Thursday, March 26, 2015

March finishes...


This month is flying by and I haven't yet shared my Buttermilk Basin finishes for March.
Above is Buttermilk Basin's Year in Stitches - March


Buttermilk Basin's Live Simply
This is the May block, but I thought it went well with the March Calendar :)

I have to share a little trick I learned from blogs and Facebook.
I tried it out and it really works!

First trace words that you want to stitch on to 
Glad Press'n Seal

Believe it or not, it really sticks to wool!


Then stitch right through the Press'n Seal and the wool.


After it is all stitched, cut around the stitching, removing the large pieces of Press'n Seal.


It takes some time to gently pull the Press'n Seal out from the stitches, but I found it worth the time as I like how clean the stitching came out.

The final product:


Buttermilk Basin's Basin Banner - March
bound in tea dyed blush velvet.

This weekend my Mom and I are attending the International Quilt Show - Chicago!
Over 200 vendors! I can't wait. :)
I will take pictures and will be back with a full report!

"Whatever your hand finds to do, do it with all your might,"
~Ecclesiastes 9:10

Blessings, Patti

8 comments:

  1. Wonderful pieces, I still have a sewing one from her, that I need to make.

    Debbie

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  2. Always beautiful pieces! And the Glad time... I'm so GLAD! :-)

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  3. Great March finishes.
    Have fun at the Quilt Show!
    Marilyn

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  4. Thank you for sharing the wonderful tip about the plastic wrap. Very clever !
    Enjoy the fabulous quilt show.
    Rose

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  5. YIKES! March is over?!I better get stitching!
    Dang cute...some great finishes!!

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  6. Thanks Patti...That's exactly what I thought.I can hardly believe you go to work every day and still do all you do with this art, too. You are a Wonder Woman!

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  7. Love your finishes and thanks for the tip! I'll have to remember that!

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