Cosmetic Pouch

Cosmetic Pouch made from a Kwik Sew pattern K4299 from a fat quarter piece of fabric and lining.

First Time Doing And Practicing Rope Basket

My First Time Doing And Practicing Rope Basket Which Only Made The Base To Be A Coaster.

Still have some more practicing to all those Youtube Vidios Mastered Teachers. ❤️👏

Wonderful skills learned that I had no knowledge of knowing that my sewing machine can produce baskets. Very stunning and amazing what the sewing machine can produce. Over the years and most of my life I always concenstrated on the sewing machine and clothing. However, now I see there so much more it can accomplish.

The rope was purchased from Marketplace's Dollar Depot Store in Southampton Bermuda. I work with using approximately 2 1/2 yards of rope.

Threads was thread from on my Serger which appeared to work just find with the sewing machine.

Here are some pictures of my first attempts and the results.

Thank you ladies on your informative inputs in videos viewed on Youtube. You ladies know your stuff.

https://sewingquiltingembroidery.blogspot.com/?m=1

Yellow And Cream Mug Mat Quilt

Yellow And Cream Mug Mat Quilt

1. 1 piece of fabric at 8 1/2 x 6 1/2 inches

2. 1 rectangle piece of fabric at 2 1/2 x 6 1/2 inches

3. 5 square pieces of fabric at 2 1/2 x 2 1/2 inches

Piece and stitch together 1 and 2 and press and then stitch all of the 5 squares together. Take them and then stitch them along the bottom accordingly. Cut out batting and backing to accommodate the size. Quilt as you like. Choose applique of your choice to place on the largest piece. (as seen here I just placed a piece of fabric and then zig zag around it.)

The making of this Mug Mat Quilt was aspired by this video herewith

"Tea Pot Mug Rug w/ FREE PATTERN - Live Tutorial - Pattern in Description Box

https://www.youtube.com/live/hMmSoZqLwi0?si=kPpx8ATzwrfj0XIT"

while viewing it. I changed it around slightly because starting out I don't have a printer to print out the Tea Pot photo to do applique. Therefore, all the measurements as given in the instructions of the video remain for the Tea Pot placing and positioning. I just had a piece of the fabric in my scraps, as seen here and placed it on and then just zigzaged, because I didn't even have any freezer paper as the video instructs to use. I didn't even cut the piece of fabric or take its measurements to get it to fit. Next time when making it I can transform it to a tea pot when I get a printer or probably find it in maybe a book, magazine or kids colouring book for tracing. Tracing brings back childhood days that I used to love tracing and colouring, to which I have not been doing since then. Like the bible and scriptures say " to renew your youth". ❤️

Free Pattern Download: https://www.dropbox.com/s/ufb4mvu2s79...

Thank you Lisa Capen Quilts

Back To School Projects

Back To School Projects

Pencil Case

Change Purse

Cosmetic Bag or Gym Bag

Fabric purchased from Gibbons Company a few years ago and just getting around of making something with it.

I made this Mini Inspirational Quilt with it awhile ago, but just getting to use the rest of the fabric, I should say.

https://sewingquiltingbyshirleyann.blogspot.com/2021/07/mini-inspirational-quilt.html

The pencil case and cosmetc bag came from scrolling on Instagram and looking at videos of seamstresses one day. I thought I saved the videos to share here or to refer to but can't seem find them at the moment. When and if I come across them I will share them here.

The change purse was used from a pattern of Kwik Sew K4299 to which I puchased several years ago.

Envelope Wallet

E N V E L O P E W A L L E T

Envelope Wallet #sew #blogger #blog

YouTube Short

https://youtube.com/shorts/CX_nAjJxVa0?si=VJ1T1nKH8FbPCFMp

Materials

2 Pieces of fabric 40 cm by 20 cm

Velcro

Thread

Sewing Machine

Note book envelope or envelope wallet look.

1. Cut out fabric of 2 pieces at 40 cm by 20 cm. One for outer and inner which could be considered like a lining. It doesn't necessarily have to be the same exact fabric for outer and inner.

2. Place right sides together and stitch a seam allowance of 1/2 inch to the top with leaving a bit open in the center of the seam.

3. Open seams and press. Bring together or wrong sides leaving rights side of fabric on the outer.

4. Make a fold on both sides back and front about 10 cm down from the top of sewed seam. Fold up.

5. Now draw a line about 3 cm from that fold.

6. Then fold up again about 6 cm.

7. Now draw another line about 3 cm from that fold.

8. Open up. Bring the middle fold and meet 3 cm from the bottom. Bring the other fold and meet on that one. Looks like a hand fan look.

9. You will noticed that there is a 3 cm left at the bottom, bring that and place in the middle or between as noted in "No 8" above. Take a pin to hold in place through all.

10. Fold in half. On the top draw around at the top in a circular way to form circular roundness to the top. Open up from the half.

11. Stitch a 1/2 inch seam around the entire sides. Trim and cut around the round corners. Press.

12. Locate the opening and pull inside out to form the shape of bag.

13. Press.

14. Top stitch accordingly.

15. You have two options from this point. You could leave as is with looking like a notebook can be inserted and it flap over or as I did here turn into a wallet look. By flapping twice to make wallet look.

16. Whatever option you use either use velcro or snaps for closure.