Applique fish with Odif and HeatnBond products: A great summer catch! by Jean Boyd July 4, 2022 written by Jean Boyd July 4, 2022 235 This week, I’m showing you how to use several Odif spray adhesives and HeatnBond fusible web products to create this ‘Something Fishy’ wall quilt for summer. The finished size is 24½” x 39½”. You can easily make this design into a larger quilt just by making 2 or 3 of each block. ‘Something Fishy’ wall quilt Here’s what you need to make the wall quilt. Products for this week’s project! materials fabric border and binding – 1yd [0.9m] inner border – ⅛yd [0.2m] background for the applique shapes – 1yd [0.9m] scraps of fabric in bright colors for the applique shapes Fabrics for the ‘Something Fishy’ wall quilt threads Sulky Blendables thread for hand stitching Sulky thread for machine stitching. Use your favorites; there are many to choose from! notions Odif spray adhesives. I used all of the following Odif sprays, but any one of them works to make this project. Odif 404 Repositionable Craft Adhesive Odif 505 Temporary Fabric Adhesive Odif 606 Iron on Adhesive for Fabric Odif 808 Paper Pattern Adhesive fusible web HeatnBond EZ Print Featherlite 8½” x 11 sheets, or HeatnBond Featherlite Iron-On adhesive 1 yd piece Mary Ellen’s Best Press makes fabrics look new again. Plus, there’s no flaking, clogging, or white residue on dark fabrics! A special stain shield protects fabrics, and the product helps resist and relax stubborn wrinkles. Look at the pictures of my border fabric before and after using Best Press. Fabric before using Mary Ellen’s Best Press Fabric after using Mary Ellen’s Best Press. No more wrinkles! Best Press Spray and Misting Bottle for Mary Ellen’s Best Press liquid. Here’s a good video to give you more information about this product. Komfort Kut Rotary Cutter Pattern Here are the patterns for the fish blocks. Print the pages and you’re ready make the ‘Something Fishy’ wall quilt. Fish #1, page 1 Fish #1, page 2 Fish #2 Fish #3 Fish #4 Now that you have everything gathered, I hope you come back to QUILTsocial tomorrow and learn how to start creating the ‘Something Fishy’ wall quilt! This is part 1 of 5 in this series Go back to part 2: The easy way to applique with HeatnBond fusible web: What works best Print this page or save as a PDF 0qs423Best Press Spray and Mistingfree patternsfree quilt patternsheatnbondHeatnBond EZ Print Featherlite 8½" x 11 sheetsHeatnBond Featherlite Iron-On adhesive 1ydKomfort Kut Rotary CutterMary Ellen’s Best PressnotionsOdifOdif 404 Repositionable Craft AdhesiveOdif 505 Temporary Fabric AdhesiveOdif 606 Iron on Adhesive for FabricOdif 808 Paper Pattern AdhesiveOdif Adhesivessulky blendablessulky threadsthreads FacebookTwitterPinterestLinkedinRedditWhatsappTelegramEmail Jean Boyd Jean has been designing and publishing patterns since 1997. For the past several years she has been designing patterns for new fabric collections by Northcott Fabrics. Her work has been published in several magazines in both Canada and the United States. Jean holds a Fiber Arts Certificate in quilting and has taught extensively throughout Canada, including six national Quilt Canada conferences. She was named "Canadian Teacher of the Year" in 2003 by the Canadian Quilters Association and has won numerous awards for her quilts. previous post Stitch in the ditch AND grid quilting with the PFAFF IDT System – PERFECT! next post The easy way to applique with HeatnBond fusible web: What works best YOU MAY ALSO LIKE... T-shirt quilts – 4 ideas for layouts that... Stay warm with a quilt made with Fairfield... Pinning a quilt – It’s the little things... T-shirt quilts – Quilting rulers that make the... Making a quilt starts with choosing the right... The trick to quilting for texture | Double... Create texture with thread painting and invisible thread... How to applique houses and landscapes with HeatnBond HeatnBond EZ Print Lite makes printing out applique... 2 comments Dianne Duff July 7, 2022 - 12:15 pm Great summary of the products, thanks. I have all of them but have not use 404, 606 or 808 yet . I am going to make this lovely wall hanging for our summer cabin. Reply Jean Boyd July 7, 2022 - 12:19 pm Glad you liked this project, Dianne. Send us a picture when you get your wall hanging finished! Reply Leave a Comment Cancel Reply Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment. Δ This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed.
