I welcome you all to Day1 of Think Ruffles blog hop organized by amazing Mdm Sam @ SewWeQuilt and our amazing cheer leader Amy @ SewIncrediblyCrazy blog. I wanted to thank both Mdm Sam and Amy for this wonderful blog hop. Now peak at my project, a ruffled pillow with zipper. I have been wanting to make ruffles for a while and had one particular pillow in mind, V & Co's white ruffle pillow . I made mine with white Kona Cotton. The strips for the ruffles are 1.5inches. The finished pillow cover is 12"x18". Kona Honey Buns - 1.5inch strips My Little Quilty Model Oh..Ruffles...Ruffles... This time around I even got to add a zipper. Yay for me! I saw this video on zipper and it just made it so much more simpler to add a zipper to any project. Invisible Zipper Ruffles posing for camera Oh My, these ruffles are addictive Do you see the snow outside the window? Ruffles smiling for the camera - isn't that too bright ;) ? Th...
Welcome to the Wicked Blog hop brought to you by Wicked Wendy and Madm Samm . Looks like I am diving from one Halloween project into the other since September. After 2 spider web quilts I wanted to do something different. How about WICKED ONE HANDLE BAG. My inspiration was the one eye monster Mike from the "Monster University" movie. There triangles where left over from the Boo-crew spider web quilt below. I don't like to waste any fabric ;). Quilted the white triangles with radiating rays Wicked Bag with Spider web quilt Here are my 2 "Cute And Spooky Spider web" quilts along with link to the tutorials: The first one is my most recent Spider web quilt just finished last week using Moda's Boo crew fabric line. Click here for the tutorial using Spider Web ruler Cute and Spooky Spider web quilt - tutorial here This one I made it for Riley Blake Design's Cutting Corners College. It doesn't require any special ruler for...
I am super excited to be part of the talented makers in Katarina Roccella's blog tour. Thank you, Nina for letting me participate in this wonderful blog tour. Avant Garde fabric is just mind blowing. When I first saw the pics at Art Gallery website , I was totally in love. When I recieved the fabrics they looked awesome in person and then finally when I started making my quilts. I am truly amazing to see how versatile Avant Garde fabrics are. These two are my most favorite blocks, the Panda is loaned from my 4 year old son ;). He is a cutie and insisted that I use his Panda for posing :D The arrows in the blocks were made from same two fabrics, but the the look is totally different. Panda with Favorite blocks from the Avant Garde Arrows Baby Quilt :) More blocks Avant Garde Arrows Quilt - Column Avant Garde Arrows Quilt - Baby size 42 x 44 inches To celebrate these wonderful Avant Garde Blog tour Katarinal is having a giveaway :), please ...
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