Quilting
Affection would like to you to see our first Pattern in a set of 4 that
is being introduced to the public today. The collection will be called
Precious Season's. Precious Seasons, brings together the seasons in a
little girls life. Picking Flowers, Building a Snowman, Hanging Outdoor
Decorations, and Playing in the Rain using raw edge applique
techniques.
Starting
Today, you can buy the First Two Patterns, "Let It Snow Man!!" and
"Falling Leaves". The First of September the next two patterns will be
available for purchase.The
patterns were created by my dear and talented Mother-In Law Diana
Dillard. We have worked together over the last couple of years to
putting them together.
"Let
it Snow Man!!" is an adorable little girl and her snowman. You can
have fun with your favorite winter fabric collection or dig into your
stash. The pattern uses raw-edge fusible webbing to complete this
charming quilted hanging. It is quick and easy, so even a beginner will
have no problem getting this pattern done. The
pattern is loaded with detailed instructions, full size diagrams and
pattern pieces. The quilt hanging finishes at 25" x 25". The pattern
retails for $12.00 each.To get your pattern order here.
We hope you enjoy these patterns as much as we as we do. If you do
make one of these cute adorable girls please email us a picture so I can
put it in our gallery.
Tomorrow, I will show off Falling Leaves, the second pattern to be release in the collection.
Love, Inspire and Create,
Tina
Sorry about missing a blog yesterday. I ended up spending most of my evening video chatting with my son who is at Sheppard AFB, TX, it was worth missing a blog post. He is doing really well with the adjustment to military life, Proud of him!
Before I started talking with him, I finished the design of his quilt pattern. The blocks are simple, I will be adding four t-shirt into the mist of the blocks also. The main part of the quilt will measure 45" x 75" for his dorm room bed. I have not figured out what the sizes of the borders will be just yet.  |
| Rough Draft of Pattern |
I have worked two different smaller blocks that will measure 7-1/2" square finished. The blocks will bring out the designs of the Air Force fabric I will be using for the quilt. The T-Shirt will be cutting down to 12 -1/2" blocks unfinished, with borders around them. I'm still working on the cutting and yardage requirements, but hope to have that done by the weekend. Once the quilt top is finished I will write up a tutorial.
This is going to be a fun, quick quilt top to do for him.
Tina
Sorry about missing a blog yesterday. I ended up spending most of my evening video chatting with my son who is at Sheppard AFB, TX, it was worth missing a blog post. He is doing really well with the adjustment to military life, Proud of him!
Before I started talking with him, I finished the design of his quilt pattern. The blocks are simple, I will be adding four t-shirt into the mist of the blocks also. The main part of the quilt will measure 45" x 75" for his dorm room bed. I have not figured out what the sizes of the borders will be just yet.
 |
| Rough Draft of Pattern |
I have worked two different smaller blocks that will measure 7-1/2" square finished. The blocks will bring out the designs of the Air Force fabric I will be using for the quilt. The T-Shirt will be cutting down to 12 -1/2" blocks unfinished, with borders around them.
I'm still working on the cutting and yardage requirements, but hope to have that done by the weekend. Once the quilt top is finished I will write up a tutorial.
This is going to be a fun, quick quilt top to do for him.
Tina