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Hexagon Tutorial at Always Quilting Blog
- Tutorial - How To Make A Fabric Hexagon Flower
Use to accent a pillow, bag, mug rag, dress, and other sewing projects Tutorial at Patchwork Posse Blog "In the evening, there are some times when I just need a little project to work on. Maybe something that I don’t really need to think...
- Tutorial - Christmas Ribbon Decorations
Choose a variety of ribbons for your shapes Tutorial at Sewing the Seasons Blog "Today's tutorial shows how easy it is to make stunning Christmas decorations using ribbons. This is an ideal project to use up some of your wadding & fabric scraps...
- Tutorial - How To Make Fabric Hexagons
She offers 5 different size templates Hexagon Tutorial at Home of Homemade Treasures Blog "I have recently made some items using some fabric hexagons and have had quite a bit of interest and great comments on them. I thought it would be nice to share...
- Tutorial - How To Make Applique Patches
Free printable templates Applique Patch Tutorial at My Poppet Blog "Print out the template to your required size 100-120% is a good size depending on your hole. Iron on your fusible web onto scrap fabric as per product instructions. Trace...
- Tutorial - How To Make An Easter Tote
You Could Also Make these Baskets in Other Themes Easter Basket Tutorial at Threading My Way Blog "You will need double sided fusible webbing to glue your appliqué to the material. Do NOT cut the appliqué shape out until the fusible webbing is glued...
Tutorials
Tutorial - How to Make "Quilt as You Go" Hexagons
Hexagon Tutorial at Always Quilting Blog
"I have had a number of requests for instructions to quilt -as -you -go hexagons so here they are! You can apply theses instructions to any size hexagon you wish to make. You need backing fabric, a contrasting feature fabric (or fabrics), fusible wadding (or non-fusible wadding and basting spray), and thread to match your backing fabric (Aurifil of course!!). Scraps of fabric and wadding are ideal. You use 2 hexagons, one smaller than the other. The smaller one is the finished size. The smaller hexagon should have sides which measure 3/4 to 1 inch smaller than the large one. Many different companies produce perspex templates for drawing hexagons, or if you’re confident you can draw your own using a compass".... Read more
- Tutorial - How To Make A Fabric Hexagon Flower
Use to accent a pillow, bag, mug rag, dress, and other sewing projects Tutorial at Patchwork Posse Blog "In the evening, there are some times when I just need a little project to work on. Maybe something that I don’t really need to think...
- Tutorial - Christmas Ribbon Decorations
Choose a variety of ribbons for your shapes Tutorial at Sewing the Seasons Blog "Today's tutorial shows how easy it is to make stunning Christmas decorations using ribbons. This is an ideal project to use up some of your wadding & fabric scraps...
- Tutorial - How To Make Fabric Hexagons
She offers 5 different size templates Hexagon Tutorial at Home of Homemade Treasures Blog "I have recently made some items using some fabric hexagons and have had quite a bit of interest and great comments on them. I thought it would be nice to share...
- Tutorial - How To Make Applique Patches
Free printable templates Applique Patch Tutorial at My Poppet Blog "Print out the template to your required size 100-120% is a good size depending on your hole. Iron on your fusible web onto scrap fabric as per product instructions. Trace...
- Tutorial - How To Make An Easter Tote
You Could Also Make these Baskets in Other Themes Easter Basket Tutorial at Threading My Way Blog "You will need double sided fusible webbing to glue your appliqué to the material. Do NOT cut the appliqué shape out until the fusible webbing is glued...