Holiday Mug Rug Tutorial - The Crafty Quilter. It’s official!
The holidays are here and I have a mug rug tutorial to get you in the Christmas spirit! I love this design because it allows you to add some personalization: or your own words: or just some cute fabric: And you can also fussy cut (so that a design or motif is centered in the cut) the snowball block: So here’s what you need to get started (revised 12/3/12): Assorted fabric scraps for mug rug and 9″ x 12″ piece of batting and backing.
Snowman Mug Rug Tutorial. Last night during the Friday Night Sew-In, I worked on finishing these:
Happy Snowman Mug Rug by SHDesigns. Category: Quilting.
Home For The Holidays. Easy Christmas Tree Ornaments. Jolly Holiday Pillows. Download this Project.
Bluprint Textiles: Get Twisted Pillow Tutorial. Week 1: Get Twisted Pillow Here's a fun, quick project that can be made in about 1.5-2hours.
It's perfect for a gift or even for your own home! What you'll need: -[1] 15x15" piece of fabric for your background pillow top. -[5] 3.5x18" strips of various fabrics for the twists. -[1] FQ for the back. -[2] 2.5x15" strips to bind the backing flaps. **This tutorial yields for a 14" pillow, if you want to make a bigger pillow follow the same steps, just make your pieces longer. Note, the [5] strips on the left hand side are the 3.5x18" strips, just folded in half. Step 1: Making your twisted tubes - Take your [5] various 3.5x18" strips and fold them in half length wise, pretty sides together. - Sew closed the longest, open side. Christmas Tree Ornament Tutorial - Life After Laundry. Quilted Christmas Ornament Patterns: Deck Your Tree.
‘Tis the season for stitching up some quilted Christmas ornaments to adorn your tree or to give as handmade gifts to friends and family.
Simply gather up some scrap fabrics and decorative ribbons and use these simple-to-sew Christmas ornament quilting and sewing patterns to make handmade holiday decor that’s sure to be enjoyed year after year! Photo via Craftsy member ornamentgirl Quilted pine cone ornaments The pattern for these lovely quilted pine cones utilizes a neat folded fabric technique and includes a bonus tutorial on how to make a ribbon bow and hanger. A 3″ Styrofoam ball is required to make these quilted pine cones. Get the Quilted Pine Cone Ornament pattern. Photo via Craftsy member Cosmic Girl. Trim the Tree - Fat Quarter Shop's Jolly Jabber.
Happy Monday, quilters!
Are you ready to make the next block in our Deck-ade the Halls quilt? Today we are trimming the tree. There is nothing more "Christmas" than a well dressed tree, and today we are making three! Three times the spirit, I suppose! The Trim the Tree blocks are perfect for Christmas. We use a new, super easy method to construct the Trim the Tree blocks. To get started on the quilt, be sure to download the fabric requirements and choose fabric from your stash or pick up one of the Aspen Frost kits. In addition to the adorable Deck-ade the Halls quilt, these large tree blocks will look adorable as a table runner or festive pillow! Check back in two weeks for the Cozy Cocoa Cups tutorial!
Tutorial: Scrappy Stocking Christmas Ornament. Welcome to all our new friends visiting from Sew Mama Sew, Pinterest, FaveQuilts or other spots!
We hope you'll enjoy yourself, subscribe and like us on Facebook for updates. November 23 ~ Ornaments. Ornaments make nice little hostess or friendship gifts throughout the holiday season.
You can also start a new tradition and make your own handmade ornaments each year! Today’s Guest Curator: Jess from Quilty Habit Jess curated today’s ornament theme! Her Quilty Habit blog is hosting a Sew With Certainty series now through early 2014; it’s an interactive (link-up) series about a variety of topics, from gaining confidence through sewing with new techniques or writing a sewing blog, to sharing your work with others and achieving your own state of perfection with your projects. Take a look at her beautiful finished quilts, impressive quilting this year and enter to win her giveaway by the 26th. Half Hexy Table Runner - quilted table runner - Quickly Quilting - Winter 2013. Triangle star quilt block tutorial. I've been playing with 60 degree - or equilateral - triangles this past week and made a fun little star quilt block.
So while I was at it, I decided to make a quick and simple tutorial to show how I did it. The equilateral triangle is a fun one to play with. The best part is that they're easy to sew together without any Y seams. For this project you will want 24 light, low-volume prints, triangles and 12 red triangles, 3 triangles each from 4 different red prints. There are lots of ways to cut 60 degree, or equilateral triangles. Snowman Table Runner by sweetwater3. Holiday Quilt Projects. O Christmas Tree Table Runner TUTORIAL. Welcome back to the TWELVE WEEKS OF CHRISTMAS and welcome to the readers from Bluprint Textiles!! I’m very excited about week 2! This week, we will be making my O’ Christmas Tree table runner.
We are using triangles, so I apologize in advance for all of the 1/8″‘s in this tutorial, but I promise, if you follow along, it’s easy! Let’s get started!! 1. 2. 3. 4. The top of the triangle has a notch cut out of it. Once you have cut your piece, you will unfold it and cut it in half. 5. You will rotate the ruler from edge to edge to cut the triangles. 6. Because you are sewing on the bias edge of the triangle, I recommend pinning. After sewing, marry your seams. While the fabric is still warm from pressing, you can finger press a clean seam. You will end up with this. 7. You will end up with this. 8. Sew together all five trees with white strips in between. 9. You will have a 1/4″ triangle on one end and the notch cutout on the other. Holiday Sewing Projects. Gingerbread ... by 2strings. How to Quilt the Wedge Tree Runner.