Take the Challenge - How HeatNBond Lite Is a Game Changer

by Designer on March 08, 2019
Hello everyone! This is Kim Lapacek of Persimon Dreams visiting with you on the blog today! Every year I host a fun challenge on my blog called Project QUILTING. Project QUILTING Is a challenge that gives you a prompt and then ONE WEEK to start and finish the challenge. I know this deadline sounds insane but I promise it's doable!

HeatnBond Lite

One tool that helps me add that extra "pop" to so many of the quilts I make for Project QUILTING Challenges is HeatNBond Lite. HeatNBond Lite is truly a game changer. I've used HeatNBond Lite for two the three challenges so far in Season 10 of Project QUILTING.

Hope Springs Eternal

The first challenge was "Hope Springs Eternal" and I made a quilt I called "New Nest". New Nest Sketch I started out my project with a sketch of this bird. I knew I wanted to raw edge applique this onto the quilt and HeatNBond Lite made that fast and easy! I just traced the parts I wanted in different colors onto the HeatNBond Lite and fused them right down to the quilt top. New Nest Quilt by Kim Lapacek In a few hours - this piece was complete!

Red, White and Blue

The second challenge for Project QUILTING Season 10 was Red, White and Blue. I went to my go-to quilt pattern - a convergence quilt. Initial Convergence Quilt Top by Kim Lapacek Once I had it all together it just wasn't enough. I knew I needed to applique some things onto it and HeatNBond Lite made this possible! heatnbondlite on wrong side of alison glass diving board fabric I fused a chunk of HeatNBond Lite to the wrong side of the Alison Glass Diving Board fabric. Once it was fused I was able to fussy cut bits of the fabric out and add it to the quilt. I also fused HeatNBond lite to whale and sand dollar fabric. All these little things just made the piece pop. Octopus's Garden Quilt by Kim Lapacek Before I knew it "Octopus's Garden" was finished!

Pixel Play

The current challenge from Project QUILTING is "Pixel Play" and I have a plan that will definitely involve HeatNBond lite. My fingers are crossed that it looks as amazing on fabric as it does in my mind! The moral of this post is - if you want to add some fun elements - quick and easy - to your project - be sure to grab your ThermoWeb HeatNBond Lite and raw edge applique away!
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