Dear souls of needle and thread,
I hope summer is already sparking joy in your creative projects! Today, I’m sharing a little recap of my recent posts on Quilt Social and inviting you to join in the fun over there. If you haven’t had the chance to explore yet, let me walk you through four unique techniques we used to craft delightful little house coasters, all made with the innovative PFAFF Creative Icon 2. Let’s dive in!
My Little House Coasters: A Technique for Every Quilter
Paperless Piecing In this post, I introduced the fascinating world of paperless piecing—a technique that combines precision and efficiency to create a charming house design.
This method allows you to skip the paper templates and focus on fabric fun!
Click for detailed instructions and pattern 👉: My Little House Coaster 1 | Paperless Piecing
Machine Embroidery Adding intricate details with machine embroidery was the highlight of the second post. Whether you’re embellishing or making a stand-alone art piece, this approach brings a professional and polished look to your projects.
Click for detailed instructions and pattern 👉: My Little House Coaster 2 | Machine Embroidery
Machine Raw-Edge Appliqué For those who love a bit of rustic charm, the raw-edge appliqué technique offers texture and character.
It’s a straightforward method to give your house coasters a cozy, lived-in vibe.
Click for detailed instructions and pattern 👉: My Little House Coaster 3 | Machine Raw Edge Applique
Hoop Appliqué Finally, I shared the magic of hoop appliqué—a technique that ensures precision and makes the process a breeze.
This method is perfect for anyone looking to experiment with their embroidery hoop!
Click for detailed instructions and pattern 👉: My Little House Coaster 4 | Hoop Applique
Quiltsocial is a treasure trove of ideas and inspiration, and I’m thrilled to be part of such a vibrant community. Head over to explore these posts, grab your free magazine, and immerse yourself in the wonderful world of quilting. Let me know which technique you’re most excited to try—I’d love to hear from you!
Behave yourself quilty!
With love,
Olesya
