To be a member of a sewing summit

Hello to everyone who likes sewing and quilting.

Welcome fabric Lovers!

I am a part of a new family.

I was invited to make a tutorial .

         I am HAPPY!

You are cordially invited... to a FREE online Sewing Summit! ✨

The Sewing Summit is a totally FREE online event where you’ll get 25 free classes and tutorials from pattern designers, sewing bloggers, pattern testers, and one from me!

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You’ll be learning from talented pattern designers, expert sewing bloggers, and highly-experienced pattern testers.

With Fabric Craft classes from the novice through to advanced, there’s something for everyone. You’ll learn everything from upcycling t-shirts... to hand applique... to stuffed toy making tips… to 3D pinwheel quilting!

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My last baby quilt - fast design and speed sewing

I have to make a baby quilt only for one day from the fabrics I have.
It seemed difficult to me - I like slow designing and sewing with touch of perfection.
This time there was no place for dreams and I had to sew fast.
It has to be 25 x 35 inches, so I realized I need 9 paper sheet A4 size.

I found a fabric with a boy and girl printed on it. It was a small piece - only 10 inches strip.
Trim around a girl and a boy and add some stripes from my leftovers.
It is easy to make with help from a sheet of paper.
Place the piece and pin.

Align a strip on the left right side together. Stitch.

Open and iron.

Repeat with next long side (the right one).
Pin both stripes and place a new strip on the bottom.

Then repeat with the top. As you see I trim the exceed fabrics after stitching.
I use scissors - no measure of 1/4 inch seam allowances.

Here is is.

On the back.

Now make the final trimming at 1/4 inch.
Easy and fast block - it take 10-15 minutes.

I made the other with a girl the same way.

Next blocks should be Stack&Whack wonky blocks from 3 pieces.
Place three rectangles of fabric and make two cuts.through all three layers.

Combine the three pieces of each layer and stitch together.

 Don't worry of uneven pieces - trim to desired size - now it was 9x6 inches.

 Repeat with other two blocks.

Here is a detail

"Let it sunshine..."
What a nice title of this quilt!

Me at Sew mama Sew

Hey!
Yesterday was my day! What a great beginning of the week.
My pattern is published on the site Sew Mama Sew.
You could download the free pattern Sheep by night. Here is the finished block.

And don't forget to visit my older post with idea for a quilt Counting sheep.

Have a sweet dreams!

Christmas Give away

to ALL quilters

Today is the start of the RightPatterns' Give-away to celebrate the Christmas .

It is running from 24^th November to 24^th December 2012 .
During this time the RightPatterns is giving away one pattern free to accompany every 25^th pattern purchased from the RightPatterns' shop.

I have over 70 patterns different prices, so you could receive an expensive pattern buying one at regular price of 2,50 USD for instance.

The Giveaway will end on 24-th December at  24 .00 GMT.


Let me know  in the Paypal message box when paying for your purchase, which pattern you would like to receive free if you are one of the lucky ones. 
Winners will receive their free pattern within 24 hours of purchase.
I will use the stats of your wishes to understand what do you prefer if the price is of no importance.


********* Happy Christmas time! *********

A cup of coffee - free

Good morning!
It is time for the first coffee for the day.
A cup of coffee is now available as a free pattern download on Craftsy!
If you have no Craftsy account, you can find the PDF pattern for a cup of coffee here .

Hot, black and aromatic.
It is part of a Coffee set I had designed last week. The pack is available here.
You can collect all of them in a table topper or wall hanging.

Mill the grounds and make a coffee the way you preffer.
Enjoy the day!

The butterfly effect

The butterfly effect is a term used in chaos theory to describe how small changes to a seemingly unrelated thing or condition (also known as an initial condition) can affect large, complex systems.

In other words what you made will come back to you.

The Holy Bible says

ECCLESIASTES 11:1 

Cast thy  bread upon the waters: for thou shalt find it after many days

 Today I give a pattern+Tutorial on Sew,mam,sew for this butterfly.

And hoping my things will go better. I  BELIEVE!

Special thanks To Kristin from Sew,mama,sew  that introduced me.

A small country like Bulgaria will be known today.

Enjoy and happy sewing!