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March 7, 2013 By Proventil sales 1 Comment

Guitar Blanket

My boyfriend has been subtly hinting for a while now that he wants a blanket. But that was never going to happen. That is until Valentine’s Day came around and I needed a present for him.  It ended up being a really fun project and I am really happy with it. Since he is a guitar player, I went with the guitar theme and sewed a large guitar onto the front of the blanket. I used flannel for both pieces and fleece for the back.Here is the secret to making this all work: appliqué. I think this is going to be the beginning of many more projects like this one. Seriously, my new favorite thing. It’s easy to use and you can iron together almost any type of fabric. IRON TOGETHER ANYTHING. Think of the things that will end up on my t-shirts. Do you think it would work for pockets?

Or maybe the more practical things like quick hemming or fixing a rip.

With the help of my cousin, Emma, I drew out the guitar on newspaper and used it as a pattern for the fabric. If you have butcher paper or tracing paper I highly suggest you use that instead. Newspaper is cheap and readily available but it is hard to see when you draw.

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From there, you add appliqué to the back and iron it onto the large piece of fabric for the front of the blanket. I did a zig-zag stitch around the outside edge to keep all the edges smooth and give it a finished look. The thing that took this blanket to another level was the detail.

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I love the detail on this. It worked out so perfectly and I didn’t even have to take out and re-do a section of it. (That’s big for me.)

After using appliqué I have a few tips and suggestions for making your life easier:

  • As long as you are sewing around the outside edge it’s not as important to cover an entire piece of large fabric. Strips might be enough.
  • If you are cutting out small details iron the appliqué on first and then cut. It will make it easier to cut out with the paper backing.

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  • If you have cut your fabric first, don’t try to also cut the appliqué paper the same size as the fabric. Use wax paper on your ironing board because the appliqué will not meld to the paper and you can peel it off.
  • Your fabric will seem stiff at first but it should soften up after washing it.

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February 21, 2013 By Proventil sales Leave a Comment

 


I have been thinking about the trends circulating the craftying-DIY-décor-sphere and thought I would share what I believe to be some of the biggest trends.

1. Emerald

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Pantone, the authority in color and standard in color communication, has designated emerald as the 2013 color of the year. This lively, radiant, lush color is bound to be making quite an appearance in 2013.

 

2. Natural Items

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Wood, cork, paper, and rope are showing up in everyone’s DIY projects. It seems everywhere I turn someone is showing off the new Mason jar or wine bottle wrapped in rope or wooden table decorations. There is no plastic seen around here and I love it.

 

3. Bold patterns

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Just because natural items and natural colors seem to be trending doesn’t mean things are getting dull and bland. Bold stripes, solid colors, and bright chevron patterns are popping up everywhere.

 

4. Nostalgic & Vintage

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Nostalgic and vintage crafts are showing up in many different ways. Crafting, sewing, up-cycling already makes me think of a time when sewing all your own cloths was the norm.  When no one went to Forever 21 for this week’s latest fashion then throwing it away for next week’s thing.  It makes sense that as the DIY trend grows, we would be bringing back the doilies, the mason jars, and the chalkboards.

Even old technology is finding it’s way back into homes. Hipsters have brought typewriters back and I have seen many Nintendo, Gameboy, Atari inspired crafts floating around.

 

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February 14, 2013 By Proventil sales Leave a Comment

Possibly only embroidered music video ever made. Very cool. Very impressive. Plus I like anything that shows sewing, embroidering, and fabric in new medium.

This video is made up of over 10,000 photos and used:

  • 1 km of thread
  • 350 reels of thread
  • 73,000 embroidery stitches
  • 6kg of scraps of fabric
  • 100 needles and sewing pins
  • And a lot of time.

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Learning to Quilt

January 1, 2013 By Proventil sales Leave a Comment

I made my first quilt with the help of my friend Stephanie. I usually sew clothes so quilting was completely new for me. So many lines and perfect boxes and every mistakes shows! What a change! Check out some of the seams on my other sewing projects. It’s far from perfect. But with Stephanie’s help I was able to make a very cute little quilt.

I’m glad she was there to help though! I was so ready to cut each individual rectangle and then sew them together. It never accrued to me to make large strips, sew them together, and then cut them. (Quilting newbie! How embarrassing!)

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Stephanie and I made such a great team; she was ironing while I was sewing. It made for a super fun afternoon together. Sometimes I question my age when I say things like that. 65 year old women enjoy quiet afternoons quilting with friends, not 23 year olds. To combat that feeling of being old, I do something irresponsible and crazy like leaving the hot glue gun on when I leave the house. YOLO.

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