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Quick and easy-to-follow tutorial by Nadra Ridgeway of Ellis and Higgs for adorable Quilted Strawberry coasters. Made with Riley Blake Fabric, Mon Beau Jardin.
A few months ago, I posted a photo of potholders I’d made, inspired by Yoshko’s potholders. I got a few requests for a tutorial, to which I responded, “Make a potholder, then embroider it.” Just kidding. I’m more helpful than that. This past weekend, I decided to make some potholders for Sonya’s birthday, and I […]
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Vary the Colors to Fit the Season! Can’t you see several of these quilted leaves hanging from hooks on the wall within easy reach? They’re meant to be potholders but would make great mug rugs and coasters too. These potholders are so easy to make. Simply sew several color coordinated strips of fabric together to …
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The sale is tomorrow!! It's been a fun week full of cutting and sewing! I absolutely LOVE crafting and hope everyone enjoys seeing what all I have been working on lately! As promised, here is a small sneak peek of some items I love to create... A QAYG Bloomin' Pillow Persimmons Delight Quilt Anna Marie Horner makes some of my most favorite fabric collections! I couldn't resist making a couple quilts: Folk Song Quilts. And one of my most favorite quilt patters.... The Dresden!! I love this vintage-style Quilted Pillow using the Dresden Plate pattern as well as using it to make these Hot Pads!! Quilted Hot Pads (Dresden tutorial here: MQC Youtube Video) Hotpad tutorial here! And you can never go wrong with a few Quilted Mug Rugs at a craft show. And a small lil stack of Baby & Toddler Quilts And if you need a break from sewing, making these fabric magnets were fast, easy, and look how cute they are! The colors options are endless and is a great scrap buster! AND MORE!! This is just a peek at some items that will be set up tomorrow! If you're in the area, I hope to see you there!! And if you're a Disney fan, you'll wanna take a look at this fun quilt Here!
I was undecided about writing up a tutorial for these, but I received a ton of emails asking me if I would after posting my original leaf potholders two weeks ago. I had made three for myself, but really wasn't up to making any more. However, when someone asked me to make them a pair? I finally had a reason to make some and take some pictures for you! **********UPDATE********* I have finally been able to create a .pdf on Craftsy for this tutorial. PATTERN HERE Supplies Fabric scraps (preferably strips with lengths approx. 14"long) 2 Batting pieces (10"x12") 2 Insul-Bright pieces (10"x12") 1 Fat Quarter (backing fabric) 1/2 yd fabric (binding fabric) Ruler/Rotary cutter Thread Sewing Machine Leaf Potholder.pdf pattern I had some quilter friends that said "Thanksgiving Host gift idea!". And I totally agree! Too bad I am the hostess this year? I also think they would be great as a housewarming party gift if the family was moving in at this time of the year, and there is always the newly married couple! Please, please, PLEASE do the right thing and tag or link back to me, my blog, or Craftsy site if you post pictures/blog/sell the potholders. I'm @buttonsandbutterflies on Instagram CLICK HERE! or use #buttonsandbutterflies #leafpotholders #quiltedleafpotholders hashtags Enjoy!
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I'm happy to share this free pattern for today that I've made a few times now- a cute striped quilted hot pad. (This post may contain affiliate links, which means I may receive a commission, at no extra cost to you, if you click a link and purchase something that I have recommended. As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases.) I've made one of these before, as well as other simple patchwork hot pads. Today's version was a gift for a friend, so I tried to match the vibe of her living room with the colors, and chose a backing that I knew she would appreciate. Fabric requirements: scrap strips ranging in length and width 9" square regular batting 9" square Insul Brite 9" square backing fabric 2.5" x WOF binding fabric Steps: (I've shown this whole process on IG stories if you like videos better than words!) 1. Start with a 9" square of scrap batting. I followed this tutorial to sew the fabric in place, but on a piece of batting instead of paper. 2. Add some hand stitching on a few of the rows. 3. Spray baste the strip block and batting to an additional layer of Insul Brite, or heat resistant batting. Spray baste a 9" square of backing fabric to the back side of that. Your quilt sandwich will layer as follows: strip block batting Insul Brite backing 4. Using an erasable pen and walking foot, quilt some additional lines through several of the stripes to attach it to the backing and add texture. Trim it up to 8.5" square. 5. Attach binding, keeping the seam allowance a tad narrower than usual to make room for the double layer of batting. (You need just one 2.5" x WOF strip.) 6. Using a 2.5" x 5.5" strip of fabric, press a double fold and topstitch along both edges. Fold into a loop and zig zag stitch to the corner of the hot pad. Sew a button over the raw edges. I have a little stash of cute buttons that I've been collecting over the years. This one is similar to these Flower Buttons, and I also found some cute Polka Dot Buttons, and Patterned Wood Buttons. I would love to own all of them :) I adore buttons but don't use them often since I don't make clothes. Yet! Here are some other hot pads patterns I've made for reference: "Pretty Little Hotpad" pattern by Amy Sinibaldi. Donuts 1 & 2 by Pen and Paper Patterns. I can't seem to find this one anymore. I still use this Tasha Noel hot pad with rounded corners and dense quilting. I can't think of many things more satisfying to make. A quick, colorful bit of therapy! I hope you enjoy is as much as I did. I hope to make a few more before Christmas!
I was undecided about writing up a tutorial for these, but I received a ton of emails asking me if I would after posting my original leaf potholders two weeks ago. I had made three for myself, but really wasn't up to making any more. However, when someone asked me to make them a pair? I finally had a reason to make some and take some pictures for you! **********UPDATE********* I have finally been able to create a .pdf on Craftsy for this tutorial. PATTERN HERE Supplies Fabric scraps (preferably strips with lengths approx. 14"long) 2 Batting pieces (10"x12") 2 Insul-Bright pieces (10"x12") 1 Fat Quarter (backing fabric) 1/2 yd fabric (binding fabric) Ruler/Rotary cutter Thread Sewing Machine Leaf Potholder.pdf pattern I had some quilter friends that said "Thanksgiving Host gift idea!". And I totally agree! Too bad I am the hostess this year? I also think they would be great as a housewarming party gift if the family was moving in at this time of the year, and there is always the newly married couple! Please, please, PLEASE do the right thing and tag or link back to me, my blog, or Craftsy site if you post pictures/blog/sell the potholders. I'm @buttonsandbutterflies on Instagram CLICK HERE! or use #buttonsandbutterflies #leafpotholders #quiltedleafpotholders hashtags Enjoy!
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Spring is the best time to sew a strawberry pot holder and during fall these can be replaced by some cute acorn pot holders. I managed to find a wonderful
These Also Make Wonderful Gifts! Leftovers from your scrap bag will quickly come together into pretty trivets for protecting your table from hot dishes. Rickrack finishes the edges beautifully while hanging loops make them easy to hang in a handy place. Select 6 fabrics that work well together for each trivet. They can be your …
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House-warming present for my friend who loves, purple, blue, leaves & celestial!
YOKE DU YOUR In a small southern town in Texas there was a nativity scene that showed great skill and talent had gone into creating it. One small feature stood out. The three wise men were wearing …
Patchwork Christmas Mug Rug Free Sewing Patterns
Holiday time is always so busy that sometimes, it is hard to start a new sewing project. Well, today's project is so simple that you can start and finish it in one quick session behind
