If you are interested in potentially participating email me at and I can send you an entry form and all other information. You can view all the information that you need for the challenge here or I can email you the information as well. The winners for the Moda's national online quilt show will be announced May 8th. We will also show off our entries on our Instagram account as well! Each shop's Viewer's Choice winner will receive a prize and be entered into Moda's Piece and Comfort national online quilt show. Being an online only shop we will obviously not be able to display entry quilts in our shop, however we will have all of our shop entries displayed in an upcoming blog post on April 6th for everyone to vote on a shop winner. As an Army family, we know the challenges facing military families first hand and we are so excited to be a part of this fun challenge. Our shop is participating in Moda's Piece and Comfort Challenge starting today and I hope that you will join in! This particular challenge serves to recognize and honor the sacrifices that are made by our country's military families.
#Gooba designs pdf#
I have to admit I had to take a couple blocks apart because I wasn't paying attention and didn't trim as I pieced the block.ĭon't forget to keep track of your blocks and any notes on the pdf checklist found in our original quilt along post, here! When using this technique, you do need to pay attention to sizing as you go so that everything remains proportional. This also helped overall with getting a more accurately sized finished block. This helped particularly with getting half square triangles perfectly square, because I could sew and press them then cut them down to the correct size. One thing I started doing with my blocks a while back, especially since the giant block I had to redo back in Section B, was rounding most cutting measurement up 1/8 of an inch. Overall these six did not take long to complete. Most of these blocks are pretty simple, but a couple have quite a few pieces. This section includes six, six inch blocks: 26, 27, 30, 32, 40, and 47.
So, for this month, we are working n Section E. Have any if you started thinking about how you are going to quilt it yet? At this point the thought makes my brain hurt a little, so I am going to put it off a bit longer! I don't know about you guys, but I am so excited to have this mammoth beauty finished. From this point on, the rest of our blocks are 6" except for Block 2 of Section G that is 36". At this point we have more than half of our blocks completed, including all but one of the larger blocks. Super quick pattern and as usual, Betz’s instructions and illustrations are clear and helpful.Well, we are getting toward the end of our quilt along. I made a simpler version without the contrasting fabric on the front of the case. Since I am busy sewing for the upcoming Quilt Market, I decided to use some of my new Charms fabric to make the Eye Candy Glasses Case as you can see below. The book has some very useful and fun projects that you can create quickly. Half square triangles are great to play with for this particular design and mini charm squares are perfect to use for this project as well. Today I’m excited to be part of the sew-along for Betz White’s new book, Present Perfect: 25 Gifts to Sew & Bestowfrom Interweave. One of the great aspects of this stocking is that it provides a small area where you can experiment with patchwork and quilting designs without a large time commitment and it is great for using up those scraps. Geranium Dress sewn by Probably Actually. Tunic from Stylish Dress Book sewn by Make Something. For wholesale ordering information in the US, contact Seven Islands Fabric.ĭouble Gauze Scarf from Poppy Makes for The Daily Stitch. Right now, it looks like you can find my Charms double gauze fabric online at Fabricworm, Imagine Gnats, Pink Castle Fabrics, and Gooba Designs. Below are some ideas and links for things you can sew with double gauze cotton. I also created a Pinterest board with more sewing project ideas. It makes a super soft quilt back and I often mix it with quilting cottons and linen in my quilts. It sews very well and has a nice drape, perfect for garments. When I first bought double gauze for myself, I assumed the layers would make the fabric pucker or be difficult to manage when sewing, but in fact, that’s not the case at all.
These two gauzy layers together make for incredibly soft fabric, perfect for baby items, clothing, or quilts. Above are the double gauze prints in my Charms collection for Kokka (shipping to stores now).Īs you can see in the photos below, double gauze cotton is made of two layers of loosely woven cotton, stitched together every centimeter or so to keep the layers together, which you can see on the back side. Some of the prints from my latest collections are printed on double gauze cotton, so I thought I’d talk a bit about the fabric for those of you who haven’t tried sewing with it yet.
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