25 *More* Things to Do with Fat Quarters I have one post on my blog that is hands down, almost every single day and certainly over time my post popular post. Like nothing else even compares to it for popularity. I didn’t know when I put it together that it would be so popular! It’s my 25 Things to Do with Fat Quarters post. Who knew you people loved fat quarters as much as me?! Now, I wrote that post quite a while ago and since then have discovered many more uses for fat quarters, so I thought I would go ahead and put together a post with 25 *More* Things to Do With Fat Quarters! 25 More Thing to Do with Fat Quarters: Sunglasses Case: Doll Dress: Little Girl’s Pleated Purse: Bow Front Clutch: Key Fob: Fabric Pennant Banner: Zipper Pouch: Cloth Doll: Cross Body Tote: Snack Baggie: Oven Mitt: Wristlet Clutch: Fabric Flowers: Dotty Pouches: Stroller Cell Phone Carrier: Tiny Zipper Pouch: Car Carrier: Doll Sleeping Bag: Fabric Headbands: Fabric Covered Clipboards: Ipad Cover: Journal Pen Holder: Monster Bib: Zipper Card Pouch: Mini Tote:
Free Basket Baby & Doll Quilt Pattern Instructions This page gives the detailed cutting and assembling instructions for the doll and baby basket quilts. If you didn't come from Doll & Baby Scottie Dog Quilts go there for the introduction to this pattern including history and techniques that were used for this quilt during the 1930s. Cutting Out the Pieces for the Basket Blocks Below is the estimated yardage for the baby quilt. *The pink is for the binding and won't take that much if you piece it. The pattern for the basket block templates is on the Basket Templates PDF. If you are unable to get a PDF on your computer you can draw this pattern on a 6 inch square then cut the pieces out. Sewing Together the Quilt Top Quilting and Binding the Basket Quilt For ideas on quilting & binding the basket quilt look back at my suggestions at Doll & Baby Pieced Basket Quilts. (If you have any questions about this pieced basket quilt pattern go to "Write to Judy Anne" where you can write to me with questions and comments.
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Free Patterns from Sophie Junction The Perfect Baby Gift: 10 (More) Free Crochet Baby Booties Patterns! Last year I did a roundup of free crochet baby booties, and it was a big hit. But lately, I’ve gotten requests for more more more! Well there are so many cute patterns to choose from, how could I say no? Roll-Tops by Hayley Missingham, a Ravelry download: (Fingering) A detailed and well written pattern – and cute too of course! So which ones are your favorites?
jane brocket: garden party quilt It's quite a while now since I wrote the post about cutting up old, hand-embroidered tablecloths, the one that caused a certain amount of adverse comment. I looked for the post but couldn't find it which make me think I must have decided I couldn't countenance any further negativity about what seems to me to be a non-starter in the outrage stakes. Anyway, while sorting out almost every room in the house in the past week or so - you know what it's like, you start off trying to make space for a few more books and suddenly the whole place ends up rearranged in knock-on Rubik's Cube-style solution - I unpacked some large boxes of projects I've made for various books. Out came the crochet and out came the cushions to be put to good use, and out came lots of quilts that I haven't seen for a while. One them is the Garden Party Quilt. I used some of the leftover unstitched areas of the clotsh to make a border and put some little stitched squares in the corners.
Search results for easy triangle method I'm so excited to show you a brand new product that I have designed just for you! It's a seam guide that you adhere (temporarily of course) to your sewing machine bed. Introducing the I designed it and… produced it for me…and you! I've been waiting a long time for them to be ready and I'm so happy that they are finally here and that I can share them with you on this weeks Farm Girl Friday:) This is only one of the colors available... It comes in these 4 happy colors to match your mood or each of your machines:) Personally I plan on keeping one with all of my machines and in my sewing bag so that I am never without one. Each one comes with 4 of the 1" round Stick-it's… which are removable double side tape dots. So now I'm going to explain why and how to use my while I'm showing you the 3 easy steps to set it up! I have put the steps directly onto my seam guide for you. First step is placing the needle into the dot. This step is to ensure that the center line on the Seams Sew Easy lines up perfectly with the needle. See? xx
How to Make 30 Minute Infinity Scarf - Knit When I stumbled upon 30 Minute Infinity Scarf tutorial by Audra from “The Kurtz Corner” I got very enthusiastic about this fabulous idea. Since then I’ve been so hooked on this method of knitting that I can’t recall how many times I’ve made this fluffy scarf. I’m sure that it’s the easiest and the most fun way to start your adventure with knitting. Since it's still a bit cold outside, we’ve decided to show you a bit altered version of the tutorial. Our idea was to make it even more helpful, so we used knitter’s perpective. Will you try your hand at arm knitting?
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Baby Lattice Quilt Hi, I’m Amy Smart and I like to share my quilting adventures at my blog Diary of a Quilter. I’m excited to share a tutorial for a sweet little baby quilt using a couple of Charm Packs and a contrasting sashing fabric. 2 Charm Packs (or 1 Charm Pack + a Fat Quarter) 1 yard sashing fabric (corrected) 1½ yards backing fabric 3/8 yard binding Collect (50) 5″ squares from either 2 Charm Packs or a Charm Pack + (8) 5″ squares from a coordinating Fat Quarter or two. From Binding Fabric cut: (4) 2 ½” x wof (width of fabric) fabric strips (or 180″ of continuous bias binding) From Sashing Fabric cut: (2) 5″ x wof (width of fabric) strips (1) 7 ½” x wof strip (10) 1 ½” x wof strips From one of the 5″ x wof strips, cut (2) 4 1/8” squares. From remaining 5″ strips cut (40) 1½” x 5″ pieces Subcut 7½” strip into (5) 7½”squares. Assembly Start assembling rows diagonally with a side-setting triangle at the beginning and end of each row. Rows 2-9 will have a 5″ x 1½” sashing strip between the squares.