Fabric Projects

Pat Sloan .. A Quick pick me Up project

It’s time for new placemats! Which is the quickest way to freshen up your table. And I LOVE making them as it’s INSTANT gratification For each placemat you will need 11″ x 15″ of Heat n Bond fleece.. extra high loft is nice! 11.5″ x 31″ of fabric Increase amounts for more placemats! Ready to […] Read more…

It’s a Miracle.. Batting tape!

I frugal… I save my batting scraps Because I often closely quilt my work I can easily use them up! When Therm O Web came out with Batting tape I was all over it! Now instead of overlapping my bating I cut the edges straight and lay them next to each other The tape has […] Read more…

Quick and Easy No Sew Letters

I have been meaning to do a Happy Birthday Banner for awhile now and I tend to forget about it until a few days before the actual Birthday, when I have completely run out of time.  Well let me just say that with Therm O Webs new Fusible Spray you can do it minutes before […] Read more…

Baby Quilt with SpraynBond Basting Spray

I thought that I would share this super cute and easy baby quilt that I made in 1 day.  I knew that I wanted to use this pattern from the Moda Bakeshop website, if you have never been there you need to go, tons of great ideas and patterns. The only thing I changed from […] Read more…

Mini Easter Baskets with HeatnBond

Easter is less than a week away!  I created these mini Easter baskets for my daughters to sit next to their breakfast plates.  They will contain little treats to hold my kids over until the big egg hunt. I cut the kraft cardstock baskets with my Silhouette.  I also cut an extra scallop border out of Therm O Web iCraft sheets […] Read more…

Fabric Letters

Previously, I posted about making basic shapes. Today, I want to talk about making letters! Fabric letters can be a great addition to stitched projects like pillows, quilts, bags, etc. There are many machines that can do most of the work, but I will demonstrate how to make fabric letters by hand using HeatnBond Lite […] Read more…

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