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A Trash(y) Finish from Quilting Is More Fun Than Housework

One of my clients called me to set up an appointment to bring by a king-sized quilt. She asked me if I could use some of the leftover strip sets from her quilt. She was going to toss them otherwise.

Of course I said "Yes Please!"

First thing I did was chop up the leftover sets into 4.5" chunks. There were a few pieces I could also get a 2.5" piece out of. I didn't know if I would be able to use them but at the very least, they could go into my orphan block box ...

added by Cynthia Brunz Designs 1 year, 2 months ago. under compassion quilts , donation quilts , finished quilt , tula pink fabric

Wintry Finish from Quilting Is More Fun Than Housework

With the freezing temperatures and icy weather, I thought today would be a good day to share a winter themed little quilt.

It is hard to say if this quilt is technically an orphan block or a scrap quilt. It all started with a few long strip sets I received in a scrap bag. I decided to sew them all together and them chop them up into 4.5" sections. The center was very easy to make. In the scrap bag were also quite a few black 1.5" strips to frame things up nicely.

There were also some HSTs ...

added by Cynthia Brunz Designs 1 year, 4 months ago. under donation quilts , finished quilt , scrap quilting , tula pink fabric

The Making of Tula Strings from Heart Desire Creations

There have been questions regarding how I made the Tula Strings blocks and border. Unfortunately, I’m not very good at keeping notes and drawings, so I will do my best to recreate the pattern. First, I laid out the various colors of shot cottons from my stash, then pulled out coordinating Tula prints. One and one half inch strips were cut – solids and prints.

The strips were paper pieced onto a 10 1/2″ square of paper, beginning with a solid strip in the center. Was the paper necessary? For me it was because the shot cottons definitely lend ...

added by heARTs Creations 3 years, 10 months ago. under art , block pattern , color , fabric , modern quilting , patterns , projects , quilt setting , quilting , shot cottons , stash , tula pink fabric (Comments)

Tula Pink HomeMade Challenge at Missouri Star from The Cutting Table Quilt Blog - A Blog for Quilters by Quilters

Bold and brilliant colors plus sewing-themed designs?! Sign us up! This is what you’ll find in Tula Pink’s brand new HomeMade collection. Designed with her sewing process in mind, HomeMade is sure to dazzle!

Tula Pink HomeMade Fabric available at Missouri Star Quilt Co.

To celebrate the HomeMade collection, Tula Pink, Free Spirit and Aurifil are sponsoring the HomeMade Challenge, a juried and judge quilt competition, and we’re proud to be one of the participating quilt shops!! For the complete contest rules, please click HERE.

Missouri Star Quilt Co. is one of the quilt shops participating in the Tula Pink HomeMade Challenge

The winner of this challenge wins a terrific grand prize valued at over $10,000 (more details on the prizes HERE), AND ...

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Sue Spargo Trip from Luann's Loose Threads

A few weeks ago 5 friends and I made an overnight road trip from Indianapolis to Uniontown, Ohio, which is just south of Akron. Our destination was the Sue Spargo store. There were a couple of quilt shop stops in Dublin, Ohio, on the way. Since we were a group of 6, one of the girls called ahead to let them know we were coming. There is open sewing on some Wednesdays in the classroom next to the shop so we got to meet others that were working on Sue Spargo projects.

Here is the main part of the shop ...

added by LuAnn 4 years, 5 months ago. under road trip , sue spargo creative stitching , sue spargo wool , tula pink fabric

Sue Spargo Trip from Loose Threads

A few weeks ago 5 friends and I made an overnight road trip from Indianapolis to Uniontown, Ohio, which is just south of Akron. Our destination was the Sue Spargo store. There were a couple of quilt shop stops in Dublin, Ohio, on the way. Since we were a group of 6, one of the girls called ahead to let them know we were coming. There is open sewing on some Wednesdays in the classroom next to the shop so we got to meet others that were working on Sue Spargo projects.

Here is the main part of the shop ...

added by LuAnn 4 years, 5 months ago. under road trip , sue spargo creative stitching , sue spargo wool , tula pink fabric

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The strips were paper pieced onto a 10 1/2″ square of paper, beginning with a solid strip in the center. Was the paper necessary? For me it was because the shot cottons definitely lend ...