Showing posts with label Steampunk Bird. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Steampunk Bird. Show all posts

Sunday, October 13, 2019

My First Pincushion Swap

I have to admit, not only is this my first pincushion swap, it's my first swap ever.
Beaquilter called for people to join her swap and I jumped in with a "yes."
All I have to do is swap three pincushions with three different people.

And then I panicked. What the heck am I doing in a pincushion swap!
I started freaking out that the first recipient, Holly, wouldn't like what I made.
Maybe it wouldn't be good enough. Yikes! 

I then I calmed down and said to myself, "GET OVER IT!"
Sometimes I have to step out of my comfort zone, so I did.

Holly likes Tim Holtz fabrics and a little steampunk...




I survived my first swap...whew!
Now two more to go. I'll be fine. I think. Maybe. LOL

Monday, March 11, 2019

Riley Blake Designs Confetti Cottons In Steampunk Bird

I had a bit of fun with Steampunk using Riley Blake Designs' Confetti Cottons.
This rolling bird is made totally with Confetti Cottons!
The solid colors were easy to incorporate into this design.

"Riley Blake Designs Confetti Cottons solid fabric is a premium quilting cotton that has a soft
 hand. Use it in your traditional or modern quilts, or on their own for a contemporary quilt style."

Steampunk Rolling Bird
Measures 42" x 52"


So many gorgeous Confetti Cotton fabrics went into this rolling bird!


A few of the beautiful colors I used:

Confetti Cottons Daffodil


Confetti Cottons Crayola Brussel Sproutlet


Confetti Cottons Beach


Confetti Cottons Crayola Cast Iron


Confetti Cottons Crayola Inchworm


Confetti Cottons Crayola Right-On-Red


The variety of colors seems endless...you'll love them!


You can find the pattern for Steampunk Rolling Bird in my Etsy Store HERE.


One of my favorite products for making my applique quilts is
Heat n Bond's EZ Print Lite Sheets. Just run the applique designs through an
inkjet printer and they are ready to iron to your fabrics. So easy!

Thanks for stopping by!

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