Have you ever wanted fall to last just a bit longer?
Looking for a way to use bits and pieces of fabric to top a gift, add to your decor or create a unique and fun accessory?
Today’s tutorial from Designer Andrea Budjack is quick and easy, taking less than ten minutes to get something that is ever lasting.
Quilting Arts fans..please keep reading for more information about Designer Pat Sloan’s “Zig Zag” Pillow Tutorial too!
Fall Fabric Leaf by Andrea Budjack
Therm O Web Supplies:
HeatNBond Fusible Interfacing
HeatNBond Fusible Fleece
SprayNBond Fusible Adhesive
Other Supplies:
Wire
Sewing Machine
Leaf Pattern
1. Cut two piece of fabric, larger enough to cut out your leaf pattern. Cut one piece of fusible interfacing and one piece fusible fleece. Iron fusible interfacing to one piece of fabric.
2. Bend wire into semi leaf form, leaving a few inches at the end that will stick out from leaf. Lay between fusible fleece and fabric. Iron.
3. Spray on fusible adhesive onto fleece side of wired piece. Lay fabric with fusible interfacing on top (fabric side up) and iron.
4. Cut out leaf pattern, lining up the placement of stem and wire.
5. Stitch along edge of leaf and center.
6. Curl or bend wire at the end of leaf stem.
Tip: Make these in a variety of colors and place a few in a bowl or around the room for pops of color. You can also add a pin backing to these and wear them as a festive accessory.
Welcome to friends finding us from Quilting Arts Magazine!
What do you get when you upcycle a standard pillow, add some Chevron stripes and fantastic snowflakes? A fun and frosty Zig Zag pillow designed by Pat Sloan! Make this Zig Zag Pillow using half square triangles and Therm O Web’s HeatnBond® Lite!
Directions for this comfy pillow and printer friendly PDF template created by Pat Sloan are available FOR FREE on our Idea Gallery page (http://www.thermowebonline.com/idea_detail.php?id=392 ). Make these pillows in any fabric patterns you like to work all year long!
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Simply post a comment here and tell us what project you’re working on or perhaps what you’ve just completed! We’ll select one random comment and announce the winner right here on the blog on Monday, November 5th.
Tammy Hempel
October 25, 2012 at 12:59 pm (12 years ago)I just finished a quilt for our newest grandchild. I am starting my Christmas gifts now. Not big things but small gifts that with hopefully be used!
Vanessa
October 25, 2012 at 7:35 pm (12 years ago)Just finished a really cute Bunting for my Sewing room 🙂 Thanks!!!
Donna Russ
October 26, 2012 at 4:18 am (12 years ago)I am working on Christmas gifts, pot holders, table runners, just completed my 2nd set got 4 more of each to make……love this blog……
Kaye Martindale
October 26, 2012 at 12:43 pm (12 years ago)Love your product for fusing….so much more reliable. Thanks for the patterns and ideas
Stephanie
October 27, 2012 at 8:22 pm (12 years ago)I just completed some Doll Clothes for a christmas present, but used interfacing on kitchen towels last week!!
Julie Edwards
October 27, 2012 at 10:20 pm (12 years ago)Looking so forward to starting my handmade Christmas gifts with thermoweb!
Sue LD
October 31, 2017 at 12:05 pm (7 years ago)I working on a fleece baby doll for my granddaughter.
Heather
November 2, 2017 at 7:03 pm (7 years ago)I’m quilting up a halloween throw…for next year.
Elizabeth Fortune
November 3, 2017 at 9:33 am (7 years ago)I’m hoping to make the pumpkin banner – great ideas on this blog!!
admin
November 3, 2017 at 10:09 am (7 years ago)Thanks so much for letting us know!