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Weberme

"Oh WOW I love these adorable coasters that resemble quilting and love that they are so easy to make. This is a great way to use up those fabric stashes or even fat quarters. You can make them to match your decor or a friends. The coasters will make super gifts for anyone or make some to give away as hostess gifts or prizes. Great way to teach someone to sew too. It also has a video too. Can not wait to try it."

Cheryl E

"This one yard baby tunic is just too cute. There is a free printable pattern for 0 to 3 months size and instructions that seem easy to follow and best of all no zippers or buttons! A light weight fabric in an adorable nursery print would be perfect for this pattern."

Cheryl E

"What a unique idea and a great way to use up all those lace trimmings. I might use some soft white cotton or linen as a foundation to sew the all those laces onto for a more summery feel. Nice scrappy fabric project. I like the idea of using the finished project as a shawl too."

Weberme

"I make these totes all the time. They are so super easy and I have used leather before and as long as you use a leather needle it is not that bad so the applique will not be that bad to do. I like that you can adjust the pattern to what size you like by changing the pieces. I have not done any handles on the outside yet but I like this look and I also love the bow on the one handle and you can even do on on the other too. Such a great tote to carry any where."

Cheryl E

"I have made several covers for travel pack tissues to use as stocking stuffers and to include in dorm room personal care packages and they always are much appreciated. Easy beginning sewing project too. Add a little embellishment like decorative buttons, tiny ribbon roses or simple embroidery for extra pizazz."

Bursting Buds Table Runner Pattern

By: Anorina from www.sameliasmum.com

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Bursting Buds Table Runner Pattern

This image courtesy of www.sameliasmum.com

Dive into your scraps, locate some beautiful and bright fabrics, and learn how to sew your very own floral table runner in a few hours. The Bursting Buds Table Runner Pattern shows you how to combine free motion quilting with free applique designs to construct a lovely piece of kitchen dcor that will easily brighten up your space. This free quilting pattern would be a great way to learn some new quilting techniques while creating a project you will cherish. If you do not have enough scraps to make the pretty petals, check out the bargain bin of your local fabric store or use old clothing!

Project Type: Make a Project

Time to complete: In an evening

Sewn by: Machine

Easy

Click Here for Sewing Pattern

Free Motion Quilting Tutorial

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FireFightersMoM

Jul 16, 2017

This is such a happy quilt. A great pattern for a beginner. The appliques are very easy to cut out. A perfect way to learn how to free hand your quilting. My favorite stitch is stippling on quilts. The pattern would be great for spring as shown but think about in all the glorious colors of fall.

schiebet

May 01, 2017

This is really fun and -- as my mom would say "whimsical." I can see it in all different colors too oranges and browns for fall. It would also be fun for Christmas, but that would probably need a new pattern.

Marilyn B

Mar 17, 2017

I love a y pattern that brings in nature and uses fabric scraps! This leafy design is so pretty. If you really are industrious and want to glam it up a bit you could add some flat metallic ribbon or ric rac or other trim here and there to outline some of the leaves or the vines that intertwine the design! Thanks for sharing this fun and lovely project!

LynM

Mar 01, 2017

Such a bright and beautiful project. The instructions all seem very clear and easy to follow, even for someone like me with a very limited knowledge of quilting. I could get right up to the part where the blogger began to Free Motion Quilt and then I would have to do some serious research to find out what all those terms mean. For this reason I think it would be helpful if the blogger put in some links to various tutorials on Free Motion Quilting.