Quick and easy fabric note cards from fabric scraps for all occasions. Lazies, Never get caught without the perfect card again! Follow my 3 easy steps
Use cardstock and scrappy fabric to make these Scrappy Note Cards. We'll make 5"x5" note cards and lined envelopes, too!
Quick and easy fabric note cards from fabric scraps for all occasions. Lazies, Never get caught without the perfect card again! Follow my 3 easy steps
Use cardstock and scrappy fabric to make these Scrappy Note Cards. We'll make 5"x5" note cards and lined envelopes, too!
Use cardstock and scrappy fabric to make these Scrappy Note Cards. We'll make 5"x5" note cards and lined envelopes, too!
Sharing this may show just how crazy I am about using scraps, but I'll take the chance you'll understand. ;o) I've mentioned my...
I had been thinking about making these fabric greeting cards for a while now and a couple of weeks ago found some of these cards in my local craft store. The cards are made for 4×6 photos. You…
This beginner friendly quilted postcard tutorial is so fun for the holidays! Sew and send handmade notes to your friends!
Quilted fabric postcards are fun to make! Use a heavy fusible interfacing for the core. Add background fabric and design elements!
This year’s 100 Day Project kicked off on April 7! I am making #100daysofsaroypostcards and will be sending them to family and friends all over the US and even around the world. I’ve le…
I’ve been making quilted fabric postcards for more than two months now as part of my 100 Day Project! I wrote a post about my plans and process back in week 2, but now that I have 60+ days of…
This beginner friendly quilted postcard tutorial is so fun for the holidays! Sew and send handmade notes to your friends!
These notecards sets were handmade from a vintage quilt top. Each heart was hand cut with a scalloped edge, then machined stitched onto a white notecard. Each set of hearts were cut from the same quilt, which makes the complete set coordinate. The note cards are placed into a pocket repurposed from a children’s book that was in disrepair. Hand cut “washi” tape was made from colorful cottons with double-sided tape. This allows you to gently pull the edge and add the tape to the back of an envelope. These can be cut to size or even angled on the ends to add to your “happy mail!” Each notecard is approximately 4”x5.5” and the cut hearts at 3.5”. Each set of notecards comes with 6 cards, 6 envelopes, strips of handmade washi tape, and a hand stitched pocket” from a children’s book to keep the set tidy. **Reminder that there may be some imperfections in the hearts that were added to the stationary due to the nature of the vintage material. *** If you have a specific “book pocket” that you want, just message me in the order and if it available I will be sure to get that to you.
Quilted fabric postcards are fun to make! Use a heavy fusible interfacing for the core. Add background fabric and design elements!
I know many of you will be very envious when I tell you where I've been today! You will see from the Title it was a Postcard Workshop, but we had a very special tutor. It was Gwenfai Rees Griffiths, the famous North Wales Quilter who was the Winner of the Large Traditional Patchwork quilt at the Festival of Quilts in Birmingham this year and if I understood correctly she heard today that she's also a winner at Houston. You will find her winning quilt by clicking on the Title of this post or paste this into your browser. http://www.twistedthread.com/uploads/FOQ%202008%20Presentation.pdf on page 29. We all had a thoroughly enjoyable day. These are some of the poscards we made. I finished this postcard in class using Gwenfai's design and below is the one I designed myself, which I finished after coming home. This is proof of how much I enjoyed the class, I still have things from the odd class unfinished, but I wanted to complete this one tonight.
Welcome to Showcase Sunday, where we share the gorgeous projects you all have been making using Aurifil threads. ❤ Want to be featured? Simply share your photos on Instagram or Facebook using the t…
One million miles did me in. At least until now. After making hundreds of postcards in 2016, and traveling 1 million miles around the globe with your help, I took a long break. I had forgotten how …
I’m on a bit of a greeting card jag. I’ve made 45 4×5 1/2 inch cards in the last few days. I had purchased these blank cards a few years ago thinking I would paint some designs on …
I’m so excited to have new fabric postcards to mail out! I don’t know what I’d do without Pinterest inspiration these days. I hope this bright cheery flower brings a smile to my recipient’s face, and joyful feelings whenever she looks at it. This artsy collage has arrived at it’s destination. It made it’s own story as I found scrap pieces to create it. It said to me, which I in turn said to Tera... And this test design block turned postcard was sent to an acquaintance quilter who could not believe my fabric postcards could go through the mail. And more to come. Happy Mail Day!
Jeśli odwiedzacie mojego bloga lub Instagram, to dobrze wiecie, że bardzo polubiłam robienie patchworkowych pocztówek. Są niewielkie i można nad nimi pracować dosłownie wszędzie, nawet w samochodzie czy siedząc na ławce w parku.
