Hop on over to Facebook today to grab a deal and earn some entries!
Danielle Storm
WhimsicalFabric.com
Hop on over to Facebook today to grab a deal and earn some entries!
Now through Monday save an extra 20% off everything in the Inventory Clearance Guides on the Whimsical Fabric & Me Facebook group!
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In case you missed our last message, Whimsical Fabric is closing it's doors and we are selling off ALL of our inventory at 30%-50% off or more!
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Below are all the new items we have listed over the past week.
Everything is discounted 30%-50% or more!
It is sometimes really hard to close chapters in our lives. Especially when those chapters were so good!
Our family is moving on to a new adventure and with that I must close a chapter in my life. I am in the process of shutting Whimsical Fabric's doors. At least for the time being. And I need to clear out ALL fabric, patterns, packing supplies, notions, clothing blanks, etc. EVERYTHING must go.
As I slowly work through all the goodies I am listing them at a deep discount on our Facebook VIP group, Whimsical Fabric and Me. We would love to have you join us and take a peek at all the goodies.
Below is what we have listed over the past week.
Everything is discounted 30%-50% or more!
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Welcome to Day 2 of the Log Cabin Quilted Pot Holder Sew Along!
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Let's finish our pot holder!
1. This is what you should be starting with today.
a.) Your pot holder sandwich - backing fabric, 2 layers of batting, and the top that you pieced together in Lesson 1.b.) Your binding strip.
c.) And your a piece of fabric that will be your hanger.
If using a walking foot please consult your machine's instructions. I like to use a walking foot because it helps keep all the layers smooth. A walking foot is not necessary, but definitely helps.
2. Pin, clip, or use basting spray to secure your layers for sewing.
3. You can quilt your layers together however you desire. I did a simple stitch in the ditch method. If you are doing a straight stitch like I did you will want to set your stitch length between 2.5 and 3.
4. Next, stay stitch 1/8" from the edge all the way around the outside of your pot holder. If you are using a walking foot continue to use it. This step helps keep everything smooth and in place. I mark out my corners for this step.
The back will look something like this.
5. Trim away all the extra batting and backing fabric. Again, you can save those scraps for using as stuffing in other projects.
6. We will create our hanger next.
a.) Fold and press the hanger piece in half lengthwise.
b.) Open this up and press each long edge to the center.
c.) Next, fold along the center seam enclosing the raw edges inside.
d.) Stitch 1/8" away from each long edge.
7. Sew the hanger to the back side of the pot holder. Position each raw edge 1/2” away from the top corner formed by the Section 1 strips.
8. On to the binding - we will be working on the back side of your pot holder attaching the binding.
Starting on the bottom edge, place your binding strip raw edge against the pot holder raw edge. You want the binding strip to start about 2 inches away from the left side.
9. Using a 1/4" seam, start sewing the binding 2" away from the right edge of the pot holder. This will leave a long-ish, un-sewn, binding tail on the left. Make sure you secure the stitches at the beginning of your sewing.
10. Stop sewing 1/4" from the corner. You may want to mark this so you know where to stop. Secure your stitches and pull out your pot holder.
11. Flip the binding up, folding it as you do so and lining it up at a 45 degree angle. Place your thumb along the edge to hold it in place.
Happy Sewing,
Danielle Storm
www.whimsicalfabric.com