Tutorials
Carry a notebook and pencils in a stylish case
Art Wrap Tutorial at Very Berry Handmade Blog
- 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 Heart Brooch
She made these for Easter, but they are cute anytime Heart Brooch Tutorial at Very Berry Handmade Blog "Cut out the 2 heart templates. Draw round the big heart on the non-stick side of iron-on interfacing twice, like this (mine are at odd angles due to...
- Tutorial - How To Make A Cup Cozy
Such a Sweet Cup Wrap Cup Cozy Tutorial at Sew Much 2 Luv Blog "Using the pattern piece,cut 2 of fabric and one of fusible fleece.I just stack them and cut all 3 pieces at once. Fuse the fleece to the wrong side of one of your pieces of fabric...
- 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...
- Tutorial - How To Make A Batik Child's Apron
Use glue as a resist Batik Child's Apron Tutorial at Art with Kids Blog "I've been trying to come up with projects to do with children that use fabric since a friend gave me about 20 yards of a shiny synthetic cloth. The apron shape is cut...
Tutorials
Tutorial - How to Make a Sketch Pad and Pencil Wrap
Art Wrap Tutorial at Very Berry Handmade Blog
"I’m not specifying how much you need of each fabric to complete this project, because you can mix and match the fabrics you use, but the absolute maximum you will need is a couple of co-ordinating FQs and some contrast fabric for binding (and there’ll be left overs from the FQs!). You’ll also need low loft fusible fleece and medium weight iron on interfacing (you can read more about this, my favourite combination for providing structure without bulk, just here). You’ll also need a quilting ruler, a fabric marking pen – I mostly use my wonderful Chaco Liner Pen - and an iron and pressing cloth. A Sewline glue pen, or other washable glue stick, is also really useful, but not essential – pins will do".... Read more
- 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 Heart Brooch
She made these for Easter, but they are cute anytime Heart Brooch Tutorial at Very Berry Handmade Blog "Cut out the 2 heart templates. Draw round the big heart on the non-stick side of iron-on interfacing twice, like this (mine are at odd angles due to...
- Tutorial - How To Make A Cup Cozy
Such a Sweet Cup Wrap Cup Cozy Tutorial at Sew Much 2 Luv Blog "Using the pattern piece,cut 2 of fabric and one of fusible fleece.I just stack them and cut all 3 pieces at once. Fuse the fleece to the wrong side of one of your pieces of fabric...
- 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...
- Tutorial - How To Make A Batik Child's Apron
Use glue as a resist Batik Child's Apron Tutorial at Art with Kids Blog "I've been trying to come up with projects to do with children that use fabric since a friend gave me about 20 yards of a shiny synthetic cloth. The apron shape is cut...