kit comes with the pre-cut wood pieces, the mat, the fusible fleece and the ironing board fabric for $10 plus shipping. My giveaway for the She Who Sews blog hop will also be announced tomorrow as I wrap up this week of Snippets... See you then! By the way, what's a Snippet?? snip·pet ˈsnipit/ noun plural noun: snippets 1. a small piece (of fabric) or brief extract. synonyms: piece, bit, scrap, fragment, particle, shred ***2. FREE tutorials by Deonn @ Quiltscapes for simple projects, gift ideas and hand-made doo-dads from and for the sewing room using a few scraps, pieces, bits, fragments, particles... synonyms: A Snappy Case * Cardholder * Cut & Press Booklet * Deluxe Tape Measure * Hen Party Chick Pincushion * Laminate Bag * Mary's Boot Pincushion * Needlenook * Rosebud Wristlet Pincushion * Scissor Pocket * Scraps * Sewing Kit * Tableside Pressing Pad * Tissue Cozy * UFO to Go (Portable Design Wall) * Zippered Pouch
