This week at QUILTsocial , I am explaining how I used Mont Marte Fabric Paint and art supplies to recover a lampshade. The title is of the blog post is: Recovering a lampshade with Mont Mart art supplies- Part 1, Part 2 & 3 will take place on Tuesday and Wednesday. It is a technique I have never used before but the paint is really awesome and the recovering process worked! There is also a video tutorial showing you how to recover a lampshade with fabric included in this post. Be sure to watch so you can Reduce, Reuse Recycle. The post is here at www.quiltsocial.com Happy Monday, Enjoy the blog post and I encourage you to comment or ask any questions you may have. 😊🌷
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Need to freshen up your table decor or take away any pandemic blues with a gorgeous table runner? This series of blog posts is for you! I hope you will follow along and enjoy here. All this week from April 12-16 I'll be guest blogging and sharing how to make HRT's (Half Rectangle Triangles) at www.quiltsocial.com I'm going to be demonstrating with some very nice fabric and notions as shown below. Stay busy, don't let this pandemic get you down, have a great week and Happy Monday!
OMGee this is my first video, go easy on me!! Next week I'm guest blogging at QUILTsocial If you have never tried an HRT or want to try something new, then this is the blog post for you.. Below also is a pic of the table runner made from the gorgeous Fabric Creations Cotton Fabric I will be discussing. Hope you are having a great week and join me April 12-16 here.
Happy Thursday, Today at www.quiltsocial.com I'm working with Sulky Transfer Pens to show you how to make creative labels for your quilts. So easy and lots of possibilities! Check it out here and see my label and quilted inspiration below: ...and there you have it, check out my blog post at www.quiltsocial.com for how to make the quilt labels and the Sulky Transfer Pens can help you with any graphics on any crafting art or quilting project.
Have a great day!🍁 Happy Wednesday! Today @ www,quiltsocial.com, I'll be demonstrating how easy, fun and creative it is to use Fabric Fun Markers to make a quilt label. These markers are duo tipped for fine or wide lettering and drawing and permanent, yay! Love the vivid colours and you can use them to make an entire quilt as I did. See photos below: My quilted inspiration, done with Fabric Fun Markers! The label made for this quilt: I encourage you to look at the tutorial here and consider getting your hands on these markers at your local sewing retailer, it will open up a world of possibilities for you.!
Have a great day, the sun is shining in Waterloo🍁 Happy Tuesday! Today, I’m sharing with you how I make quilt labels using UNIQUE Sewing Permanent Fabric Pens and UNIQUE Sewing Laundry Marking Pens at www.quiltsocial.com. These labels are very easy to make, affordable, quick to complete, and with a little creativity you can make your labels look extra special. Check out the complete how to tutorial here and enjoy your day!🍁
Today at www.quiltsocial.com I'm making this one hour felt mini needle/sewing kit that is small but mighty and holds lots of sewing essentials and fits in the palm of your hands. Also a great little gift idea. Follow along here with all pattern instructions and grab the free pattern download.
Happy Thursday!! Hi everyone, I hope you are keeping warm and toasty this weekend with our minus degree weather! Speaking of warm..... this week at www.quiltsocial.com from Dec 2-6th, I'll be talking about getting ready for holiday gift giving and DIY'ing the gift of warmth in the form of a last minute and super easy Fireside Drunkards Path Lap Quilt. I have used Banyan Batiks, Jungle Rose Cool fabric for this project from Northcott, I talk about the stuff needed to make it, how to cut it out, easy sewing with 1/4 circles, innovative "appliquilting", super duper fast sandwiching and creative quilt design ideas. Free Pattern Download!!!! Yay Follow along Dec 2-6th at www.quiltsocial.com and give this quilt a try. The fabric is so pretty !
Monday to Friday this week I am blogging all about Bosal In-R-Form, a fantastic foam stabilizer for bags.
Today, I started the DATE NIGHT CLUTCH and seriously it's easy, there are lots of small steps to make it ( but they are baby steps). Also, learn to add a professional, discreet zippered pocket, use D rings and a lobster claw to add and/or remove straps. So join me here to see what it's all about and make yourself this cute clutch. You deserve it! I'm so excited as I received some goodies in the mail a few weeks ago and I'll show you what they are below: & I was thinking bags when coming up with my concept for QUILTsocial and Bosal In-R-Form is just the product to make these bags oh so structured, sturdy and professional.
I asked for some bag hardware and was sent lots. There will be future posts using all of this hardware from UNIQUE Sewing but I also used some for next weeks blogging. It's SEW nice to make DIY bags with BOSAL! Check out my blogging with QUILTsocial next week Oct 14-18 all about Bag making with BOSAL,UNIQUE Sewing and Northcott Fabric. There's a free pattern download and complete instructions on how to make a sturdy (carry it all) "Library Tote" and a really cute "Date Night Clutch". Happy Thanksgiving this weekend, enjoy your time with family❤️ |
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