Pop Flower Coaster Tutorial with Jess
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Monday, May 9, 2011 Pop Flower Coaster Tutorial with Jess I hope you all had a wonderful Mother's Day. I got spoiled with brekky in bed, hand picked pressies from the kids, and fabric gift vouchers from my Bec hubby. And even though Mother's Day has become bitter sweet, I had a lovely day spending time with Central Coast, Australia those I love. I'm obsessed!! From Fabrics, Another thing I Love about Mother's day is handmade cards and gifts... When Jess from Twin Fibers sent to designing, to sewing, to machine quilting and then to me through her Raw Edge Applique tutorial for today.. I was so disappointed I didnt get it to make some the relaxing...... sit back, feet up - hand a week ago!! They are just so gorgeous!! Thank You Jess! xx quilting! Thanks for stopping by.. xx View my complete profile Would you like to make these cute coasters with me? Today I'm going to show you how! These are a great little project for introducing you to raw edge applique. Let's get started: Advertise Here? First you're going to need some supplies. For each coaster you will need: some fabric scraps for the flower and leaves a 5.5" square each of a solid fabric for the front and a backing fabric Följare (1819) Nästa a 5" square of batting (not pictured) and a double sided fusible web product (I'm using Lite Steam-a-Seam). There are several fusible webbing products on the market, just make sure to read the directions on the package if you are using something different. You'll also need to print off the templates below or draw your own. Sluta följa I'm Now On..... Email address... Submit Search 1. Trace your pattern pieces onto a sheet of the Steam-a-Seam. Trace onto the paper that seems more stuck to the fusible web. (One side of the paper on the webbing wants to come off easily and the other side is stuck on more.) Also, make sure you are tracing the reverse image of what you want cut out (not important with this project, but it is if you want to cut out letters from the alphabet). Roughly cut your shapes out. 2. Remove the paper from the Steam-a-Seam that you don't have your shape drawn on. Press your shape onto the backside of your fabric scraps. Cut your shapes out along the pattern lines. www.flickr.com 3. Place your pattern pieces onto your 5.5" square of fabric for the front. When you like your arrangement, peel of the piece of paper on the backing and stick it to the base fabric. Then you can iron the shapes down. More in Chasing Cottons Flickr Group pool <div align="center"><a href="http://chasingcottons.blog spot.com/" title="Chasing <div align="center"><a href="http://chasingcottons.blogspot.co m/p/quilt-class-101.html" title="Chasing Cottons"><img src="http://i1129.photobucket.com/album 4. Now, you're going to start stitching around each of your shapes. 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Happy Sewing! comfortstitching ~Jessica a new wiksten tank 3 weeks ago You might also like: lovely little handmades Lovely Little Patchwork Blog Tour & Giveaway! 5 weeks ago Spray Basting Quilt Class 101... Fusible Thread The Sometimes Crafter Tutorial with Kristie Tutorial - Featured Print, Paint & Ink Blogger Amelia 2 months ago Miss Print Linkwithin A Newfoundland Shawl Posted by Bec at Monday, May 09, 2011 Labels: featured, guest, Quilt Class 101, tutorials 2 months ago 25 comments: Bloom Heavenly hellebores VickiT May 9, 2011 at 7:59 AM Great tutorial. Thank you for taking the time to do this. Reply 2 months ago You SEW Girl Teaching and Writing and MN2NM May 9, 2011 at 9:26 AM Living and Dying Super cute idea. Can't wait to try it out! Reply 2 months ago Sasha May 9, 2011 at 10:10 AM Want it, Need it, Quilt! Celebrating 50 blocks of Splendour – The These are adorable!! My list of things to make is growing like crazy!! =D Splendid Sampler™ Reply 2 months ago Anna Maria Horner Spinning Blooms Mini Jennifer May 9, 2011 at 10:32 AM 3 months ago Great tutorial! twin fibers A New Website Happy Mother's day to you... I thought of you today. 3 months ago artsy-crafty babe Jennifer :) #dailyfabricplay 5 months ago Reply Crap I've Made 3 Years Later 6 months ago Victoria Paige @ Boutique Uniquely May 9, 2011 at 11:04 AM These are sew cute! Can't wait to try it out. Stephanie's Beautiful Creations FROLIC : play and move Reply about cheerfully, excitedly, or energetically. Linda May 9, 2011 at 11:08 AM 6 months ago Love those flowers--so cute!! Valori Wells Reply Highlighter Rocks with Sunflowers & Lemons 8 months ago Diane H May 9, 2011 at 11:48 AM Angela Yosten Enjoyed this very much, thanks. A New Year... Reply Eva May 9, 2011 at 6:49 PM 9 months ago Happy belated Mother's Day! Thank you for the tutorial, these are stinkin' cute!!! :-) Heather Ross Reply Creativebug's 10 Easy Things To Draw with Heather Ross launches today! 1 year ago Vicky May 9, 2011 at 11:25 PM Little Red Jug NEGARAQQ.COM Agen I love this type of applique. So easy and the results look fantastic! Domino Online Domino Reply Online Uang Asli Agen Domino99 Terpercaya Indonesia 1 year ago Chris May 9, 2011 at 11:46 PM These coasters are really really cute! one shabby chick Good Neighbors Pincushion Party Reply 1 year ago ocd: obsessive crafting disorder to market, to market Elsa May 10, 2011 at 2:12 AM Thanks so much for the tutorial ~ really cute flower coasters! Reply 1 year ago make it perfect Crafty Girls Workshop May 10, 2011 at 3:30 AM .Nani IRO Month - this looks super fun! Can't wait to get the time to try it out.