Here are a few of the kits (I made 18 kits).
Thursday, November 25, 2010
N-o-e-l Blocks
I made N-O-E-L block kits for a group project. You paint the blocks, modge podge the background on, then the letters, and then hot glue on some decorations. I cut out the letters with my Quikutz digital cutter.
Labels:
digital cutter,
kits,
modge podge,
paper
Monday, November 15, 2010
Tuesday, November 2, 2010
Umbrella Quilt Top
I am making this for my high school friend (okay, I did have two) who is having a baby girl in December, along with a matching bedskirt and fitted sheet. And maybe a wall hanging. Or a diaper holder/laundry thing. Well, we'll see and I'll post the whole set when it's complete.
How I made this quilt top:
2 fat quarters of Riley Blake Umbrella fabric - each cut into six 9"x6.5"
2 fat quarters of other Riley Blake that matched - each cut into twelve 4.25"x4.25"
12 grey strips, 4.25"x1.5"
I swapped out a couple of my dozen 4.25x4.25 blocks with other fabric and placed these randomly.
I placed the umbrella fabric rectangles in four rows of three, and made sure that every other rectangle was upside down, and space them for the small rectangles.
I sewed twelve 4.25x4.25 squares to each other with the light grey in between, resulting in my small rectangles, which I placed in between the umbrella rectangles.
The sashing is grey - 2.5"x35" on the sides (trimming extras) and then 3"x36" on the top and bottom.
I'm using a polka dot binding.
How I made this quilt top:
2 fat quarters of Riley Blake Umbrella fabric - each cut into six 9"x6.5"
2 fat quarters of other Riley Blake that matched - each cut into twelve 4.25"x4.25"
12 grey strips, 4.25"x1.5"
I swapped out a couple of my dozen 4.25x4.25 blocks with other fabric and placed these randomly.
I placed the umbrella fabric rectangles in four rows of three, and made sure that every other rectangle was upside down, and space them for the small rectangles.
I sewed twelve 4.25x4.25 squares to each other with the light grey in between, resulting in my small rectangles, which I placed in between the umbrella rectangles.
The sashing is grey - 2.5"x35" on the sides (trimming extras) and then 3"x36" on the top and bottom.
I'm using a polka dot binding.
Riley Blake umbrellas for Baby Girl |
Labels:
baby,
fabric,
gifts,
quilting,
Riley Blake
Monday, November 1, 2010
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