Wednesday, November 10, 2010

Fabric Monday (on Wednesday)

Sorry it took me two extra days to get  Fabric Monday up This week it will be called FABRIC WEDNESDAY.....

Bliss by Bonnie & Camille I know I say this about all the fabric but I LOVE bliss!  The red and aquas are so preity.  This is by far one of my favorite fabrics of all time.


This quilt is on my list of things to make





Quilted pillow by CinnamonToast         Designs





Table Runner By FrivolousNecessity



Baby Quilt by AmySmart






Monday, November 1, 2010

Fabric Mondays, Origins by Basicgrey

Origins by Basicgrery, you may know Basicgrey from scrapbooking now they are designing fabric.  This line has rich yellows, browns and greens







A simple quilt made out of Origins fabric by Quiltville

Sunday, October 31, 2010

Books I Love

Today is Monday by Eric Carle,  I great book about the days of the week



The Little Mouse, The Red Ripe Strawberry, and The Big Hungry Bear By Audrey Wood and Don Wood  This book is one of my all time favorites




We're Going on a Bear Hunt by Michael Rosen



It Looked Like Spilt Milk By Charles G. Shaw




Happy Reading,   Sara

Saturday, October 30, 2010

Tutorial~ Fabric Pumpkin

 Supplies Needed
Fabric fat quarter for pumpkin
3" scrap of green fabric for stem
scissors
poly fill stuffing
need and thread
paper, pen
scissors, pinking sheers

         Using your fat quarter trace around a circular object, (I used a big bowl) Cut out the circle after you have traced it.


                                   With an iron press 1/4" seam


With your sewing machine sew along the seam


With a needle and thread sew a base stitch along the out side of the fabric


When you get all the way around, put on the thread to gather the fabric.  Stuff the fabric with poly-fill                    stuffing, do not tie off the thread.

Now you can make the stem, on the wrong side of your fabric draw a stem (the top should be on the fold)


                                Cut out the stem


                         Sew right sides together leaving the bottom opened


                                Turn right side out

              
          Stuff stem with poly-fill stuffing leaving about 3/4" unstuffed


             Place stem in pumpkin and finish gathering the fabric around the stem


       Once fabric is gathered around the stem sew though the stem and pumpkin fabric making sure you go all the way around


                                You can knot your thead but to not cut it


           Now it's time for the leaves I used heat and bond (you can use thing kind of two sided iron-on adhesive) follow the directions for your adhesive


                             I drew two leaves on a piece of paper then I cut them out


                                  Pin the leaves to your leave fabric


                                Cut out with pinking sheers


                            Sew the leaves on to the pumpkin




Some more great fabric pumpkin tutorials


Tuesday, October 26, 2010

Delta Quilt Show Part 2

    More pictures from the Delta Quilt Show













































                                     My booth at the quilt show




                      I borrowed my son's car quilt for the quilt show




Happy Quilting

Sara

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