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read moreHello, friends! Today’s post (and video) contains a fun round up of 11 Quilted Wall Hangings to Make. I actually had a special request for this post and video and really enjoyed putting it together. You’ll find photos and links to pattern information for all of the wall hangings in today’s post. And scroll to […]
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read moreHello, friends! Today I’m sharing a few new Simple Quilt Hanging Ideas. I’ve recently (finally) started to get more of my quilts up on the walls, and thought you might be interested in some of the methods I’ve been using. I’ve also filmed a quick video so you can see exactly what I’m describing for […]
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read moreI added the final borders to my Summerhill quilt from Mary Elizabeth Kinch's ... read more
Hello, friends! I’m super excited to share with you a fun Home for Christmas Quilt | Wall Hanging I just finished up the other day. I’ve had this little project in my sketchbook for a couple of years and decided it would be super fun to finally get it made for this first Christmas in […]
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read moreThe August Challenge for the Island Batik Ambassadors is
My Christmas in July Island Batik project is finished!
The next two finishes are gifts ... read more
It was last year when I purchased several pre-printed panels. I made a small wall hanging as a daily reminder to me to have a grateful heart. It resides on the pantry door and I see it often during the day.
A couple of months later I put together another small wall hanging to use as a gift. I used an accent color to frame the main part, and added butterflies for an accent.
That left a larger section to divide up or use together. I knew I wanted to add a narrow frame around the next batch and blend ...
Time to catch up.....I know it has been a month since I posted and several emails from readers reminded me to wake up.
We had a very nice Spring and Sir Old man worked tirelessly in the yard completing projects from my list for him. We had 2 truck loads of mulch spread over the beds to give them a refresh. the crew also planted a couple of new trees we got for Earth Day from the power company and Clemson.
Sir Old Man finally added the birdhouse he built for the Bluebirds. And can you believe it is ...
Hello, friends! I hope you are well at home and that you are able to enjoy some beautiful weather and extra time with your sewing machine. Today I’m sharing my Gelato Remix Quilt which is a new pattern for a smaller, medallion-style project. Gelato Remix is perfect for a table topper or wall hanging and […]
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read moreA rod pocket was not attached as the client was hanging the quilt with a wooden quilt hanger that holds the quilt between two layers of wood.
Quilt Stats:
Pattern: Fly Away, available right here.
Size: 48" square, resized from pattern.
Fabric: All Kona Cotton solids.
Batting: Hobbs Heirloom 80/20 cotton/poly
Quilting: Maze design on Gratitude my Handi Quilter Fusion with ProStitcher
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A pair of small wall hangings kept me busy over the weekend.
The first was simple and plain until I added the trio of butterflies. I found a few of these ready to fuse in place. Some matching thread to zig zag down the edges and I was happy with the results. With the warmer days right now, I long for spring.
The binding on this one was leftovers I found in the scrap bin. Both were the flange binding but I simply joined them and pretended it was the same all around.
I also took a close up photo ...
As an Island Batik Ambassador for 2019
12" x 12" finished.
If you are in our Honey, Bunny, and Doll FB group, you've seen all of the progress on this wall hanging!
Christine and I spent the weekend at Camp...we each brought numerous projects with us and I am happy to report that progress was made on everything!
My ironing board is almost due for a new cover---ignoring that, you can see I worked on my flannel vortex baby quilt--my third flannel vortex quilt (I have also done one out of cotton quilting scraps). This quilt involves lots of sewing, pressing, trimming, and then more sewing, pressing and trimming. I went home with some larger chunks, ready to be made into a quilt top.
I started a new Christmas quilt--no pattern ... read more