Tutorials
PDF Pattern Included
Stuffed Owl Tutorial at Stubbornly Crafty Blog
- Tutorial - How To Match Prints On A Quilt Back
Match up prints when piecing a quilt back so that the seam is almost invisible Tutorial at Super Mom - No Cape Blog "Last week on my work in progress post, I showed the back that I’d pieced for my Forest Friends quilt. Today I’ll share...
- Tutorial - How To Make A Decorative Owl Hanging
Choose a variety of fabrics for your owls Tutorial at Life on Lakeshore Drive Blog "I covered a canvas with burlap, and attached a stick with floral wire. Next, I drew a pattern on the back of the fabric for each of these little guys. Cutting...
- Tutorial - How To Make A Ruffled Apron
Long vintage style apron in your choice of fabric Apron Tutorial at Dolly Creates Blog "I used this cotton from Joann - it is wonderful fabric, not expensive at all, and it doesn't wrinkle! You will need: 2 yards 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 Draped Cardigan
The secret is to add an extra shawl collar Draped Cardigan Tutorial at Scattered Thoughts of a Crafty Mom Blog "First step is to make a pattern. Using a measuring tape, measure from the top of your shoulder down to where you want the back of your...
Tutorials
Tutorial - How to Make a Stuffed Owl
Stuffed Owl Tutorial at Stubbornly Crafty Blog
"Print your pattern and cut out the pieces. You'll need two of everything except the beak. Pick out your fabrics. Trace and cut out the front and back of your owl. I made the back of my owls the same fabric as the wings. The rest of the pattern pieces trace on the smooth paper side of your fusible webbing. Cut out around the pieces and iron them on to your fabric selections. Follow the directions on the back of the package. Start with the wings. Match them up to the outside edge of the owls body. If they don't match perfectly no big deal. You won't be able to tell once you've sewn around the owl body at the end".... Read more
- Tutorial - How To Match Prints On A Quilt Back
Match up prints when piecing a quilt back so that the seam is almost invisible Tutorial at Super Mom - No Cape Blog "Last week on my work in progress post, I showed the back that I’d pieced for my Forest Friends quilt. Today I’ll share...
- Tutorial - How To Make A Decorative Owl Hanging
Choose a variety of fabrics for your owls Tutorial at Life on Lakeshore Drive Blog "I covered a canvas with burlap, and attached a stick with floral wire. Next, I drew a pattern on the back of the fabric for each of these little guys. Cutting...
- Tutorial - How To Make A Ruffled Apron
Long vintage style apron in your choice of fabric Apron Tutorial at Dolly Creates Blog "I used this cotton from Joann - it is wonderful fabric, not expensive at all, and it doesn't wrinkle! You will need: 2 yards 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 Draped Cardigan
The secret is to add an extra shawl collar Draped Cardigan Tutorial at Scattered Thoughts of a Crafty Mom Blog "First step is to make a pattern. Using a measuring tape, measure from the top of your shoulder down to where you want the back of your...