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Patchwork Made With Scrap Fabric Pieces | Blanket And Pillows

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Patchwork Made With Scrap Fabric Pieces

Blanket And Pillows

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Patchwork Made With Scrap Fabric Pieces

Blanket And Pillows

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Creating a patchwork blanket and pillows using scrap fabric pieces is a fantastic way to repurpose materials while expressing your creativity! Here’s a step-by-step guide to help you get started:

Materials Needed:

  1. Scrap Fabric: Gather pieces of fabric in various colors and patterns.
  2. Batting: For the blanket, you’ll need batting for warmth and structure.
  3. Backing Fabric: A solid piece of fabric for the back of the blanket.
  4. Sewing Machine and Thread: Choose a thread color that complements your fabrics.
  5. Rotary Cutter or Scissors: For cutting fabric pieces.
  6. Cutting Mat: To protect your surfaces while cutting.
  7. Iron: To press your fabric pieces for neat seams.
  8. Pins or Clips: For holding fabric pieces together while sewing.

Steps to Create a Patchwork Blanket:

  1. Design Your Layout: Plan how you want your blanket to look. You can create a random design or choose a pattern (like squares or rectangles).
  2. Cut Fabric Pieces: Cut your scrap fabric into uniform pieces. Common sizes are 5x5 inches or 6x6 inches, but you can adjust based on your preference.
  3. Sew the Fabric Pieces: Begin by sewing the pieces together in rows. Use a 1/4 inch seam allowance for consistent stitching. Press the seams open with an iron.
  4. Assemble the Blanket Top: Once you’ve created enough rows, sew them together to form the full top of the blanket.
  5. Layer the Quilt: On a flat surface, layer the backing fabric (wrong side up), then the batting, and finally the patchwork top (right side up).
  6. Baste the Layers: Use pins or clips to hold the layers together, ensuring they don’t shift while you quilt.
  7. Quilt the Layers: Sew through all three layers to secure them. You can do straight lines, a grid pattern, or free-motion quilting for a creative touch.
  8. Trim Excess Fabric: Trim any excess batting and backing fabric around the edges.
  9. Finish the Edges: Fold the backing fabric over the front edge to create a binding. Sew it down to finish your blanket.

Making Patchwork Pillows:

  1. Decide on Pillow Size: Common sizes are 16x16 inches or 18x18 inches.
  2. Cut Fabric Pieces for the Front: Similar to the blanket, cut your scrap fabric into squares or strips.
  3. Sew the Front Panel: Assemble and sew the patchwork panel for your pillow front.
  4. Cut Backing Fabric: Cut a piece of fabric for the pillow back (you might want to use a single solid piece or patchwork as well).
  5. Assemble the Pillow: Place the front and back pieces right sides together, sew around the edges leaving a small opening for stuffing.
  6. Turn and Stuff: Turn the pillow cover right side out, then stuff it with your chosen fill (polyester stuffing, for instance).
  7. Sew the Opening: Hand-stitch or machine-stitch the opening closed.

Tips:

  • Experiment with Colors: Don’t be afraid to mix and match different fabrics to achieve a unique look.
  • Use a Variety of Textures: Different fabric textures, like cotton, linen, and flannel, can add interest to your project.
  • Personalize It: Add embellishments like buttons, embroidery, or appliqué for a personal touch.

Creating a patchwork blanket and pillows can be a fulfilling project that not only redeems scrap fabric but also enhances your living space with unique, handmade items. Enjoy your sewing journey!



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Scrappy Patchwork Project


SCRAPPY PATCHWORK PROJECT

PILLOW MADE FROM
PATCHWORK PROJECT


 
REFER TO PREVIOUS BLOG POSTING:-

Patchwork Project!


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


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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!

 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.
#december2024
#December2024
#patchwork #scrappy #sewingscraps
#scrapbusters #quilt #quilting #quiltingtiktok
#patchworkquilt #scrapfabric #sewingwithscraps
#happynewyear #newyearseve
#fabric #fabrics #materials






COZY FABRIC BOWL MADE IN THE METHOD OF PATCHWORK AND QUILTING

 COZY FABRIC BOWL

 MADE IN THE METHOD OF PATCHWORK AND QUILTING

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Follow instructions here of how to make this Cozy Fabric Bowl How to make a quilted bowl cosy/cozy   I followed the instructions here but used patchwork of scrap fabric to make the 10 by 10 square. 

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Pattern easy to reverse as well.  Just turn inside out, using both sides.

Thank You!

Happy Sewing!

Have a wonderful day!

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