In a remix of the original pattern featured in our exclusive book, “Splice Magic,” the vibration of color and shape creates an energetic “synergy.” The gradation from cool into electric warmth placed off center will draw you into this intricate modern design. Finished quilt size is 56” X 72”. Kit includes Stitchin’ Heaven’s exclusive pattern book, “Splice Magic,” and all fabrics to complete the Synergy Remix quilt top, including binding. 3 3/4 yds of 44”-45” backing needed to complete this quilt, sold separately. Due to availability, some fabrics may be substituted. Fabric substitutions will match the photo as closely as possible.
The Yellow patch measures 9cm by 7.6cm. Gradient Design measures 8.8cm by 6.5cm Air mail takes 14-24 working days to USA and Europe
Item: 48626-16 Type: Quilt Fabric Designer: Robin Pickens Manufacturer: Moda Collection: Thatched Size: 44" wide
Shimmer from Timeless Treasures. All pieces in this collection contain metallic accents.
Perfect for your poker loving friend, this cross stitch depicts the highest possible hand you can carry in texas hold em poker. Also perfect for a playing card loving friend. Size - 117 x 150 stitches On 18 count aida = 6.5 x 8.5 inches Happy Stitchin :)
P&B Textiles Whimsy by Heather Dutton of Hang Tight Studio / WHIM 4407 L Lavender 100% cotten
Grunge Basics is a stunning collection of grunge-textured fabrics by BasicGrey for Moda Fabrics. This fabric features a green grunge textured print that is perfect for your next project. Width: 43"/44" Material: 100% Cotton Swatch Size: 6" x 6"
Download Digital Quilting Patterns from Stitchin' Heaven. A tasty favorite, Gumballs have been the candy of choice for generations of children. Deb designed this QUICK & EASY quilt for the kid in all of us to enjoy! You simply turn the blocks for this exciting, sporatic look. Choose your colors, and get started on this sweet quilt. Finished size is 60" x 72" Note: This is a digital copy of the pattern. You will be able to download at checkout and you will receive an email with a option to download.
Welcome to Stitchin Heaven’s Journeys BOM Month 4 – Winged Nine Patch. My helper for Month 4 is Diane Marvin, Certified Instructor for Studio 180 Design. This month you are going to lea…
Flowery Vines Navy 09809 55 Color Theory line Kanvas Studio 100% Cotton Sold by 1/4 yard, 1/2 yard and 1 yard
Download Digital Quilting Patterns from Stitchin' Heaven. Moondance is a Deb Luttrell original pattern that uses a nice blend of fabrics from light to dark with a focus contrast color. In this project you will learn just how wonderful the Log Cabin Trim Tool by Creative Grids Rulers is for making the blocks. Once the blocks are made they are set on-point. No seam matching is required until the blocks are set together. The ruler is optional but recommended for the project. Finished size is 72 1/2" x 83 1/2" Note: This is a digital copy of the pattern. You will be able to download at checkout and you will receive an email with a option to download.
Experience the magic of the iconic Star Wars franchise with the "That Yoda Guy" quilt pattern, designed by Deb Luttrell as part of Stitchin' Heaven's Patchwork Pirates program. Drawing inspiration from the legendary creator of Yoda, affectionately known as "That Yoda Guy" and based in Philipsburg, St. Maarten, this pattern is a true work of art. With a finished size of 72" x 72", this pattern offers several layout options to choose from once all the blocks have been completed. Embrace your inner Jedi and create a beautiful quilt with the "That Yoda Guy" pattern today.
Backing fabric is included in this program! Designed by Helen Robinson and Jenny Pedigo of Sew Kind of Wonderful, Floral Felicity makes sewing curves easy. No pinning, no centering, no snipping, just square up using the free 4” ruler included with the program. You will also need the Wonder Curve Ruler to create this beautiful quilt. Discover how to create the look of applique using the color-coded Wonder Curve Ruler and simple piecing. During this quarterly program, you will receive the pattern and fabrics necessary to complete the quilt top, including border and binding. HOWEVER, THIS IS SHIPPED AND BILLED QUARTERLY. Backing fabric is also included in this program. The program will begin in September 2024. There is a non-refundable registration fee of $25, then just $145.95 each quarter. * The finished quilt measures approximately 80” x 101”. Backing Fabric: We know how nice it is to have a coordinated backing when you complete your quilt, therefore our BOM programs are all inclusive and include the backing fabric. Required Accessories: Wonder Curve Ruler Recommended Accessories: Martelli Round-About 2pc Set – Base & Cutting Mat, Creative Grids Quilt Ruler 8.5 inch x 24.5 inch, and My Wool Pressing Mat - 17 inch x 24 inch. The pattern for this project is only available through the Block of the Month program. *Standard shipping rates apply. Please join the Facebook Group for this program once the program begins. You will be able to connect with others in the program and share tips/tricks. Facebook Group will be available after September 2024. What is a Block of the Month? Click here to learn more.
Hand made cherry blossom slow stitching kit. All kits come complete with the necessary materials to produce a beautiful individual hand made piece of art. Finished product measures approx. 16cm x 20cm.
We are excited to offer you this quilt kit that is completely prepped and ready to go with engineered corners! Say goodbye to the time-consuming task of rotary cutting endless fabric pieces and get right into the part you adore most – sewing! Welcome to the world of Gumballs. This quilt, designed by Deb Luttrell, is a beloved choice among our customers! This quilt's allure lies in its distinctive design, featuring random fabric placement within a unique block pattern, offering a delightful addition to your quilting collection. The Gumballs quilt design truly comes to life as it is crafted with monochromatic batik fabrics and don’t have to choose just one! Whether you love purple, pink, red, green, or somewhere in between, we will surely have a Gumballs “flavor” to satisfy you. Inside, you'll find all the essentials to complete your project. The kit includes the pattern, precision-cut fabric pieces for the quilt top, and binding materials. Say goodbye to the hassle of cutting and measuring – this kit streamlines your creative process! Upon completion, your Gumballs quilt will measure 60" x 72”. As the finishing touch, don't forget to explore our range of related items for this product. You'll discover a selection of additional accessories to further elevate your quilting experience. Your creative journey is about to unfold!
Tips for Quilting With Fabric Panels Quilting with fabric panels is a way to add color and a fresh look to quilted items. Quilting with panels makes it easy to incorporate pictures and unique quilt pattern designs into the quilted items you make. You can also make creations as large as you like by stitching up a full-size quilt. Or, you can express your creativity by tackling a smaller project that uses printed fabric panels. Types of Projects That Use Quilt Panels Quilt panels can be used to make several styles of quilts. A themed quilt pattern is one example, such as a bear quilt with wildlife-themed panels paired with a bear paw themed border. A beautiful attic window quilt pattern is another style that can be created with these panels. In addition to using fabric panels to make a quilt for a bed, your favorite fabric panel can be used to make a variety of interesting projects. Some smaller quilt pattern projects you can use printed fabric panels for include: A baby quilt A lap quilt Creative fashions Holiday decor Placemats Small panel quilts Table runners Throw pillows Wall quilts 5 Tips for Quilting With Panels It’s okay to keep things simple when you’re quilting with fabric panels. The image is already on the panel, whether it's preprinted or a pieced quilt pattern. So to get started, think of it as being similar to making a sandwich or layering. The fabric quilt panel is the top layer, the batting is the middle, and the backing fabric is the bottom layer. Spread out each layer so it’s flat and smooth before placing the next layer on top. Pin or hand baste the layers together so nothing can easily shift or wrinkle. Work on a surface that’s large enough for the panel and layers to spread out completely. Avoid twisting or tugging at the fabric when stitching around the design on the panel. Take the time to watch or read a quilt panel tutorial for important details. How to Cut Fabric Panel Sections You can use either scissors or a rotary cutter and straight edge to cut fabric panel sections. To make the quilt pattern cutting process easier, spread the panel out on the table without ironing it. If the fabric panel looks a little lopsided or has been stretched out of shape, gently tug on the panel from the opposite corners. This puts tension on the fabric fibers while you pull it back into shape. You might have to try a few times to get the printed design to look right. In order to get the quilt pattern looking perfectly square, use a small square to make sure the corners and edges of the design are straight. If you want to press the fabric panel after straightening it, make sure you don’t drag the iron across the fabric. Use a damp pressing cloth and lightly apply the hot iron, then remove the pressing cloth by gently peeling it away. If you’re using a rotary cutter, align the straight edge where you want it on the quilt pattern. Then, roll the cutter blade alongside the straight edge to free the printed design from the rest of the panel. If you’re using scissors, carefully cut along the outer edge of the design. Tips for Choosing Panel Quilt Patterns Your desired color scheme is often one of the first considerations when choosing fabric panels. For example, if you know you want to stick with warm but neutral hues, you can choose a quilt pattern that has a lot of brown and some vibrant orange or yellow accents. A favorite theme is another consideration. For example, you could choose panels that feature nature scenes if you want to make a wolf-themed quilt or a bear quilt. Floral panels are another option for a quilt or wall quilt. Additionally, you could try a zoo themed fabric panel or a nursery themed panel for a child’s quilt. In addition to the quilt pattern on the panel, take a look at the fibers used to make it. All-cotton panels are fairly standard, though you can also find panels made from a cotton-synthetic blend. All-cotton tends to be the most breathable. However, a cotton-synthetic blend can sometimes be less likely to stain, which can be helpful for something like a heavily used child’s quilt. How to Sew Fabric Panels by Hand Hand quilting with panels is a way you can get into quilting with panels if you don’t have a sewing machine. If you do have a sewing machine, it can still be fun and satisfying to try hand quilting. Gather everything you need first so you can sit down and relax during your quilting time without getting up frequently for supplies. Needed supplies include: Layered backing, batting and fabric panel Hand quilting hoop Thread that’s coated for hand quilting Hand quilting needles Scissors or snips Thimble Place the layered fabric between the pieces of the embroidery hoop. Gently slide the hoop sections together so the fabric layers are caught inside of it. The fabric layers should look smooth with no wrinkles. They should also be taut so they don’t move around much when you’re quilting. Put the thimble on your strongest finger. Push the threaded needle straight up and down through the fabric, making tiny, close stitches. Pull the thread so it’s snug before making the next stitch. Follow the lines on the panel quilt patterns for the best effect. Snip off thread tails as needed. When to Prewash a Printed Panel for a Quilt The decision to prewash a printed fabric panel or use it right off the bolt when quilting with panels is typically a matter of personal preference. However, there are reasons that show in the finished quilt for choosing each approach. Reasons to prewash a fabric panel include: It washes out chemicals used in producing the panel. It preshrinks the fabric and keeps it from shrinking after your quilt is finished, which is helpful if you want your quilt to have a smooth finish after laundering. Prewashing can wash out excess dye or set the dye. It can help keep bright colors from bleeding on your finished quilt. Skipping the prewash step when quilting with panels also has advantages, including: You get to work with crisp fabric that’s easy to cut and stitch when you don’t prewash. You get the satisfaction of jumping right in and working with your new fabric panel. You get a different finished effect on your quilt when you complete the quilt first — the quilted fabric shrinks for an almost instant vintage look. When to Iron a Quilt Panel Fine cotton printed fabrics can get stretched out of shape on the bolt or during prewashing. That's easily fixed when you're quilting with panels. If that happens to the fabric panel you’re using for your quilt pattern, you can pull it back into shape. Then, use your hot iron and a damp pressing cloth to press it flat and help your quilt panel hold its shape. Additionally, if you’re quilting with panels that have been prewashed, consider ironing with spray starch. Applying a light layer of spray starch and ironing fine cotton printed fabrics can restore the crispness that makes a fabric panel easier to cut and sew. Choosing Batting for Quilting With Panels Quilt batting comes in a variety of thicknesses and types. Quilt batting thickness is also called loft. When to Use Low Loft Batting: When you’re quilting with panels to make decor items, like placemats, table runners and wall hangings, consider a low loft batting. Low loft batting will give your decor items a flat appearance that showcases your quilting work. When to Try High-Loft Batting: When you’re using your quilting fabrics to make a panel quilt for a bed, consider high-loft batting to give it a plush, puffy appearance. Types of Batting to Consider at the Quilt Store: There are a few additional types of batting other than the ones listed below to consider for quilting. However, these are the types most likely to be appropriate for using when quilting with panels. Bamboo: Benefits of a bamboo fiber batting include almost no shrinkage, it’s breathable and it’s eco-friendly. Bonded: An advantage of bonded batting is that it has adhesive coating so it sticks to your quilting fabrics and doesn’t shift around when you’re working. Cotton: When your quilt pattern features fabrics made from pure cotton, soft and breathable cotton batting can pair well with it. Polyester: For batting that is mold-resistant, is warm and holds its shape when you’re quilting with panels, consider polyester. Poly/cotton blend: Consider poly/cotton blend batting for quilting with fabric panels to get a result that combines cotton’s breathability with the warmth and loft of polyester. Thread Options for Sewing Fabric Panels If you’re sewing by hand to make a panel quilt, try a 40-weight quilting thread. Lighter thread might break when you pull it through the layers of quilting fabrics. Heavier thread stands out from the traditional appearance you typically want when making a wall quilt, throw quilt for the sofa or bed quilt. Look for all-cotton quilting thread to machine sew when quilting with panels that are all cotton or a cotton blend. Silk and metallic threads can be used for quilting with panels and fine cotton printed fabrics when you want to create a unique finished effect. Rayon, nylon and wool quilting threads are usually used to add decorative touches and visual appeal to quilting projects. Needles for Quilting With Fabric Panels If you’re hand sewing when quilting with panels, whether to make a wall hanging or full-size bed quilt, look for betweens when you visit the quilt store. These quilting needles are short and have a small eye. The shorter length makes these hand quilting needles stronger for pushing through multiple layers. Whether you’re using a quilt kit or pattern panel for machine quilting, look for needles that are labeled as machine quilting needles when you visit the quilt shop. 4 Advantages of Quilting With Fabric Panels Quilting with fabric panels offers new quilters a way to enhance an easy quilt pattern and turn it into a stunning complete quilt. Quilting with panels is a fun way for an experienced quilter to practice quilting skills and make a perfect handmade gift. This quick quilt idea can be paired with a more complicated border made from quilt blocks to create a unique quilt pattern effect. You can use panel quilt patterns to quickly turn your favorite fabric panels into an amazing quilt. Ready to learn more about quilt patterns and quilting with panels? Browse through some of our helpful blog posts on Stitchin’ Heaven for fresh quilt pattern ideas and tutorials. 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From Charley Harper. Motherly, brotherly and otherly, love is always in the air. And for the giraffe calf still wet behind the ears, love's a warm, wet tongue that comes down from the treetops. Like moms everywhere, this one's up to her insticts in the project, with her head in the clouds and her feet on the ground. Awake, her towering toddler is a pain in the neck, but when he's sleeping, doesn't that angelic look bring a lummmmmmmmmmp to your throat? Flash Sale: Limit one per person at sale price.
Benefits of BERNINA Sewing Machines BERNINA Sewing Machines If you're just starting out with sewing, quilting, and embroidery projects, you probably find yourself trying to beat the learning curve when it comes to mastering complex techniques. The hobby's terminology often sounds strange to novices, and tutorials sometimes leave you asking more questions, even when you find and understand the answer you sought. Fortunately, the right tools go a long way in giving you the confidence necessary to press forward and succeed, and one of those tools is a great sewing machine like the BERNINA. BERNINA Sewing Machine History Founded in 1893 by Swiss inventor Karl Friedrich Gegauf — the creator of the first hemstitch mechanical sewing machine — BERNINA has a long, storied history. Gegauf built the first factory in 1900, focusing on commercial sewing machines, and his sons Fritz and Gustav took over the company after his death in 1928. In 1932, BERNINA moved into the retail market with a home hemstitch sewing machine, following soon after with both commercial and home zigzag models, with later options featuring a free arm and semiautomatic functionality. BERNINA stood at the forefront of innovation thanks to Fritz Gegauf's creativity, and in 1959, he chose his daughter Odette Ueltschi to take over operations. She took over the company itself in 1979 and spurred development even further, with cutting-edge options emerging in 1981 when the company introduced its first sewing machine with stretch stitch functionality. In 1986, she took BERNINA into the modern age with the company's first computerized sewing machine. Hanspeter Ueltschi took over BERNINA in 1988 from his mother, and soon, the company made major headway with quilters in the United States and developed the BERNETTE in 1989. This iconic sewing machine included fully automated buttonholing capabilities and expanded memory for its computer components, raising the engineering bar for a decade before finally creating the first completely computerized sewing machine in 1998. Since then, the company has focused on providing sewers and quilters with high-tech solutions to their stitching needs. The Benefits of BERNINA A leader in technological innovation when it comes to sewing, quilting, and embroidery, BERNINA offers beginners and professionals easy-to-operate machines with myriad benefits. From mending clothing and creating your own outfits to fashioning quilts and adding embellishments to home decor, BERNINA sewing machines help you achieve excellent results no matter the type of fabric you're using. Exceptional quality makes BERNINA computer and mechanical sewing machines a long-term investment in your craft, thanks to legendary durability meant to last a lifetime. For added peace of mind, BERNINA sewing machines you purchase new typically have a great warranty, ensuring easy repairs should something go wrong. Easy-to-Operate Sewing Machines Intuitive controls and thoughtful features like an automatic needle threader make BERNINA sewing machines a dream to operate. The latest models come equipped with touchscreen panels that simplify project setup, including adding decorative stitches or utilizing the built-in embroidery module. Automatic functions, including a foot lifter and thread cutter, reduce repetitive motions for more comfortable sewing over longer periods of time, and the quiet design keeps the mood pleasant while you work away at DIY projects on your computerized or mechanical sewing machine. When sewing challenging fabrics, the dual feed further helps you out by moving material from both the top and bottom, letting you concentrate on precision stitching. Customizable Thread Tension Adaptive thread tension via the patented BERNINA Hook helps you achieve precision stitch length every time. Once you set the adaptive thread tension for the material you're working with via the touchscreen controls, your BERNINA sewing machine continues checking the material as you sew, creating the perfect amount of thread tension for each stitch every time you press your foot pedal. This consistency ensures high-quality finished products, whether you're sewing clothing, adding decorative stitches, embroidering embellishments, or binding quilts. This feature works in tandem with the jumbo bobbin so you spend more time sewing and less time changing out the thread. Fuss-Free Freehand Sewing Improve your freehand stitches by using the BERNINA stitch regulator (BSR) included on current sewing machine models. Modern sensor technology lets you sew easily with a lowered feed dog, ensuring meticulous straight and zigzag stitches every time. These sewing machines also feature a freehand system (FHS) that lowers the feed dog via a handy knee lever while simultaneously raising the presser foot so you don't have to let go of your material while stitching in contentious areas. This ability works particularly well for artisans who require freedom of movement while freestyling quilt blocks or crafting fun accessories. Precision Placement, Secure Stitches When you're using the built-in embroidery software included on BERNINA sewing machines, the pinpoint placement feature helps you set your pattern exactly where you want it. Use this feature to align the stitch patterns easily, and rely on the smart secure function to add tie-on/off stitches to your design, even if you don't program them. For further customization, you can also set individual stitch length for cutting jump stitches with the invisible secure feature to ensure perfectly programmed tie-on/offs. This precision needle placement and stitch security lend extra professionalism to products you create with BERNINA sewing, embroidery, and quilting machines. Sewing Machines for Every Need Whether you sew, quilt, or embroider, BERNINA has both computer and mechanical sewing machines tailored specifically for your every need. BERNETTE models provide an introductory way for clothing designers and hobbyists to get to know BERNINA quality, and models such as the BERNINA 325 have super-compact profiles ideal for creators on the go. The streamlined design of the BERNINA 535 E couples sewing-specific functionality with a built-in embroidery module and the expansive build of the BERNINA 790 Plus and 880 Plus lines combines sewing, quilting, and embroidery functionality in a single machine. Multi-needle embroidery machines and overlockers by BERNINA further deliver specialized functionality ideal for professional tailors, designers, and bespoke manufacturers. More Space for Quilting If you're just starting out with quilting and want a great entry-level machine, the BERNINA B 475 QE comes equipped with features and accessories that put you ahead of the learning curve. Keep in mind, though, that many quilters require more space for their creations due to the large sizing. While quilt block creation, patchworking, and smaller binding jobs may need as little space as clothing projects, binding bigger pieces and adding batting and backing demand lots of room to swing material around. For that reason, BERNINA makes specialized longarm quilting machines that have over double the standard amount of space on the free arm. These quilting-specific machines also work on a quilting frame, keeping the material stable when you want to add intricate embellishment to your stitch patterns. Built-In Embroidery Modules Built-in embroidery modules on many BERNINA sewing machines make it simple to personalize clothing, add monograms to towels and impart flair to dining room staples like napkins and placemats. This easy customization means you don't have to sew your own belongings to create customized designs for yourself, friends, or family, though that's always an option with a BERNINA sewing machine. Embroidery modules basically hold your hoop-encased fabric and move it with precision to quickly create complex embroidery designs. Keep in mind that embroidery functionality is built into BERNINA sewing machines at the factory, so if you get one without the embroidery module, you can upgrade it later if your needs change. Stand-Alone Embroidery Machines If you do lots of embroidering, BERNINA makes stand-alone embroidery machines designed specifically to create embellishments. Equipped with an embroidery module and featuring embroidery software like regular embroidery-enabled BERNINA machines, these task-specific 16-needle sewing machines let you load up to 16 spools of thread so you can embellish with a rainbow of colors. These sewing machines are primarily for professionals due to their rather large price tags, but similar state-of-the-art design goes into consumer-facing sewing machines as a testament to their quality and functionality. Stand-Alone Overlock Sewing Machines If you make your own clothes or home decor, having a stand-alone overlock sewing machine can save you lots of time and effort and ensure a more professional finish. The brand offers two overlock sewing machine options: the BERNINA L 850 and L 890. They're very similar in that they provide single-operation sewing, cutting, and finishing, but some key differences exist between these two sewing machines. The L 850 offers secure seams on stretchy knits, decorative stitches on woven materials and knits like flatlock seams, and precisely rolled lightweight fabric hems. By contrast, the L 890 combines overlock and cover stitch functionality, creating serger-like, five-thread stitches on woven fabrics. This sewing machine also delivers excellent stretchy topstitching and adds decorative stitches such as the chain stitch. Excellent Sewing Machine Accessory Range No matter your primary sewing goals, BERNINA has you covered with an excellent range of accessories. From general-purpose presser feet and special solutions for buttonholes to overlock-mimicking feet for stretchy fabrics to presser feet designed for zipper installation, hems and topstitching, and decorative stitches, the available accessory selection meets a vast array of needs. Stitch plates built specifically for certain fabric types help out when dealing with challenging material, and bobbin cases constructed for different thread tensions help you stay locked, loaded, and on-task while you sew. Slide-on extension tables let you expand your sewing space easily, and cases and bags that perfectly fit your BERNINA sewing machine help you take it along when traveling or working on group sewing projects. As you can see, BERNINA sewing machines offer an amazing variety of benefits to those just starting out and experts alike. Construction designed to last a lifetime combined with cutting-edge technological innovation makes BERNINA the brand to beat for sewists searching for a great machine to cover their sewing, quilting, and embroidery needs. Happy Stitchin'!
Backing fabric is included in this program! Take a walk on the wild side when you make this fanciful quilt designed by Australian Wendy Williams. Flex your quilting muscles using the following techniques; traditional piecing, applique hand & machine, foundation paper piecing, templates and more. High-quality quilter’s cotton prints will be used, fabric substitutions will match as closely to the photo as possible. The original quilt calls for wool applique, our version uses only 100% cotton fabrics. During this 11-month program, you will receive the pattern and fabrics necessary to complete the quilt top, including border and binding. Backing fabric is also included in this program. The program will begin in October 2024. There is a non-refundable registration fee of $25, then just $32.95 a month. * The finished quilt measures 66” x 80”. Backing Fabric: We know how nice it is to have a coordinated backing when you complete your quilt, therefore our BOM programs are all inclusive and include the backing fabric. Recommended Accessories: Carol Doak Foundation Papers.. Looking for just the pattern? Urban Owls Quilt Pattern is available for purchase separately. *Standard shipping rates apply. Please join the Facebook Group for this program once the program begins. You will be able to connect with others in the program and share tips/tricks. Facebook Group will be available after October 2024. What is a Block of the Month? Click here to learn more.
100% Cotton. 43/44" wide.
