Tutorials
You can practice your free motion quilting on this little project
Mug Rug Tutorial at Sew Simple Life Blog
- Tutorial - How To Make A Pillow Cover
Basic sewing and quilting skills needed Tutorial at Fleur de Lis Quilts Blog "I have been trying to use up some of my old leftovers, so I decided on these strips from a quilt that I made years ago. I auditioned a couple of fabrics from the stash,...
- Tutorial - How To Make A Halloween Mug Rug
A good way to practice curved piecing and free motion quilting Mug Rug Tutorial at Michelle's Romantic Tangle Blog "Look what I whipped up with my Sizzix bottle die, just in time for Halloween! To make your own mug rug, you'll need scraps...
- Tutorial - How To Make A Backpack Goodie Bag
Kids will love this happy goodie bag Goodie Bag Tutorial at Stubbornly Crafty Blog "Trace the pattern pieces onto your felt and cut them out (one full pattern and one that is cut off at the dotted line). You’ll also need to cut out 2 strips of felt...
- Tutorial - How To Make A Hexagon Bowl
This cute bowl is reversible Bowl Tutorial at Geta's Quilting Studio Blog "It seams everybody loves to stitch hexagons, so here is a hexagon bowl tutorial. You need some fabric scraps and interfacing scraps. The best interfacing is the one...
- Tutorial - How To Make A Shirred & Ruffled Toddler Shirt
Any Little Girl Will Love This Pretty Top Toddler Shirt Tutorial at Nap Time Crafters Blog "Let's get our pieces ready. Since the bodice is shirred you want to widen it by approximately 150%. Mine was 15" wide by 3.5" tall for a 2T. You also...
Tutorials
Tutorial - How to Make a Quilted Mug Rug
Mug Rug Tutorial at Sew Simple Life Blog
"First you’re going to start with 2 pieces of regular ol’ printer paper that are 6 1/2″ x 6 1/2″ square. You will also need 2 strips each of five different colors measuring 2 1/4″ wide by 9 1/4″ tall. Note that you CAN use smaller scraps on the corner pieces that are only 2 1/4″ wide by 3″ tall. You’ll want a piece of batting and backing that is at least 8″ x 14″.Also some double-fold bias tape or make your own".... Read more
- Tutorial - How To Make A Pillow Cover
Basic sewing and quilting skills needed Tutorial at Fleur de Lis Quilts Blog "I have been trying to use up some of my old leftovers, so I decided on these strips from a quilt that I made years ago. I auditioned a couple of fabrics from the stash,...
- Tutorial - How To Make A Halloween Mug Rug
A good way to practice curved piecing and free motion quilting Mug Rug Tutorial at Michelle's Romantic Tangle Blog "Look what I whipped up with my Sizzix bottle die, just in time for Halloween! To make your own mug rug, you'll need scraps...
- Tutorial - How To Make A Backpack Goodie Bag
Kids will love this happy goodie bag Goodie Bag Tutorial at Stubbornly Crafty Blog "Trace the pattern pieces onto your felt and cut them out (one full pattern and one that is cut off at the dotted line). You’ll also need to cut out 2 strips of felt...
- Tutorial - How To Make A Hexagon Bowl
This cute bowl is reversible Bowl Tutorial at Geta's Quilting Studio Blog "It seams everybody loves to stitch hexagons, so here is a hexagon bowl tutorial. You need some fabric scraps and interfacing scraps. The best interfacing is the one...
- Tutorial - How To Make A Shirred & Ruffled Toddler Shirt
Any Little Girl Will Love This Pretty Top Toddler Shirt Tutorial at Nap Time Crafters Blog "Let's get our pieces ready. Since the bodice is shirred you want to widen it by approximately 150%. Mine was 15" wide by 3.5" tall for a 2T. You also...