It’s time to turn the quilted panels into a tote bag! In yesterday’s post, I finished quilting the front and back panels for the bag using the stippling stitches on the PFAFF quilt expression 720. I’m continuing to rely on the features of the quilt expression 720 to help me…
Are we having fun yet? Adding stitches to the quilted tote bag is like adding decorative touches to a special cake – it’s hard not to add all of the desired elements! In yesterday’s post, I completed the front of the quilted tote bag adding lots of spectacular built-in stitches…
A moose is a moose, but as the title said, when it’s designed by the very whimsical Tania Denyer of i am ginger quilts, using Banyan Batiks newest collection Alilah, it’s sure to be another forest all together. I’m posting the material list below, so you can get the fabric…
The weather is nice and road trips are beckoning – or maybe just a quick visit to a sewing friend’s house. In reality, as a quilter, you can never have too many tote bags, right?! This week I’m using the stitches on the PFAFF quilt expression 720 to make a…
Creating a tote bag is just the first step this week. In yesterday’s post, I explained three of the several presser feet for the PFAFF quilt expression 720. These are the feet used with the machine’s built-in decorative stitches. As you’ll see, I added some stitches as I assembled the…