H.A. Kidd sewing notions Fusible Applique: Trace, Cut, Press by Kathy K. Wylie November 10, 2014 by Kathy K. Wylie November 10, 2014 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 … FacebookTwitterPinterestLinkedinRedditWhatsappTelegramEmail
Wonderfil Threads Hip, hip hooray – it’s applique day!! by Christine Baker October 30, 2014 by Christine Baker October 30, 2014 Now that we have our table runners all quilted, it’s time to prepare our applique shapes so that we can try out our new couching skills!! First thing we need to do is trace the leaf shape below onto the paper side of your fusible web three times. Leave about … FacebookTwitterPinterestLinkedinRedditWhatsappTelegramEmail
PFAFF ambition 1.0 Sewing A Mug Rug by Jennifer Houlden October 20, 2014 by Jennifer Houlden October 20, 2014 As I sat in my studio the other day thinking about my projects for this week I kept looking at the wonderful colors outside so I grabbed my camera and went for a little walk in the yard. I really don’t have to go far for photo opportunities as I … FacebookTwitterPinterestLinkedinRedditWhatsappTelegramEmail
Wonderfil Threads Sewing up the Back Porch Pillow by Christine Baker August 1, 2014 by Christine Baker August 1, 2014 Measure and trim Well, today is Friday, so I need to get this pillow done so I can use it on the weekend! There are just a few more steps to do and then the sewing will be finished. The first thing that we need to do is to measure … FacebookTwitterPinterestLinkedinRedditWhatsappTelegramEmail
Wonderfil Threads Designing with Hexagons, Threads and the Blanket Stitch! by Christine Baker July 31, 2014 by Christine Baker July 31, 2014 My final design Although I liked all of the design versions that I came up with yesterday, when I placed the appliques in a line down the side of the pillow, I was most happy with the way it looked. Because the quilting lines were on an angle, it was … FacebookTwitterPinterestLinkedinRedditWhatsappTelegramEmail
