Completing the Sewing Happens Here wallhanging by Tania Denyer May 23, 2020 written by Tania Denyer May 23, 2020 808 Yesterday I completed the appliques on the Sewing Happens Here wallhanging. I hope you enjoyed the process. I use fusible applique for all my projects, it’s simple and easy to use and gives excellent results every time. Today I’m going over a few simple finishing techniques, preparing the quilt sandwich, hanging sleeve and quilt binding. If you need additional information on quilting and step by step binding, please check out my previous QUILTsocial post A sleeve and the binding where I cover this in more detail. To complete the wallhanging: cut a rectangle 4″ x 26″ from the backing fabric for your hanging sleeve 4 strips of binding @ 2½” x WOF (width of fabric) Cut fabric for binding sleeve at 4″ x 26″ Sandwich the wallhanging with backing, batting and appliqued top. I like to quilt my projects with simple straight lines and a bit of finishing of the edges of the applique. A quilt project like this won’t be washed very often so it’s not necessary to finish all the edges, unless that’s what you like to do of course! Sandwich the wallhanging in preparation for quilting For this and every sewing project a good iron is essential. I love this yellow Oliso Pro TG1600 Smart Iron so much! A good iron is essential! I have really enjoyed creating this project. Creating should be a joyful process and making things that cause other people to smile is an excellent use of your time and skill. Honor your craft and remember… Sewing Happens Here! Please share your work on social media. I am @iamgingerq on Instagram and use the hashtags #sewinghappenshere and #thesewgoeson so I can see what everyone is up to. Thank you for having me… until next time, go forth and be creative! Remember to tag your work #sewinghappenshere and #thesewgoeson! This is part 5 of 5 in this series Go back to part 4: Creating applique magic with HeatnBond Lite Print this page or save as a PDF 0qs312battingfree patternsGÜTERMANN threadsheatnbondKAI Sewing Scissorsnotionsquilt blocksschmetzscissorsshooflythreadswallhangings FacebookTwitterPinterestLinkedinRedditWhatsappTelegramEmail Tania Denyer Tania has been a quilty creator for over 20 years. She loves to make quirky quilts ranging from a bowl of ramen to a Christmas turkey or a fruitcake. She has not yet found a subject that she wouldn't like to see rendered as a quilt. Her current focus is on food quilts and her work has been featured in magazines such as Cottage Life, Make Modern, Gastro Obscura and SBS (a food network in Australia). Her creative interests also include illustration, painting, and crocheting. There is nothing she likes better than to try something new. Tania believes curiosity in all things is key to a creative life. previous post Creating applique magic with HeatnBond Lite next post Self-paced learning through built-in tools on the Designer EPIC 2 YOU MAY ALSO LIKE... HeatnBond Fusible Webs: results and insights from a... Mastering fusible web: HeatnBond TIPS for woven fabrics... Master Fusible Web: HeatnBond SOFTSTRETCH Tips for Stretchy... Mastering Fusible Web: types, uses, and essential TIPS What’s the difference between batting, stabilizers, interfacing, and... 7 easy steps to make a scrappy border... The fool-proof way to add borders to your... The easiest way to do fusible applique |... 5 easy steps to make paper pieced heart... 3 comments Paula B June 5, 2020 - 9:01 pm Cute project! I think I’ll download the pattern now! Reply Sandy May 27, 2020 - 4:18 pm Cute! Reply Linda Webster May 24, 2020 - 4:45 pm So cute! I love your colour choices. 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.
