Scrappy Patchwork Project

SCRAPPY PATCHWORK PROJECT

PILLOW MADE FROM

PATCHWORK PROJECT

REFER TO PREVIOUS BLOG POSTING:-

Patchwork Project!

https://sewingquiltingbyshirleyann.blogspot.com/2025/01/patchwork-project.html

Video sharing photos of the project scraps turning to making into a pillow.

https://youtu.be/MpBuj3edTXk?feature=shared

PILLOW MADE FROM

PATCHWORK PROJECT

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Sounds like a cozy and creative endeavor! Here are some ideas to help you create a beautiful pillow from patchwork:

1. **Materials**:
- Fabric scraps of various colors and patterns
- Needle and thread or a sewing machine
- Scissors
- Ruler
- Pins
- Iron and ironing board
- Pillow insert or stuffing

2. **Design**:
- Decide on the size and shape of your pillow.
- Plan your patchwork design by laying out the fabric scraps to create a pleasing pattern. You can go for a traditional square or rectangle pattern or get creative with different shapes.

3. **Cutting and Sewing**:
- Use the ruler to measure and cut your fabric scraps into the desired shapes. Make sure to leave a seam allowance (usually about 1/4 inch).
- Arrange the fabric pieces in your planned design and pin them together.
- Sew the pieces together, either by hand or with a sewing machine. Start with small sections and gradually sew larger sections together until you have a complete patchwork panel.

4. **Assembling the Pillow**:
- Once your patchwork panel is complete, iron the seams to ensure they lay flat.
- Cut a backing fabric to match the size of your patchwork panel.
- Place the patchwork panel and backing fabric right sides together and pin them in place.
- Sew around the edges, leaving a small opening for turning the pillow right side out.
- Turn the pillow right side out and iron it to make it look neat.

5. **Finishing Touches**:
- Insert the pillow insert or stuffing through the opening.
- Sew the opening closed by hand with a ladder stitch or invisible stitch to create a seamless finish.

There you have it! A unique and charming patchwork pillow to add a personal touch to your space. Have fun with your project, and feel free to experiment with different colors and patterns! 🌟

If you need any more guidance or have other creative projects in mind, let me know!

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Patchwork Project!

Scrappy Patchwork Fabric Leftovers No-Brainer No Particular Rule Using up some scraps

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Scrappy Patchwork

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HAPPY NEW YEAR!🫶🥂🥰❤️🫶
Scrappy Patchwork
Fabric Leftovers
No-Brainer
No Particular Rule
Using up some scraps of fabric as coming into the end of the year. Organizing leftover fabric of scraps and decided to sew them together. Did not have a clue what it would look like after sewn up. It's not so bad looking after sewn together. 🥰 Deciding whether to leave it as is or to quilt it or make pillow, bag, placemate etc. out of it.
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Christmas Quilting Projects

CHRISTMAS QUILTING PROJECT

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Patchworking from fabric scraps to make the little ginger bread quilt children's placemat.

White and silver fabric placemat designed for casual everyday Christmas attire.

The following is coming soon, the placemates are almost finish. They are Christmas Fabric too. Probably can use them in postings of Christmas in July blog postings.

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Happy New Year! 🥂🫶

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Mini Wallet Made From A Recycled Linen Shirt

MINI WALLET

MADE FROM A RECYCLED

LINEN SHIRT

Sewing Of A Mini Wallet

From

Recycled Linen Shirt!

Sewing, Quilting etc. By ShirleyAnn Pearman

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For more information and how to make this wallet, please view here on Youtube....

This Amazing Trick is Surprisingly Very Easy to Sew Wallet 💜Great Sewing Tutorial #diypurse

https://youtu.be/rjsOye5tCHw?si=Hyq49895Zt7W0B42

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Mini Wallet made by sewing at handmade on basic sewing machine

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Creating a mini wallet using a basic sewing machine is a fun and rewarding project, perfect for beginners! Below is a simple step-by-step guide to help you sew a mini wallet by hand:

Materials Needed:

Fabric: Two pieces of cotton fabric (outer and lining) – about 8” x 6”.
Interfacing: Optional, but it can add structure (the same size as the fabric).
Velcro or snap button: For closure.
Sewing thread: Matching your fabric color.
Sewing machine (or hand sewing tools): Scissors, pins, and measuring tape.
Iron: For pressing seams.

Steps to Make a Mini Wallet:

1. Cut Your Fabric Pieces:

Cut one piece of fabric for the outer layer and one for the lining, both measuring 8” x 6”.
If using interfacing, cut a piece of interfacing to match the outer fabric size.

2. Fuse the Interfacing (Optional):

If you’re using interfacing, follow the manufacturer's instructions to fuse it to the wrong side of the outer fabric. This step adds durability to your wallet.

3. Create the Fold:

Fold the outer fabric in half (right sides together) to form a rectangle measuring 4” x 6”. Pin the edges together for sewing.

4. Sew the Sides:

Using a straight stitch, sew along the two open sides of the folded piece, leaving a 1/4” seam allowance. Make sure to backstitch at the beginning and end to secure your stitches.

5. Turn Right Side Out:

After sewing, turn the wallet right side out. A pencil or turning tool can help push out the corners neatly. Press it with an iron for a crisp finish.

6. Prepare the Lining:

Take the lining fabric and do the same: fold it in half (right sides together) and sew the two sides, leaving the top open. Turn it right side out once done.

7. Insert the Lining:

Place the lining into the outer wallet, aligning the top edges. The right sides of both fabrics should face each other.

8. Add Closure:

Position the Velcro or snap button on the outer layer and lining where you want the closure to be. Sew it in place.

9. Finish the Top Edge:

Fold the top edge of the lining down into the wallet. Pin it in place. Topstitch around the top edge of the wallet to secure both layers and create a finished look.

10. Final Touches:

Trim any excess threads, and give your mini wallet a final press with the iron if needed.

Optional: Add Card Slots

You can modify the wallet to have card slots by dividing the lining with additional fabric pieces. Simply cut smaller rectangles, sew them in place on the lining, and follow the same steps for finishing.

Tips:

Choosing Fabrics: Use cotton fabrics for ease of sewing, or experiment with faux leather for a more sophisticated look.
Practice First: If you're new to sewing, practice on scrap pieces of fabric before starting your project.
Customization: Feel free to add embellishments, like labels or patches, before assembling your wallet for a unique touch!

This mini wallet project is a great way to practice your sewing skills, and it's functional too! If you have any questions or need further details, feel free to ask!