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Showing posts with label music series. Show all posts
Showing posts with label music series. Show all posts

Saturday, July 27, 2013

Disney Mystery Quilt - Block 7 and more patterns!!

Today there is not going to be one, not Two, but THREE new patterns...
and also a tutorial if someone is interested :)

So let's get down to business :)

Pattern 1:

MysteryQuiltDisney

Here we are with Block number 7 of the Mystery Quilt.

If you have any other question, don't hesitate to ask.

The Seventh Block of the Quilt is Merlin.




You can find the pattern in the Free Patterns section.

Have fun, and post a comment below for any question/advice/comment!
And if you tried any of the blocks, please leave me a comment below, or send me a picture of the block or publish the block on the FiS Flickr Group (or all of them :) ). I would love to see your work!!


Pattern 2:











I finally released the second pattern from the Music Series!!
This time is a complete set of notes (quarters).
They are pretty easy to realize because the basic pattern is always the same, the only thing that changes is the space above/below the note and/or it's orientation on the staff.

You can find the pattern in my Craftsy store! :)

Pattern 3:

WARNING: this is an untested pattern. But I keep seeing them around and I could not resist. I don't have a project for him right now, so this is why I didn't test it. But I will share him with you because maybe there is someone that wants to test it! :)



The pieces in the pdf are not colored because the pattern is as it comes from QuiltAssistant (and color indicators on small pieces are more confusing than helping for me :) ).

It makes a block 10.5'' x 7.25''.

You can download the pattern from here.




Tutorial?

It has been a very crafty month... and since birthdays are approaching I started putting together gifts.
I wanted to make a Card Wallet, but none of the ones I found around had the shape/size I wanted. So I took what I like from each of them and I made my own version.

So

Mega Card Holder Wallet+Noodlehead: basic boys wallet+
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In particular, this are my likes/dislikes of the three projects:
1) Mega card wallet
likes: more than 4 cards capacity, different pages;
dislikes: too tall for my small purses, pocket opening on top, unfinished back of the pockets.
2) Boys wallet
likes: finished back of the pockets (because of folding), super-easy to assemble;
dislikes: only few cards capacity, pocket opening on top, no closure system
3) Business card holder
likes: closure with button, pocket opening on side;
dislikes: only few cards capacity

So I created a wallet that:
- easy to assemble and has finished pockets' back (folding technique make it super fast and very clean finished look)
- different pages (most of them with pocket orientation on side)
- detachable pages (so even if the final pocket is about 1''), it may be bulky for small bags: so I used snaps to attach the inside pages. Now when I use the small purse I can just grab the internal pages instead of the entire wallet!)
- 12 side pockets + 2 vertical pockets (card size) + 2 vertical pockets (smaller than card size): so plenty of room for all my cards (and for few coupons and cash too)!!

This is the final result of this first prototype:


 

All the different pages (on the left) and the detachable inside pockets (on the top)




The first time I made it, I didn't take any measure, I eyeballed everything :)
But I will make more of those for sure because they make fast and nice Christmas presents ;)
So if someone tells me is interested, next time I can write down all the measures and take some pictures in the process to put together a tutorial about that. :) :)
If you are interested just drop me a comment below or send me and email!

Sunday, July 21, 2013

Very crafty weekend!!

I have so many things to update you about!!

1. I joined Pinterest :) so if you want to be updated on my evolution as a crafter, you can follow me here 

2. I finished my Piano Project and I love it!

(more pictures in my Flickr collection)

3. I finished the block for my first block swap (Block Swap Adventure)! This is the block:


And considering that I never pieced a traditional star block, I am pretty happy how this Missouri Star turned out!! :)

4. I joined the Star Surround QAL and decided to go with a super scrappy look. this is my fabric selection (I decided that everything has to come from my stash, so it is going to be very scrappy, christmasy and patriotic at this time ;))

5. I finally completed the set of objects that compose the Birthday present for my Mother-In-Law. Still need to sign and date each of them, but here are some pictures:



Again, I am pretty proud of the result because all of them are first time experiments!! :)
You can find the link with the tutorials in the description of the pictures in my Flickr collection

6. And I am almost done with the second pattern for the Music Series... stay tuned... it is going to be available soon in my Craftsy store!

Wednesday, July 17, 2013

Let's play!

The Music Themed, wall hanging quilt is done!
I also call it the Piano project and you can see why :)










Soon I am going to share patterns for notes and other music symbols so that you can paper-piece your own song ;)

But for now  the Treble Clef pattern is already available in the Free Patterns section (note that the pattern is for a block 10.5 inches high but in my wall hanging I reduced it to 4.5... and everything else has been reduced accordingly...)

Note that the two songs I picked are not random songs... let's see if someone is able to recognize them ;)
A big clue is in the border...

Saturday, July 6, 2013

Let's Celebrate!

Happy 4th of July Weekend!

There are many things to celebrate this weekend for me!
... the 4th of July...
... the 100 clicks on my first Disney pattern...
... and the completion of the Disney Quilt! Hurray!!
If you want to see pictures of the final quilt just follow this link
(but remember that the Mystery is revealed there :)).

And what is the best way to celebrate all that?
I think that the best way is to offer a new free paper piecing pattern! :)

This is my first non-fandom-related pattern and for that reason I published it both here and on Craftsy (below you find the links).

It is the first of a series of music-related paper piecing patterns that will allow you to sew your favorite song on a quilt! :) I already started my project, and soon I will show it here, but for now, let me introduce you:

The Treble Clef!
You can find the pdf of the pattern:
  • in my Free Pattern page
  • in my Craftsy Store (make sure to follow me on Craftsy if you want updates about my next patterns)
(note that the pattern contains only one single clef... the picture shows three because I wanted to be colorful and in 4th of July theme ;) )

If you have any comment, please do not hesitate to write me!!

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