Showing posts with label #rotarycutting. Show all posts
Showing posts with label #rotarycutting. Show all posts

Tuesday, November 5, 2019

The Mill House Spring Quilt is in the Connecting Threads Catalog!

 Did you know the Mill House Spring Quilt pattern and kit is available in the Connecting Threads catalog?  Here it is on page 13.  It features many of the new colors in the Faux Linen Tonals fabric line.

 It's in the November 2019 catalog.  If you don't receive the Connecting Threads catalog in your mailbox, you can also order online, here:  Mill House Spring Quilt

This quilt is perfect for an intermediate level quilter.  If you love color and are looking for a quick project, this pattern is for you!  If you sew a Mill House Spring quilt, please send me a photo.  I would love to see your quilt!

It's time for the Island Batik A Piece of Blog Hop!  This hop started on Monday, but you can still visit all of the previous posts, including today's by visiting the Island Batik blog, here:  A Piece of Blog Hop.  Each day of the hop two of the Island Batik Ambassadors will be introducing a new fabric line with their new quilt projects, plus there will be giveaways on the Island Batik blog, and some of the designers' blogs.  So much fun!  I'll be on the hop on November 20th.

Be Creative ~ Sew Something Beautiful Today.

Jennifer Thomas


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Thursday, June 6, 2019

New in the Curlicue Creations Shop ~ Week of June 6, 2019

The sweet Mill House Spring Rainbow Version Quilt Pattern makes a 41" x 49" finished quilt. This quilt pattern features quick hourglass blocks with no bias edges, rotary cutting, and full color diagrams throughout the pattern. 

The result is a simply charming design with pretty 4" hourglass blocks. Great for a baby gift or a pretty wall hanging.

A beautiful cut of high quality flannel quilting fabric, Motorcycle Racing Flannel, a Snuggle Flannel Print. 100 percent flannel cotton, 42" wide. Easy care, machine wash gentle cold water, non chlorine bleach, tumble dry low, cool iron.

The design on this fabric features motorcycles, garage items, and the quote "What happens in the Garage Stays in the Garage", over a white background. Perfect for your next quilting or home sewing project. (not intended for children's sleepwear). So unique - be creative!

For these and more fabulous finds, click here to visit the Curlicue Creations shop.

Be Creative ~ Sew Something Beautiful Today.

Jennifer Thomas



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Tuesday, April 23, 2019

The Modern Mini Star Pattern and Kit is Available in the Connecting Threads Catalog

 The Modern Mini Star quilt pattern and kit is now available through Connecting Threads!
They made this quilt using their new General Store fabric collection.  Order your kit here:  Modern Mini Star Quilt Kit.  If you want the pattern only, click here to order the PDF download:  Modern Mini Star Pattern.  If you make a Modern Mini Star quilt, please share a photo.  I would love to see it!

The Spring Clean Your Studio Blog Hop is beginning on Monday!  I'll be on the hop on May 1st.  I'd better get cleaning ~ see you then.

Be Creative ~ Sew Something Beautiful Today.

Jennifer Thomas

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Friday, May 11, 2018

Simplicity Rotary Cutting Machine

I found this at the Goodwill last weekend.  I thought it would be worth taking a gamble on the $6.99 "as is" price tag.  It looked to be in good shape and the instructions were included inside the box.

This is the machine, after taking it out of the box at home.  It's a nice compact size.  Easy to move around, yet enough weight to it that it doesn't slip around or fall over when in use.

Finger protection, too.  I need that.  My machine only came with the pinking blade.  That was the "as is" factor.  I will have to order a straight blade online somewhere.

 I pulled this orange fabric out of my scrap basket to try it out.

 It was easy to adjust the strip width.  

I set it to 2", plugged in the cute little foot pedal and stepped on the gas.
It was fun!  It was a little tricky to feed the fabric through straight, but it might go better if I were sitting down.  I'm sure it will get better with practice, too. 

Here are the three strips I cut out of the orange fabric.  I'll be using these to cut hexagons, so the accuracy isn't that crucial.  In all, this machine is super fun to use.  I can see myself cutting all my scraps into strips with it in the future.  Yee-ha!

Be Creative ~ Sew Something Beautiful Today.

Jennifer Thomas






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