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Sew Holiday Face Masks by Stacy Iest Hsu from Fat Quarter Shop's Jolly Jabber

Get festive this holiday season with Stacy Iest Hsu’s Holiday Safety First Face Mask Quilt Panel. Adorn your face with Santa Claus’ beard or get frosty like a Snowman! The Holiday Mask panel sews up 18 masks faster than you can say “Ho Ho Ho!” Kimberly Jolly will show you just how she sews them in her video tutorial.

Naughty or nice? You can add both to your collection. The choice is yours! The Holiday Safety First Face Mask Quilt Panel makes eight adult masks and ten children’s masks. The fun designs are printed on a 100% cotton ...

added by Katie Burrell 3 years, 5 months ago. under diy , face mask tutorials , fat quarter shop , holiday , stacy iest hsu (Comments)

so many projects from Moda Lissa

I have always had more than one project going at a time but I don’t know if it is because of Covid or just my excitement to MAKE. I thought I would do a status check to keep me accountable.

Working on an all red version of Sheryl Johnson’s Half Square Hashtag quilt. As soon as Sheryl sent this quilt in for Sisterhood of Scraps, I knew I had to make it.

I signed up to make a sample for work. I thought this would be a fun quilt for one of my ...

added by modalissa 3 years, 5 months ago. under bella solids , block heads 3 , blockheads 3 , minick simpson , moda fabrics , my quilts , quilt alongs , sewcialitesqal , sisterhood of scraps , stacy iest hsu , thimbleblossoms (Comments)

Next Up baby quilt featuring charming farm fabric from Carried Away Quilting

When I saw Stacy Iest Hsu’s newest fabric collection, On the Farm, I just had to sew up a baby quilt. The fabric is darling, with vibrant colors and charming farmyard scenes. In keeping with the country theme, I paired this collection with Moda’s Indigo Chambray and decided to use my Next Up charm pack pattern. The result is a cheerful baby quilt that is gender neutral and hay bales of fun.

Making children’s quilts is so rewarding. For me, they bring back special memories of my kids when they were little. This particular quilt reminds me ...

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