Showing posts with label sewing. Show all posts
Showing posts with label sewing. Show all posts

Monday, January 21, 2013

My First and Last Quilt

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I call this my first and last quilt.  It was a craft idea from The Old Schoolhouse Magazine Christmas issue a couple of years ago.  It is a lap quilt for my grandmother.   So it’s about 4’ x 4’.  In concept it is pretty easy.  But I learned a couple of things: 
1)  I am not a precise cutter
2)  I do not do well with precise seam allowances
3)  Quilting involves all sorts of precise cutting and seam allowances. 
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I know it is a little presumptuous to call it my first and last quilt.  I’ve seen another pattern I’d like to try someday.  I live in fear of becoming a quilting fabric collector.  (Yeah, I’m talking about you, Laura and Irene).

Saturday, April 21, 2012

Little denim bag

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The purse is made from the cuff of a VERY worn pair of jeans. 
I cheated with the pocket – fabric glue is amazing!

Tuesday, June 28, 2011

Applique Tree on Pillow

Pin It Using spare fleece and lots of buttons we dressed up these store bought pillows.




Tuesday, April 26, 2011

Felt Food -- Miscellaneous

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Bowtie Pasta

Ravioli

Shrimp (intended for sushi)

cinnamon roll

Wednesday, April 20, 2011

Asian Felt Food, Part 2 of 2

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Sushi

Football sushi!


Fortune Cookies

Friday, April 15, 2011

Felt Food -- Asian foods, Part 1 of 2

Pin It Asian foods are my favorite types of felt food to make!

Steamed buns

Wonton -- fried or boiled


Soy Sauce packet


Sticky rice wrapped in leaves

potstickers

Friday, April 8, 2011

Felt Food -- Cookies

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Chocolate Chip cookies!

 White cookies with "sprinkles"




Frosted cookies with sprinkles!

Friday, April 1, 2011

Welcome to Felt Creations!

Pin It I love felt food!  There are some great ideas to get you started at skiptomylou.org
In April, the posts will be photos of fun felt creations.



Saturday, March 13, 2010

Project Linus Flannel Hooded Blankets

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I think the Disney Give A Day, Get A Day campaign is a conspiracy of some sort.  That said, I signed up the family to make blankets for Project Linus.  We made double-sided flannel receiving blankets with a hood.     Laura R. showed me one she made and it was so cute.


The two pieces of flannel are serged on the edges.  I learned that if you do bad fabric cutting and then serge, things fall apart.  Thanks Faye for helping me fix that mess!