Welcome!
Today is my day to post!
Today is my day to post!
"Put A Little Love In Your Quilt Blog Hop"
sounded like fun and non-stressful to me.
I emailed Carol, of Just Let Me Quilt and told her I would join in.
(Thank you, Carol, for a great blog hop!)
(Thank you, Carol, for a great blog hop!)
Have you been following along? Have you found an ideas you would like to try?
I have 2 things to show you today.
First, and quickly, I had a quilt with a scissors cut in it.
I appliqued a heart over the hole, right through all the layers.
In a different place on the back, I added another heart carry through with the theme.
It is a charity quilt and I am sure a toddler will like it.
I have 2 things to show you today.
First, and quickly, I had a quilt with a scissors cut in it.
I appliqued a heart over the hole, right through all the layers.
In a different place on the back, I added another heart carry through with the theme.
It is a charity quilt and I am sure a toddler will like it.
The project I have to show you is a little (6" x 9") Valentine's Day mug rug.
The "Bee Mine" embroidery pattern from Marian, of Seams To Be Sew,
caught my eye the moment I saw it.
This 4" x 4" embroidery, which was free on the day I visited.
I like the quality of her machine embroidery.
This machine embroidery design, in 6 sizes, can be purchased on Craftsy.
For hand embroidery and/or free motion quilting, a bundle can be purchased. It has all of the 14 continuous line designs, and SVG files, in 9 sizes from 3" to 12".
I chose two print fabrics that coordinated with the pink I used for the embroidered section.
I sent it to my daughter in Seattle as an early Valentine gift.
A friend asked me how I did the binding.
Tomorrow I will post a tutorial on the binding--done completely by machine.
Please visit tomorrow.
Be sure to visit the other participants in this blog hop
listed here.
caught my eye the moment I saw it.
This 4" x 4" embroidery, which was free on the day I visited.
I like the quality of her machine embroidery.
This machine embroidery design, in 6 sizes, can be purchased on Craftsy.
For hand embroidery and/or free motion quilting, a bundle can be purchased. It has all of the 14 continuous line designs, and SVG files, in 9 sizes from 3" to 12".
I chose two print fabrics that coordinated with the pink I used for the embroidered section.
I sent it to my daughter in Seattle as an early Valentine gift.
A friend asked me how I did the binding.
Tomorrow I will post a tutorial on the binding--done completely by machine.
Please visit tomorrow.
Be sure to visit the other participants in this blog hop
listed here.
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