I finally got the video uploaded and edited from my Quilted Christmas Lights project, which I blogged about last week. Hope you like it! As I mentioned in the post, it also features the voices of my children in the background along with me using my Super-Mommy voice.
Video: Quilted Christmas Lights
I finally got the video uploaded and edited from my Quilted Christmas Lights project, which I blogged about last week. Hope you like it! As I mentioned in the post, it also features the voices of my children in the background along with me using my Super-Mommy voice.
Quilted Lights Made from Kids' Fingerprints
I realize Christmas has come and gone a while ago, but I thought I'd share this simple table topper with you. I didn't actually get it done in time for Christmas, but the important thing is that this is a memory maker for us. The light bulbs are actually made from my children's thumb prints.
I fused some Wonder Under 805 to the back of some white cotton fabric and then used Pebeo Setacolor paints and also Lumiere metallic paint for the yellowish green 'light' (My daughter loves a little bling.) I carefully made thumbprints with each child and then when they dried, cut the 'bulbs' out and fused them onto the background fabric.
I also used a decorative stitch around the edge since I used the pillowcase method to finish the edges instead of a binding.
I had forgotten I had made a video of me doing some of the quilting and found it when I loaded these pics onto the blog. I'll see if I can't get it posted soon. The kids' quiet time finished up just as I was video taping, so there are some guest voices on it. [Edited to add: Video post here: Video: Quilted Christmas Lights]
Now, back to quilting!
I fused some Wonder Under 805 to the back of some white cotton fabric and then used Pebeo Setacolor paints and also Lumiere metallic paint for the yellowish green 'light' (My daughter loves a little bling.) I carefully made thumbprints with each child and then when they dried, cut the 'bulbs' out and fused them onto the background fabric.
A little fun quilting in Superiors' thick #30/3 poly once called New Brytes and now renamed Sew Fine 30, to make the thumb prints into a string of lights and to quilt the year on to it. Then a little glitter to stitch the bulbs down and do a little quilting in the background. I tried to make it look like flashes of light around the bulbs.
I had forgotten I had made a video of me doing some of the quilting and found it when I loaded these pics onto the blog. I'll see if I can't get it posted soon. The kids' quiet time finished up just as I was video taping, so there are some guest voices on it. [Edited to add: Video post here: Video: Quilted Christmas Lights]
Now, back to quilting!
Video: England's Festival of Quilts
I am deep into quilting my current quilt or being kept from quilting by demands of life. Sometimes I am very busy avoiding quilting.....
Thought you might enjoy seeing the latest Bonnie McCaffery's latest video, taken at England's Festival of Quilts. My favorite quilts are towards the end when some spectacularly quilted quilts are shown.
The picture from the video is from the fashion show of the festival and this is not only a creative and fun loving woman pictured, but she's also brave and in great shape!
Bonnie's got some great videos on her blog and Youtube of great quilts and quilters, you might want to check them out too.
Thought you might enjoy seeing the latest Bonnie McCaffery's latest video, taken at England's Festival of Quilts. My favorite quilts are towards the end when some spectacularly quilted quilts are shown.
Bonnie's got some great videos on her blog and Youtube of great quilts and quilters, you might want to check them out too.
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