Xmas Items
08-29-2011, 08:01 PM
#82
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Originally Posted by kathy6696
Originally Posted by angiecub
Originally Posted by angiecub
I've been making tree skirts again. Here are the two I've made so far this year. The picture was taken before the binding was done on the red one.
Update on 8/29: Thank you all for your interest in the tree skirts. The next time I do one, I will do a step-by-step tutorial for those of you who are interested.
08-30-2011, 02:31 AM
#84
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I picked up the following magazine: "A Quilted Christmas" By Quilters World fall 2011, It has alot of different items in it. I just completed the Christmas Log Runner on page 43. It is lovely even if i do say so myself. Plus I used scraps for it. I like 7 patterns in the mag which is great for one magazine I think. I will post a picture of it soon
08-30-2011, 02:41 AM
#85
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Originally Posted by angiecub
Originally Posted by angiecub
I've been making tree skirts again. Here are the two I've made so far this year. The picture was taken before the binding was done on the red one.
Update on 8/29: Thank you all for your interest in the tree skirts. The next time I do one, I will do a step-by-step tutorial for those of you who are interested.
I will be watching for this as well!
08-30-2011, 05:39 AM
#87
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I purchased that magazine too and look forward to several projects from there. The log cabin runner is on my list.
Originally Posted by loreen
I picked up the following magazine: "A Quilted Christmas" By Quilters World fall 2011, It has alot of different items in it. I just completed the Christmas Log Runner on page 43. It is lovely even if i do say so myself. Plus I used scraps for it. I like 7 patterns in the mag which is great for one magazine I think. I will post a picture of it soon
08-30-2011, 11:49 AM
#89
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Cooky, I used photo fabric to print form my ink jet printer. You can get this a JoAnn's. You could also use transfer paper that you iron on your fabric. Actually that would be cheaper, but I had a lot of the photo fabric. You can get transfer paper at Office Depot or the like. I have included some pictures of the process and the final product. I used about 75 yo yo's to make the garland.
Start by printing up you photo. Follow the instructions on the sheets.
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Frame your picture in the yo yo maker
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Now just stitch
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Finished garland
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On the tree (on my deck)
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