Saturday, November 15, 2014
Handmade PUL fabric wallet-zippered bill pocket & zippered change pocket
PUL fabric wallet with zippered bill pocket and zippered change pocket. Different style from previous wallets I made with binding...this one does not have binding.
Handmade Quilted Wallet
It was my determination to make a quilted wallet, however it took me almost 3 days to complete and make this happen. Basically, I have to re-cut and re-purpose some of my fabrics...this is how I made them....well, wherever you go, this zippered change pocket, credit card and bill pockets, and hook and loop closure will keep your valuables secure. This red, white and blue fabric was initially my first project, I cut up 3 different kinds of fabric for patchwork
Supplies:
Yardage is based on 43"/44"
8"X9" rectangle eah of 3 different fabrics for patchwork.
(You can also use one fabric and batting for quilting)
1/4 yd of fabric of your choice
1/4 yd of fabric of your choice
You will also need:
12 1/2" x 5" rectangle of Pellon heavyweight fusible interfacing
8"X20" rectangle of medium weight fusible interfacing.
2" piece of hoop and loop fastener (velcro)
6" plastic zipper
All measurements include 1/4" seam allowances.
From each patchwork fabric:
*cut 3 strips 2"x7" *remember you can omit this if you want to use just one fabric, batting to be used for quilting* see below
*cut 12 1/2" x 5" if you want to use one kind of fabric
From 1/4 yd fabric of your choice
*cut 1 lining 12 1/2" x 5"
*cut 1 zippered pocket top 2 1/2" x 5"
*cut 1 zippered pocket bottom 5" x 5"
From 1/4 yd fabric of your choice
*cut 1 credit card and bill pocket
18 1/2" x 4 3/4"
*cut 1 credit card and bill pocket lining
18 1/2" x 4 3/4"
From any one of 1/4 fabric of your choice
*cut 1 binding strip 2 1/2" wide
From medium weight fusible interfacing:
*cut 4 3/4" x 18 1/2 "`
*cut 1 zippered pocket top interfacing 1" x 5"
*cut 1 zippered pocket bottom interfacing 2" x 5"
Supplies:
Yardage is based on 43"/44"
8"X9" rectangle eah of 3 different fabrics for patchwork.
(You can also use one fabric and batting for quilting)
1/4 yd of fabric of your choice
1/4 yd of fabric of your choice
You will also need:
12 1/2" x 5" rectangle of Pellon heavyweight fusible interfacing
8"X20" rectangle of medium weight fusible interfacing.
2" piece of hoop and loop fastener (velcro)
6" plastic zipper
All measurements include 1/4" seam allowances.
From each patchwork fabric:
*cut 3 strips 2"x7" *remember you can omit this if you want to use just one fabric, batting to be used for quilting* see below
*cut 12 1/2" x 5" if you want to use one kind of fabric
From 1/4 yd fabric of your choice
*cut 1 lining 12 1/2" x 5"
*cut 1 zippered pocket top 2 1/2" x 5"
*cut 1 zippered pocket bottom 5" x 5"
From 1/4 yd fabric of your choice
*cut 1 credit card and bill pocket
18 1/2" x 4 3/4"
*cut 1 credit card and bill pocket lining
18 1/2" x 4 3/4"
From any one of 1/4 fabric of your choice
*cut 1 binding strip 2 1/2" wide
From medium weight fusible interfacing:
*cut 4 3/4" x 18 1/2 "`
*cut 1 zippered pocket top interfacing 1" x 5"
*cut 1 zippered pocket bottom interfacing 2" x 5"
Handmade Christmas scrappy potholders
After finishing all my quilting projects, I started to make Christmas scrappy potholders which will be useful to give away for Christmas as gifts...here are some of my handmade Christmas Scrappy Potholders
Quilted Baby Bedspread 50X60
Last week I completed this quilted baby bedspread, a log cabin block style. It was quite tedious as I cut up a 1 1/2 inch and 2 inches of fabrics. I ran out of fabrics and decided to use some of my green fat squares fabrics that were bought on sale from Hancock Fabrics for $.99. However, the outcome is excellent. Backing was made of broadcloth green fabric. Showing the overall and completed quilted bedspread.
This baby quilted blanket is 30X30 in size. I call this squared it quilted baby blanket. A muslin fabric made for backing.
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