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We began our tutorial about fusible applique yesterday with three easy steps – trace, cut, press – and quickly created a daisy quilt block. With this quilting technique, the applique edges are raw but I don’t leave them that way. I prefer to cover the edges with some type of…
Fusible Applique: Trace, Cut, Press! It’s a pleasure to join the team here at QUILTsocial! My name is Kathy Wylie and I’ve been quilting for 20 years, sewing for another 20 before that, and blogging for the past five. I am an author, pattern designer, certified quilt judge, speaker and…
Trick or treat is in the bag! Of all the loot bag ideas, our Halloween loot bag is the most important fashion accessory for October 31st. It uses up many scraps created from making this week’s Halloween door quilt. Generally trick or treat loot bags are often quite informal things.…
Yesterday, we finished embellishing the our Halloween door quilt with some fancy threads and stitches. Today, our spooky little scene is free-motion quilting with some spooky air currents. After all, the wind should always blow a little mystery into Halloween night. Make a quilt sandwich with a backing, quilt batting, and…
Let’s discover what a few decorative stitches and Holoshimmer thread can do to our Halloween door quilt! Yesterday, we learned how to set the scene for our charming, spooky, cheerful welcome for Halloween night by creating a charming owl to perch on a appliqued tree branch and bask in the…