Sewing, Quilting etc. By ShirleyAnn Pearman: October 2024

SCRAPPY FABRIC PROJECT

Scrappy Fabric Project - Scraps | Patchwork | Quilting

Scrappy Fabric Project.

This was a very new experience of trying this method of sewing, patchwork, quilting etc.

!. Gather scrap fabrics.

2. Choose which ones you'll use. (sizes and shapes vary)

3, Get out a piece of fusible fleece, interfacing etc. to your desired size you want your project to be. This one is approximately 7 1/2 inches.

4. Arrange your scraps of fabric on the top of the fusible side of fusible fleece. Avoid leaving the fusible to been seen. Press down on, once completely covered.

5. Cut out a piece of backing for the back of approximately 7 1/2 inches. Attach to the scrappy patchwork.

6. Quilt accordingly as you desire. Trim

7. Bind

This project can be used for wall hanging, mug mat, etc.

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Welcome

Greetings

It is good to meet you.

My name is Shirley-Ann Louise Pearman of Southampton, Bermuda.

This blog herewith is associated with the niches of sewing, quilting, embroidery etc. which are hobbies I love to do.

I will be sharing now and then a few sewing projects that I will be doing or have done in blog postings.

Thank you for visiting and sharing on my blog, I really appreciate you taking the time to spend time here.

Have a good day.

Regards

Shirley-Ann Pearman

https://sewingquiltingbyshirleyann.blogspot.com/

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Penn Foster

Dressmaking And Designing Course Grades

A few years ago, I decided I would enroll at Penn Foster to move from hobby sewing to actually further my learning of sewing. I have not completed all the courses, but trying to get back to them to finish course. I mostly have the Designing module to complete but have finished most of the Dressmaking modules.

Prior to that I did sewing in my general Secondary School education for about 2 years of basic sewing and sewing at home from various patterns of Simplicity, McCalls, Butterick etc. just following the instructions of the patterns which I used to enjoy by making clothes for work, casual outfits, children clothing etc, However, doing Penn Foster is more theory academics that I was not doing a lot of since Secondary School. Hobby sewing feels better sometimes then that academic sewing mind. However, I love sewing and whenever I get the chance, like to sew in my spare time.

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