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Submit your quilt blog. Start a quilt blog. Reading 1788 Blogs Daily! What Are Quilters Blogging About Today? Page 1 of 128 ( posts ). August 31, 2016. TSNEM â August 2016. From The Quilting Hiker. Added by Cathy H 9 hours, 47 minutes ago. under #tsnem. Screen printing on fabric. From High Road Quilter. Added by Shasta Matova 11 hours, 26 minutes ago. under quilting. This droid is not for sale. From If These Threads Could Talk. Summer Solstice…that would be what Deb Tucker named her pattern:. My light ba...
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Becca's Crazy Projects: May 2015
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Saturday, May 30, 2015. Charity Quilting: Spinning Pinwheels. Another fun kids quilt is off the frame. This quilt was pieced by members of Annapolis Quilts for Kids. Simple quilting for this one. From Superior Threads. I love the shine this thread has. Isn't the backing such fun! Thursday, May 28, 2015. This week we have the wonderful threads from Superior that arrive every month until I am buried in thread. I'm hoping they run out of colors before I run out of room. The lime green is beautiful! Cut out ...
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Becca's Crazy Projects: August 2015
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Wednesday, August 19, 2015. Charity Quilting: Something Fishy. This is one of the very first kits I cut from purchased fabric for Annapolis Quilts for Kids. I cut two kits because I almost always buy entirely too much fabric. This kit was made with leftover blocks from the other quilt. I bundled it all up and handed it over to a friend to sew the blocks together. I think she did a great job! About all the little tricks I've learned over the years. Such a fun quilt! Wednesday, August 12, 2015. I chose the...
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Submit your quilt blog. Start a quilt blog. Reading 1788 Blogs Daily! What Are Quilters Blogging About Today? Page 1 of 3 ( posts ). August 30, 2016. From Susan P Blog. No blocking station/block or whatever it is called? No worries, just use a polystyrene cooler with a lid. I have not finished crocheting the border around the blocks for the High Tea Crochet Fusion Quilt. Added by susanpblog 2 days, 3 hours ago. under block. August 20, 2016. Lighthouse by the Sea. Have a super day! Home by the sea. For ma...
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Becca's Crazy Projects: How to make a Scoodie
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How to make a Scoodie. You are allowed to make as many scoodies you wish using this tutorial. You can modify the design to suit your needs, give them away or sell them either locally or online. You cannot. Copy my tutorial - the text and photos are my property. You may not. I use the most appropriate (in my opinion) seam allowance for the area I'm sewing. I have tried to be as specific as possible throughout the tutorial. For each scoodie, you'll need one width of fabric piece of the primary fabric and o...
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Becca's Crazy Projects: T-Shirt Dress
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I promised to share how I make a simple t-shirt dress. The end of summer is upon us, so you might get more out of my Scoodie tutorial. Than out of this one. Although, I suppose you could pair it with leggings and boots for the winter. You'll need a t-shirt that fits you (we'll call this one the template). Two t-shirts that are too big. If one is significantly larger, it works even better. Rotary mat, cutter and ruler, or a ruler to mark and cut with scissors. Sharpie or other felt marking pen. You can re...
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Becca's Crazy Projects: July 2015
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Friday, July 31, 2015. Big Ass Heart - a Lovely Quilt. This quilt started out a little as a challenge and a little to use up some of my 5" charms that I've picked up from a couple swaps. Angelina ( @weenachaween on Instagram. Made a wonderful quilt and she dubbed it her Big Ass Heart Quilt. I wanted to make my own. My collection of 5" charms has been growing. Some are from swaps. I participated in three or four rounds of swaps. For 5" charms. These swaps were hosted by the amazing Amateur Quilter. There ...
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Becca's Crazy Projects: Dice bags with zippers
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Dice bags with zippers. Warning, this includes a bunch of pictures. It may not contain every picture imaginable, but I tried to cover all the steps. If you see something that needs to be changed or updated, please let me know. There are plenty of tutorials out there for zippered bags in all sizes. Take a look around the internet before trying this one. You may find another that more closely matches your style or work-flow. Not everyone works the same. I want you to enjoy creating! Attach the other outer ...
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Becca's Crazy Projects: Charity Quilting: Nine-Patch Fun
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Wednesday, August 12, 2015. Charity Quilting: Nine-Patch Fun. This fun 9-patch was put together by another member of Annapolis Quilts for Kids. Such a simple design that can create a great affect depending on the fabrics chosen. It is also good for beginners. This one was quilted with So Fine! With the humble meander. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). How many quilts have you made this year? 2016 Charity Quilts: 46. Updated 25 November 2016). 2015 Charity Quilts: 50. A note about the sidebar. Charity Q...
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Becca's Crazy Projects: How to make cloth napkins...
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How to make cloth napkins. I looked around the net and found plenty of tutorials for cloth napkins. I still couldn't resist adding another. This also shows my work-flow, which is just how I do things. Press and lay out your fabric with the selvages lined up. The first two cuts are made width-of-fabric (WOF). Trim the first edge. These are cut at 13" x 13", which yields a 12.5" x 12.5" napkin. Cut the width-of-fabric to the size desired. It will need some help to become flat enough for stitching. Grab a n...
