I have been anxiously waiting for the sample yardage for my next fabric line to arrive.
The shops can start ordering it in January for March delivery. I have several quilt designs done but I need your help. I want to design some patterns for smaller projects because the line includes several petite prints that will look amazing in a small project. This is where you come in-send me your ideas for projects for a chance to win a fat quarter pack of the line. This will end at midnight on Nov 30th.
The line is named "Chocolate & Bubblegum" and has some yummy reproduction double pinks and soft browns.
Congratulations, they are yummiest!
ReplyDeleteWhat about a infinity scarf ot a tote bag?Have fun playing with them!
I always custom make for the individual so I might make pincushions, dog collars, key chains, book marks. I love the chap stick holders and the little purse with Jelly clips. Angel ornaments, yo-yo ornaments for the tree, trivets, mug rugs, coffee wraps, cup organizers, basket covers for the inside. Tiny snap bags for change, envelopes for gift money. The mini-quilts are all the rage. Make a dress for your soap bottles or towels for the stove, potholders. Want more?
ReplyDeleteWouldn't a set of quilted pillow shams be beautiful in this fabric!!?
ReplyDeleteI also have two daughters and so some little patchwork skirts would be perfect!!!
These would be great in a paper piecing project,since paper piecing tend to use smaller pieces. It would still show off the beauty of the fabric.
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Congrats Dody! You are a winner of a Chocolate & Bubblegum FQ pack.
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The first thing that came to mind for me was buckshot pincushions. I also thought of the little charm balls my grandma used to have. She used one as a pin cushion and let us play with the others. She called them charm balls, but I've seen them called Amish puzzle balls. I could not figure out how they were made when I was younger!
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I would love to make some mini Mariners compasses!! Mixed with 1/2" or 3/4" 9 patches!!
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