[…] simple re-thread was all you needed to do. Note: Some fabric substrates have special needs when it comes to thread, needles, and stitch length. Check out my Quilty Adventure series to find the fabric you are using and make sure you’ve packed the proper gear. How to Sew with Denim How to Sew with Double […]
[…] tools is just as important as perfecting your sewing skills. This Quilting 101 post will help you fill up your toolbox with everything you need to create quilty magic. (And since I’m the kind of person that likes to write things I’ve already done on my to-do lists just so I can cross them […]
[…] stretches a bit so… Iron with steam and/or use starch. Sewing with Denim You know I have a whoooole blog post on this, right? Cause in our Quilty Adventure Tour, we cover all the main substrates. See below for the list! Now watch out, sewists. We’ve got a bleeder. Brand new denim often bleeds out […]
[…] additional blocks and sashing to size it up (or less for a wall hanging or pillow), so use the following as a starting point for your scrappy quilty adventure! Instead of traditional fabric requirements, I’ll list the cutting instructions for each fabric group so you can find the perfect scraps for each. Since this is […]
[…] Color 4: Light Medium (a lightweight chambray that I got at Fancy Tiger but can’t seem to locate.) Color 5: Light (Kona Bone) Saija’s Green Gradient My quilty friend, Saija, in Helsinki made this stunning white, black and green quilt, so unfortunately I can’t link to the specific fabrics. To achieve a similar look: […]
Welcome, quilty friends! I am so excited to get back in the saddle and start a new sew along adventure with you! The Adventureland quilt pattern is a new take on a simple strip quilt. Let me tell ya, folks, this is the best modern quilt pattern for a beginner quilter, especially if you start […]
[…] might not actually be the best person to ask about appropriate footwear, but I do know what I’m talking about when it comes to universal needles.) My Quilty Adventure series will give you more detailed information on which fabric pairs with what needle, but as a general rule, use a stronger, thicker needle with stronger, […]
[…] on its merry way wrapped securely inside an envelope, binding can be a sweet addition to your card! I love this method because it adds an extra quilty touch, and looks nice and neat. Press the 2″ x 24″ piece of fabric in half the long way to create quilt binding. Here’s where quilted […]
[…] is already finished and bound? Fear not! The addition of a quillow pocket actually happens AFTER the quilt is entirely finished. So you can make this small quilty upgrade even if you’ve already been enjoying your Adventureland quilt. And because picnics always end up with too much food and not enough hands, I’m also […]
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