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*Quick-and-easy projects are popular ways for quilters to take a break from larger projects *Smaller projects provide the chance to try out new techniques on a small scale, without investing too much time or money on fabric With these forty small but perfect projects, quilters will find the inspiration they need to make gifts in an evening or weekend--perfect for presenting to loved ones. Featuring a diverse range of techniques, including chenilling, foundation piecing, echo quilting, log cabin, lace applique, corded quilting, folded patchwork, and more, the projects make full use of a range of fabrics, threads, beads, and embellishments for maximum impact on a small canvas.

*Quick-and-easy projects are popular ways for quilters to take a break from larger projects *Smaller projects provide the chance to try out new techniques on a small scale, without investing too much time or money on fabric With these forty small but perfect projects, quilters will find the inspiration they need to make gifts in an evening or weekend--perfect for presenting to loved ones. Featuring a diverse range of techniques, including chenilling, foundation piecing, echo quilting, log cabin, lace applique, corded quilting, folded patchwork, and more, the projects make full use of a range of fabrics, threads, beads, and embellishments for maximum impact on a small canvas.

The Last Stitch Miracle Chalk Marking Kit This kit has everything you need to create your marking miracle. Use Miracle Chalk in your Quick-Swipe stencil in the usual manner. Any chalk left on the fabric disappears with steam pressing. What You Get Miracle Chalk (1.8 oz.) Quick-swipe marking pad (3" x 4-1/2") 3 Miracle Markers The Last Stitch Miracle Chalk Marking Kit Features Use to stencil a design on your quilt or other fabric Sew in the design after marking with chalk and then wipe the chalk away Made in China Usage Instructions Test for removal with batting under fabric before steaming Do not mix with other chalks

*Quick-and-easy projects are popular ways for quilters to take a break from larger projects *Smaller projects provide the chance to try out new techniques on a small scale, without investing too much time or money on fabric With these forty small but perfect projects, quilters will find the inspiration they need to make gifts in an evening or weekend--perfect for presenting to loved ones. Featuring a diverse range of techniques, including chenilling, foundation piecing, echo quilting, log cabin, lace applique, corded quilting, folded patchwork, and more, the projects make full use of a range of fabrics, threads, beads, and embellishments for maximum impact on a small canvas.

The popular technique of yo-yo quilting—sewing together circular rosettes of fabric to form a quilt—is explored in this illustrated craft guide. A great way to be frugal and use fabric scraps, yo-yo quilting does not require any special tools, and the projects featured in the book make wonderful gifts for any holiday or special occasion. Types of projects vary—from comfy quilts and throws such as the “Flannel Yo-Yo Throw” to stuffed animals such as the “Yo-Yo Black Cat” and household decorations such as the “Yo-Yo Snowman Placemat”—and are designed for a range of skill levels. Color photos of each project are also included to provide inspiration and guidance.

The popular technique of yo-yo quilting—sewing together circular rosettes of fabric to form a quilt—is explored in this illustrated craft guide. A great way to be frugal and use fabric scraps, yo-yo quilting does not require any special tools, and the projects featured in the book make wonderful gifts for any holiday or special occasion. Types of projects vary—from comfy quilts and throws such as the “Flannel Yo-Yo Throw” to stuffed animals such as the “Yo-Yo Black Cat” and household decorations such as the “Yo-Yo Snowman Placemat”—and are designed for a range of skill levels. Color photos of each project are also included to provide inspiration and guidance.

the last stitch the worlds best marking tools. kit contains everything you need to create your marking miracle. includes miracle chalk 1.8 ounces quick swipe marking pad 3x4.5 and 3 miracle markers. use miracle chalk in your quick swipe and swipe stencil in the usual manner. any chalk left on the fabric will disappear with steam pressing. test for removal with batting under fabric before steaming. do not mix with other chalks. use to stencil a design on your quilt or other fabric sew in the design after marking with chalk and then wipe the chalk away

Create whimsical fabric paintings from your own photos; no skill required. Turn a snapshot into a quick watercolor collage, then print it on fabric with Bubble Jet Set and your inkjet printer. Learn how to add interest with bleach discharge, ripped layers, stamping, and foiling. Pump up the juicy color with textile paints and oil pastels. Add the magic touch with free-motion thread sketching, and your stitched image is ready for use in quilts, purses, pillows or other mixed-media projects. No experience necessary! MATERIALS: Photo printed on plain paper; Pencil (or graphite stick) & eraser; Watercolor paper; Permanent marker; Book pages or ephemera; Glue stick; Watercolor paints, paintbrushes, water, & paint tray; Paper towels; Sewing machine with free-motion foot; Thread (black and various colors) ; Scissors; Computer, photo-editing software, scanner, & inkjet printer; Bleached muslin; Bubble Jet Set 2000; Flat container or bowl (to soak fabric) ; Old towel; Iron; Freezer paper; Soap and water; Bleach pen; Textile paints; Oil pastels; Mica pigments & acrylic medium (optional) ; Rubber stamps; Sta-zOn stamp pad; Fusible web; Fabric foil; Release paper or Teflon sheet; Fabric: background & backing (optional) ; Batting (optional) ; Embroidery floss & needle (optional)

Quilting Arts columnist Susan Brubaker Knapp delves even deeper, teaching you how to add color, dimension, texture, pattern, line, and movement to your quilts using thread. After a quick overview of the basic materials you'll need, as well as some helpful tools to make things easier, Susan breaks down each of the six topics and provides step-by-step machine stitching demos.

This title is suitable for children of ages 9 to 12 years. No sewing skills needed - and no sewing machine! Make puffy mobiles, appliqued doll quilts, and signature pillow covers, to name a few; Just trace the patterns, cut the shapes, and stitch the fabric and batting together. This title is also suitable for ages 8 and upwards.

Sure, there are lots of “make it quick” quilt patterns available — but how many of these designs are also fun to create and highly decorative to use? These eight designs by Julie Bohringer are amazingly fast to finish with fused and Blanket-Stitched appliqué and are (mostly) machine embroidered. In fact, the Blanket Stitches double as quilting because they’re worked through all the quilt layers. Once your appliqués are stitched, just add the binding and hang your little quilt on the wall! Seven projects are 10.5” x 29” and one (Waves of Glory) is 8” x 30”. This refreshing approach to appliqué is also a great way for beginners to discover the rewarding hobbies of sewing and quilting. Stapled; 52 pages. 8 designs to appliqué and quilt in one step: Better by the Bushel (apples), Autumn Blaze (fall leaves), Season of Peace (poinsettia), O Christmas Tree (tree), Hot Stuff (chile peppers), Ride ‘Em Cowboy (rodeo), Tools of the Trade (teaching), and Waves of Glory (American flag).

Sure, there are lots of “make it quick” quilt patterns available — but how many of these designs are also fun to create and highly decorative to use? These eight designs by Julie Bohringer are amazingly fast to finish with fused and Blanket-Stitched appliqué and are (mostly) machine embroidered. In fact, the Blanket Stitches double as quilting because they’re worked through all the quilt layers. Once your appliqués are stitched, just add the binding and hang your little quilt on the wall! Seven projects are 10.5” x 29” and one (Waves of Glory) is 8” x 30”. This refreshing approach to appliqué is also a great way for beginners to discover the rewarding hobbies of sewing and quilting. Stapled; 52 pages. 8 designs to appliqué and quilt in one step: Better by the Bushel (apples), Autumn Blaze (fall leaves), Season of Peace (poinsettia), O Christmas Tree (tree), Hot Stuff (chile peppers), Ride ‘Em Cowboy (rodeo), Tools of the Trade (teaching), and Waves of Glory (American flag).