Hi there Therm O Web fans this is
Jenifer here with you today to share this fun lap quilt I made from the
Adelaide Collection from Dear Stella. It took me a while to decide what I wanted to do with this beautiful collection of fabrics and then I came across this
free pattern from Art Gallery Fabrics.
I did make it a bit bigger by adding a 5" border all the way around and with some of my cut off triangles I managed to make fun little pinwheels at the corners.
This quilt came together fairly quickly and with the minimal quilting that I did it was finished in no time. I used almost all of my fat quarter bundle, and I even managed to use it to make a scrappy binding. I love seeing the little pops of color from the back.
Here is some of the backing, I got this awesome black and white fabric from my local fabric store that was going out of business and with all of the discounts it ended up being $1.40 a yard, big score for me :)
[pullquote width="300" float="left"]One of my favorite things to use is
StitchnSew™ Sew in Fleece it gives my light weight quilts just the right amount of stuffing on those not to chilly days. When putting all of the layers together a quick spray with the SpraynBond® Basting Spray and I don't have to worry about shifting.[/pullquote]
Tutorial for adding a quilt label to your quilt using EZ print Transfer Sheets.
Gather your supplies, Ez Print Transfer sheets, a piece of quilting cotton that to use for your label, pins and a pair of scissors or rotary cutter.
Step 1: Print desired label or image using an inkjet printer.
Peel off the paper backing and place on fabric.
Step 2: Iron image onto the fabric with a piece of parchment between the iron and the fabric.
Step 3: Iron carefully around your edges 1/4" to 1/2" so you have nice finished edges.
Step 4: Sew your new custom label to the back of your quilt.
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