Last spring, I made a simple spring dot table runner. It was really easy to make all thanks to HeatnBond Lite Iron-On Adhesive. Basically, I started out by cutting thirty neutral 5″ squares: Next, I drew 30 circles onto the paper-side of my HeatnBond Lite. I just traced around the base of a plastic cup! […] Read more…
Supplies: Fabric for Skirt, I used a fine corduroy Elastic 357-34-04 Corduroy Velvet Aqua 389-18-04 1/8” Velvet 392-58-17 Sheer box pleats Pink Heat N Bond Lite by Therm O Web This skirt is really super easy and doesn’t require a pattern. It is basically a bunch of rectangles. The first thing you need to do is take a […] Read more…
It’s no secret that I love decorating for a nursery. Last spring, I made some baby bird stitcheries using Therm O Web’s HeatnBond Lite iron-adhesive. It’s my favorite way to applique! To create the sweet shapes I gather my supplies. This project requires some HeatnBond Lite, scissors, a pen, and a lightbox (or sunlit window). First, […] Read more…
Back in November I shared how I made fabric tags for my Christmas packages using the Tim Holtz Tag and Book Plates Sizzix die. I was looking at one of those tags a few days ago and it struck me how if it were folded in (almost) thirds, it was the perfect size and shape […] Read more…
Finished size is 20”x30” You need 72 3” blocks; you could use up your scraps, and 2 3”x30” solid strips, and a 20”x30” piece for the back. Therm-O-Web HeatNBond Lite May Arts Ribbons 389-18-14, 389-18-17, DD-17, 330-17 Sew all the blocks together in 12 blocks per row. Sew the rows together in pairs. Sew the […] Read more…
I love Valentine’s Day and have been busy working on these sweet little fabric valentines. The PDF pattern is available for free on Patternspot.com so you can make some too. I used Therm O Web’s Super Stik permanent glue stick to help with the layering my hearts. It was so simple! I applied the glue to the […] Read more…