Simple Simon and Co. is a great place to find quilty stuff and also cute things like little boys shirts. The Peaches and Cream quilt looks so summery and not that difficult to do and uses 10" squares. Here are tips for making better quilts.
U Create has a tutorial for the cutest camper quilt. This is perfect for the month of June and making your camping plans.
The Willow Market is a lovely blog with many sewing ideas and patterns and quilting world information. This tutorial about isosceles triangles makes a lovely quilt with one simple shape. There is a lot to check out here.
The Family Hearth has some really cute baby item ideas and links to many more. The tutorials are cute too, especially love the little spool pincushion.
Film in the Fridge has a lot of colorful ideas and quilts. The tutorials look like wonderful ways to use up scraps and smaller lengths of fabric too. The Intersection Block looks like a lot of fun.
Our Monday sewing session was fun and a lot of cute strippy blocks were made and Terri even had a finish on her's! Hope everyone considers coming to our sewing sessions each month. Next one will be fun too.
Have a great weekend and stay cool in the upcoming heat wave.
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Friday, June 9, 2017
Tuesday, October 15, 2013
Pumpkin Love
Pumpkins are everywhere this time of year. Don't you want to make a pumpkin pin cushion? Then go to Sew We Quilt and look at these little cuties. Actually, I want to pins in the cushion even more. Too sweet. If that isn't enough, then scroll down and look for the roosters and the rooster quilts. All you chicken lovers will be pleased.
Have you even wondered how to properly fold your quilts? Piece O'Cake has a great tutorial for a different kind of fold for storing your quilts. I think I'll have to get all my quilts out and do them over.
The Patchery Menagerie has a simple technique for making a nice block. Would be a clever and quick project.
Film In the Fridge has a cute quilt called Hooked Hexagons that makes great use of fat quarters and/or layer cakes.
Hope you enjoy these links. Diana
Have you even wondered how to properly fold your quilts? Piece O'Cake has a great tutorial for a different kind of fold for storing your quilts. I think I'll have to get all my quilts out and do them over.
The Patchery Menagerie has a simple technique for making a nice block. Would be a clever and quick project.
Film In the Fridge has a cute quilt called Hooked Hexagons that makes great use of fat quarters and/or layer cakes.
Hope you enjoy these links. Diana
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