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Saturday, April 30, 2022
Cackling Stitches Creepy Critters BOM - May
It's the first of the month so that means a new block or two for the "Creepy Critters" BOM at Cackling Stitches. I love joining my wicked friends, Joan from Moosestash Quilting and Carla from Creatin' in the Sticks, to make these blocks. Check out the new blocks on our Facebook page, Cackling Stitches, HERE.
This is my version of "Creepy Critters"
February - Rotary Rita can be found in my Etsy store, HERE.
April - Tabitha by Joan can be found HERE.
April - Boo The Black Cat by Carla can be found HERE.
May - Melvin the Mummy by Joan can be found HERE
Monday, April 25, 2022
Benartex "Judy's Bloom" Project Hop
Benartex “Judy’s Bloom” by Eleanor Burns
Lace Green SKU# 13555-40
Roseland Lavender, SKU# 13551-62
Crochet White, SKU# 13554-09
Supplies
needed: 1/8 yard of three different fabrics; thread, 1 ½”
button, fabric glue
Cutting instructions: Cut 2 – 1 ½” x 20” strips; Cut 1 – 1” x 20” strip
Sewing
instructions:
Step 1: Baste 1/4” from left edge to 1/4” from right edge on each strip. Pull end threads to
gather.
Love the needle keeper! I need to make some of those to have in my office at work. I always seem to pull a hem out of my pants and not have a needle and thread around! The tote is adorable, too.
Tuesday, April 19, 2022
Sweet Dreams Baby In Benartex Warp And Weft
Stitch n Sew High Loft Fleece 60” wide
Aurifil Thread
Oliso iron
Optional:
Crafter’s Edge Crossover with 2 ½” x 2” heart die and 1 ½” circle
Benartex Warp & Weft and Benartex Superior Solids
An Oliso iron is a great tool for using Heat n Bond Lite Iron-on Adhesive on your applique projects.

Quilt assembly with Stitch n Sew High Loft Fleece 60” wide and Spray n Bond Basting Adhesive:
Protect the area where you will be working by placing an
old sheet or paper under and around the area you’ll be spraying. Place the
batting on work area, smoothing to remove wrinkles. Place the quilt backing,
wrong side down, on top of batting. Smooth to remove wrinkles. Having the
batting a bit larger than the backing is suggested.
Roll back about six inches of the quilt back to expose some
of the batting. Using the basting spray, spray batting from one edge
to the other. Carefully lay the wrong side of quilt
backing over the sprayed surface of batting. Smooth fabric to ensure
it adheres to the sprayed fabric and remove any wrinkles. Roll back the
rest of the quilt back to continue spraying and smoothing
about six inches at a time until you reach the bottom
of the quilt back. Check for creases or folds you might have missed.
Turn backing and batting over to have batting facing up. Lay
quilt front, wrong side down, on batting. Make sure quilt front is lined
up correctly; smooth out wrinkles. Use the same spray and smooth method as
the backing.
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