I love so many things about this quilt. It is simple to make. You can customize it to the favorite colors of the recipient. And it uses FUSSY CUTTING. Which is basically my favorite. This is the perfect time to go through your stash and justify all the adorable prints you’ve been collecting (not that […]
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Coming back this week with another tutorial, if you missed what we spoke about last time, make sure to check out my Reverse Applique Flower Patch tutorial! As many of you may or may not know, my quilting journey started pretty recently as I dove headfirst into this industry and fell in love with fabrics! As I progressed my skills in the quilting world, my research was always intense as I was craving to learn more about it every week. One of my favorite things I learned about was Fussy Cutting! Which is a technique of choosing a ...
Recently I shared my Vintage Halloween Economy Blocks on the blog, and I promised you there would be a tutorial. So today I’ll be sharing some information on how I made my blocks, including tools, tips, measurements and basic assembly instructions. This post is not a pattern for a full quilt, so there will not be fabric requirements. But the great thing about the Economy Block is that it fun, easy and a great way to use up your scraps and stash. Let’s get started!
Vintage Halloween Economy Block
Size:
4 1/2” (unfinished); 4” (finished / when sewn ...
Make fussy cut fabric ornaments using fabric panels and ribbon.
Super quick, cute and simple- great for any age of sewer! Full tutorial today to show you how.
Keeping it simple and easy today with ornaments— we are all busy, but making a little bit of something handmade is special.
These ornaments are great for hanging on wreaths, banners or adding to a present as an extra little goodie to hang on the tree.
To keep it simple I went with fabric that had a repeat or a panel. These designs were around 3″ round for the larger one- the ...
