Project by Nicola at Bobbin Cottage BodkinYou will needFat Quarter Sets & Fusible Foam all available fromThe Craft Cotton CoYou will need 21 x 7’’ Squares6 For The Pole (Red Glitter Fabric)9 For The Twist (Cream holly fabric)6 For the background (Green holly fabric) Step 1 R/S together sew 6 Green Holly and 6 Cream Holly squares together, all the way round with a ¼’’ seam. Step 2R/S together sew 3 Cream Holly and 3 Red Glitter squares together, all the way round with a ¼’’ seam. Step 3Use yo
Are you looking for new Christmas table runner patterns to make this holiday season? Then you’ll LOVE this tutorial!
This is still one of my favorite projects on the blog! This pattern can be used for any time of the year by simply using a different charm pack theme. You can use a fall inspired charm pack for a thanksgiving runner or a bright yellow charm pack for the summer. For this runner I ... Read More about Pattern Review- How to make a Simple Table Runner
Project by Nicola at Bobbin Cottage BodkinYou will needFat Quarter Sets & Fusible Foam all available fromThe Craft Cotton CoYou will need 21 x 7’’ Squares6 For The Pole (Red Glitter Fabric)9 For The Twist (Cream holly fabric)6 For the background (Green holly fabric) Step 1 R/S together sew 6 Green Holly and 6 Cream Holly squares together, all the way round with a ¼’’ seam. Step 2R/S together sew 3 Cream Holly and 3 Red Glitter squares together, all the way round with a ¼’’ seam. Step 3Use yo
Are you looking for new Christmas table runner patterns to make this holiday season? Then you’ll LOVE this tutorial!
Project by Nicola at Bobbin Cottage BodkinYou will needFat Quarter Sets & Fusible Foam all available fromThe Craft Cotton CoYou will need 21 x 7’’ Squares6 For The Pole (Red Glitter Fabric)9 For The Twist (Cream holly fabric)6 For the background (Green holly fabric) Step 1 R/S together sew 6 Green Holly and 6 Cream Holly squares together, all the way round with a ¼’’ seam. Step 2R/S together sew 3 Cream Holly and 3 Red Glitter squares together, all the way round with a ¼’’ seam. Step 3Use yo
Happy Friday! We hope you all enjoyed your week! We have a festive bundle to share with you today! :) You can't start thinking about Christ...
Choose your favorite 5" charm squares to make you own cute and scrappy My Town quilt!
This is still one of my favorite projects on the blog! This pattern can be used for any time of the year by simply using a different charm pack theme. You can use a fall inspired charm pack for a thanksgiving runner or a bright yellow charm pack for the summer. For this runner I ... Read More about Pattern Review- How to make a Simple Table Runner
I have been really busy lately, but not with quilting as much as I would like to be. We have decided to move, and we’ll be selling our house and many belongings at an auction scheduled for Ma…
Project by Nicola at Bobbin Cottage BodkinYou will needFat Quarter Sets & Fusible Foam all available fromThe Craft Cotton CoYou will need 21 x 7’’ Squares6 For The Pole (Red Glitter Fabric)9 For The Twist (Cream holly fabric)6 For the background (Green holly fabric) Step 1 R/S together sew 6 Green Holly and 6 Cream Holly squares together, all the way round with a ¼’’ seam. Step 2R/S together sew 3 Cream Holly and 3 Red Glitter squares together, all the way round with a ¼’’ seam. Step 3Use yo
Project by Nicola at Bobbin Cottage BodkinYou will needFat Quarter Sets & Fusible Foam all available fromThe Craft Cotton CoYou will need 21 x 7’’ Squares6 For The Pole (Red Glitter Fabric)9 For The Twist (Cream holly fabric)6 For the background (Green holly fabric) Step 1 R/S together sew 6 Green Holly and 6 Cream Holly squares together, all the way round with a ¼’’ seam. Step 2R/S together sew 3 Cream Holly and 3 Red Glitter squares together, all the way round with a ¼’’ seam. Step 3Use yo
Project by Nicola at Bobbin Cottage BodkinYou will needFat Quarter Sets & Fusible Foam all available fromThe Craft Cotton CoYou will need 21 x 7’’ Squares6 For The Pole (Red Glitter Fabric)9 For The Twist (Cream holly fabric)6 For the background (Green holly fabric) Step 1 R/S together sew 6 Green Holly and 6 Cream Holly squares together, all the way round with a ¼’’ seam. Step 2R/S together sew 3 Cream Holly and 3 Red Glitter squares together, all the way round with a ¼’’ seam. Step 3Use yo
Project by Nicola at Bobbin Cottage BodkinYou will needFat Quarter Sets & Fusible Foam all available fromThe Craft Cotton CoYou will need 21 x 7’’ Squares6 For The Pole (Red Glitter Fabric)9 For The Twist (Cream holly fabric)6 For the background (Green holly fabric) Step 1 R/S together sew 6 Green Holly and 6 Cream Holly squares together, all the way round with a ¼’’ seam. Step 2R/S together sew 3 Cream Holly and 3 Red Glitter squares together, all the way round with a ¼’’ seam. Step 3Use yo
Project by Nicola at Bobbin Cottage BodkinYou will needFat Quarter Sets & Fusible Foam all available fromThe Craft Cotton CoYou will need 21 x 7’’ Squares6 For The Pole (Red Glitter Fabric)9 For The Twist (Cream holly fabric)6 For the background (Green holly fabric) Step 1 R/S together sew 6 Green Holly and 6 Cream Holly squares together, all the way round with a ¼’’ seam. Step 2R/S together sew 3 Cream Holly and 3 Red Glitter squares together, all the way round with a ¼’’ seam. Step 3Use yo
...or is it Santa's Belly? Welcome to the final NTT for 2018 friends! Pillows are such a fun way to get some instant quilty gratification, and at this time of year we all need a little of that. I love that this pillow is clearly Santa without being a picture of him. It is just a little different, and that makes it really neat. I realized the other day that of all of the Christmas pillows I've ever made I've never kept one for myself, and I decided that it was time for that trend to end. I had so much fun with this whimsical Santa Belly pillow, and it went together pretty quickly. The color variation in the red scrappy improv adds lots of depth to Santa's suit and I love the metallic gold belt buckle, but my favorite part might be how the different quilting motifs work together to bring each part to life. The swirls in the white give the illusion of fur, and the straight lines and pebbling in the belt add so much dimension. On the back of the pillow, I opted for this multicolored polkadot, and I think it fits the fun and whimsical vibe nicely. I didn't want to frame this pillow with a binding, so I just turned it right side out to keep it simple. This finished pillow is 18 inches square, and I put together a little graphic for you in case you'd like to whip one up for yourself! The measurements listed are finished sizes, so don't forget to add your seam allowances. I sewed the red sections of my pillow using the improv methods from my book Stash Statement, and it's so much easier than you might think! You can get your signed copy in my Etsy shop HERE, or on Amazon, Connecting Threads, or even at your local quilt shop. Before we party, let's check out some of the highlights from last week. I love this Jumping Jacks quilt by Tanya Quilts in CO- This scrappy string quilt by Elana at That Fabric Feeling is so cute! Sue at Sevenoaks Street Quilts linked up this pretty Kiss Cross quilt- and this Foxy quilt by Kris at Sew Sunshine is absolutely adorable. Y'all rock! 2018 is really going out with a bang! Remember, NTT will be taking a vacation next week, but we will party again in the new year on January 2nd. Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays to you! 1. You can link finished projects or WIP's , but just keep it about quilting and sewing! 2. Link to your specific post (not to your home page!) to make it easier for others. 3. Please remember to spread the word and post my button or a text link. 4. Spread the comment love far and wide! 5. Following me is not a requirement to link, but is so very appreciated! *If you're new to the party, here's a helpful tip for linking up- select "Auto Crop" when selecting your thumbnail photo. For some reason, trying to crop your own image results in the dreaded "white question mark box," and we definitely want to see your awesome work! :)
Are you looking for new Christmas table runner patterns to make this holiday season? Then you’ll LOVE this tutorial!
JULEBORD I MØRKE TONER Å dekke bord for familie og gode venner noe jeg elsker, og ekstra koselig er det jo i julen. Årets borddekking plukker opp både fargetema og dekoren jeg brukte på julegavene :-) HER! Ingenting nytt er kjøpt inn! Julekulene var til...
Learn how to make a simple table runner with this easy to follow beginner friendly tutorial. Perfect for the holiday season.
Why aren’t wreaths a year-round thing? They’re just so pretty, and such an easy way to add a natural element to just about any space. Last year we rounded up our 10 favorite holiday wreaths, and the designs had us feeling so inspired that we decided to craft our own for this season… only our […]
Do you need a last minute table runner for your Thanksgiving dinner, or perhaps you would like to make one for Christmas…or any occasion for that matter. Well, here is a tutorial on how to make a “Super Easy Table Runner!” This project is wonderful for a beginning seamstress or great for someone that is … Continue reading Super Easy to Sew Table Runner →
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Are you looking for new Christmas table runner patterns to make this holiday season? Then you’ll LOVE this tutorial!
We have a special fondness for Brittany & Kyle. They brought such a maturity and sophisticated taste to their wedding. It was such an honor to decorate their reception and bring their unique and personal ideas to life! Their wedding reception was held at the Holiday Inn Express in Brandon, South Dakota (near Sioux Falls). …
Today's wedding shot by Sarah Kate Photographer, is the ultimate in bohemian style: a gorgeous boho bride with a beautiful outdoor ceremony under the
Are you looking for new Christmas table runner patterns to make this holiday season? Then you’ll LOVE this tutorial!
"BEAK TO BEAK" - yes, another FANTASTIC traditional rug hooking pattern designed by Therese Shick!!! This striking primitive pattern can be hooked as a table runner, wall hanging or a rug to fill that small space! There are so many options - hook similar to the sample (which is spectacular) or do another color palette to match your surroundings. Play with lots of different wools - notice the variety of wools hooked in the example! The more variety of wools used, the more spectacular the piece! The finished size of the piece is 34" x 9" - again, the perfect size for a dining/kitchen table runner, coffee or end table or...........whatever else you can imagine! Use up some odds and ends of wool - the perfect pattern to hook simple and primitive and will be the ideal primitive accent which will look great throughout the year! PLEASE NOTE: This listing is for a traditional rug hooking pattern only - it is not a completed rug nor are any other supplies included. Wools to consider for this piece (listed on this site as available): *Fraktur Black *Old Crow *Toffee *Earthy Deep *Rose Quartz Deep *Butternut Wood *Horse Apples (dark) All patterns are hand-drawn on the finest quality unbleached linen – special care is taken to make sure the borderline is straight on the grain of the fabric. There is also a generous 5”-6” of linen fabric on the outside border of all patterns. Please respect copyright laws. Images on this site may not be reproduced in any way without owner's permission.
Finished size 36" x 16" approx. Please note this is a paper pieced pattern not a completed item. If you have any questions please do not hesitate to send me a message. This pattern is also now available as a PDF download pattern in my store, find the PDF version here: https://www.etsy.com/uk/listing/1554363046/twisted-log-cabin-poinsettia-table Prefer a different colour way? Check out the Frost version in my shop at www.etsy.com/uk/listing/456797010/twisted-log-cabin-frost-table-runner-kit
Are you looking for new Christmas table runner patterns to make this holiday season? Then you’ll LOVE this tutorial!
I know there are several quilters that are well into the process of creating their own Vintage Linens quilt! Thank you for sending pictures of your awesome progress! Recently Elaine Marie on Facebo…
Hello and welcome to the next stop on the Christmas in July Blog Hop being hosted by The Crafty Quilter! If you’re new here, welcome! I’m so happy to be sharing a lovely tutorial on my …
Are you looking for new Christmas table runner patterns to make this holiday season? Then you’ll LOVE this tutorial!
Are you looking for new Christmas table runner patterns to make this holiday season? Then you’ll LOVE this tutorial!
