Showing posts with label Sewing. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Sewing. Show all posts

Sunday, November 21, 2010

Keychain Wristlets

This is an assortment of our NEW hand crafted & sewn "Keychain Wristlets" by Purple Fig with the latest trend in quilting fabrics. Just add your personal keys & you're ready to go! You can place it on your wrist while shopping or writing a check (hands free), easy to locate in your bag or purse, hook it on a door knob, & they also make fantastic Christmas stocking stuffers. They are currently available on consignment at the Mini Bazaar in Idaho Falls, ID or contact us if you're interested in purchasing.

Sunday, October 10, 2010

Saturday Night Live

Another late night project - Scrappy Lanyards!

Wanted to make fabric lanyards because they're so stylish and a smart way to clip on your badge. Cut pieces of fabric 3" x 3", sew together to create the scrappy part, a few quick tips, add a D ring, and viola "Scrappy Lanyard"!

Saturday, May 1, 2010

Tracks on the Trail

We decided to attend our first quilt shop hop, so we purchased our passports and started traveling to each shop to get them stamped, collect our charms, patterns, and buy some new fabric. You still have time to join in this fun event. It will be exciting to see how we attach our charms into a memorable piece of jewelry, so stay tuned. Maybe we will have to check into Utah for the next shop hop!

Sunday, February 14, 2010

Saturday Night Live




Another late night project - Scallop Square Pincushions!

We started with Fat Quarters and Warm & Natural or Flannel, using the Big Shot Die Cut Machine with the Stampin' Up! Scallop Square Die. Once cut, add a little spray adhesive to make your quilt sandwich pieces, and you are ready to sew; leaving a small opening to fill with a funnel & Poly Pellets. Carefully pin the opening, sew it up on your machine, and VIOLA you have darling pincushions. Hint: we use Poly Pellets for added weight.

Friday, February 5, 2010

Fabric Finds

Polka dots, flowers, hexagons, letters, and Asian print fabrics are really popular this season. The combination is great for fabric balls, pin cushions, pot holders, coasters, and smaller sized projects. Had a blast picking them out at the fabric sale! Word prints are really hard to find, but add a very special touch to the combo.

Sunday, January 31, 2010

Show N Tell

This is a bag we completed for a friend of ours. She requested a Retro-Asian print for her daughter's birthday. It is reversible and was fun to make.