Showing posts with label 2010 Sewing Projects. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 2010 Sewing Projects. Show all posts

Quick projects

November 26, 2010

Zippered bags to give to the ladies on my husband's side of the family. Pattern can be found on May Your Bobbin Always Be Full. The one thing I changed in the pattern was I  zig-zag stitched the edges to make them more neat. If you have a serger, I would use it for this project. This is an easy and quick project. Do not be afraid of the zippers. They aren't hard to do at all! I've only done one zippered project before these. I am a total novice and I found them to be easy to do. 


At 7:30 on Wednesday night, I decided I wanted to make something for my sister-in-law as a "Thank you" for hosting us at her home for Thanksgiving dinner. Four hours later, I had this cute table runner all finished. It looked beautiful on her table. 

 

I've been in the mood to do small projects. Do you have any small projects in the works for Christmas gift giving time?  I'd love to hear your ideas. =)


Quilt in a Clock

October 11, 2010


This was a fun project. =) You can buy your own kit here: Quilt in a Cup

Tea Towel Makeover

August 21, 2010

I received 4 ginormous tea towels from my husband's favorite aunt. I believe she made them when she was newly married and then never used them. I've had them for a while and have been trying to decide what to do with them. Today, I decided....





A great beginning on a wall hanging!



Joining the Hexagon Craze

August 20, 2010

After scouring the net for hours and hours trying to find Quilt Patis I finally found some in stock at a cute store in Canada called Sew Sisters. It does appear that the creator of the Quilt Patis is going to be getting more in stock soon. I was too impatient to wait. {ahem}


And just in time to help a girl out, Karen at Sew Many Ways posted a very detailed tutorial on how to sew the hexagons and how to sew the sew them together.

Make sure you check out the rest of her blog. She is incredibly talented and her Tool Time Tuesdays are extremely good.

Excellent tutorial, Karen!! My hats off to you...

Camera Cozies...

August 18, 2010

The one on the left I made for my daughter. The one on the right is mine, with the lovely thread tangle in the left corner. Ah, well...

Pattern can be found on SewMamaSew.



Ahhhh...

May 11, 2010

It feels so good to be sewing today....❤



Something has got to go

May 1, 2010

Look at the pitiful plastic pouch my Juki's feet and accessories came in. It had to go!


Now isn't this {sew} much cuter! Not bad for my first project on Miss Juki. I {heart} this machine! And, it came with a zipper foot. Cool!


My heartfelt thanks go to:

Dawn @ Dawn's Quilt Corner, for posting her success at making zippered pouches. I was encouraged by her post to give it a try.

~ Skip To My Lou and twelve22 for their wonderful detailed tutorials on how to make zippered pouches.

I am always in awe at the generosity of those in the blog-sphere who share their talent with the world.




Bags are done! Whew...

April 22, 2010

It feels great having these two bags all finished. They turned out really cute and much better than my first ones did a few months ago. I tried taking a picture of the pockets on the inside, but the pictures kept turning out all goofy, so I spared your eyesight and my pride by not posting them. I hope the recipients I made them for like them. I was told I could do whatever I wanted, so I did. =D




Garage sale season is in full swing. Look at the beauties I have added to my stash...The blue flowered pillowcase on the far left is my favorite. It's 100% cotton crispiness. I was thrilled to find 2 pillowcases and 2 top sheets of the fabric. 


I'm thinking I need to not be stingy and share the wealth, so to speak, one of these days. {smile}



All Cut and Ready to Sew

April 21, 2010

Proof I did get something done on my to-do list yesterday. All the pieces for the two diaper bags are cut and have the interfacing ironed on. Can you hear them mocking me? Time for me to get busy and get them all sewn up!


The great tutorial for this bag is found at Sew Much Ado

Table Runner

April 11, 2010

Because I am a quitter {I quit smoking 3 years ago, thus, I am a quitter}, I went ahead and made a table runner with most of the blocks I made from Rachel @psiquilt pinwheel sampler quilt along. My daughter and husband are purchasing their first home and my plan is to give it to them as a house warming gift next month.

I won't mention I am over a month late with her birthday present. I don't like to rush these things. {wink}



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