I diiid iit Myyyy waaaay!
This is so simple it should be illegal!
Trace pattern onto steam-a-seam, cut pieces
Iron steam-a-seam to fabric, cut-out fabric pieces
Iron pieces onto background and
Done!
These are so easy I've done 3 in 4 days
Isn't the pattern divine?
Its from the hawaii shop-hop on big island.
they do it the whole month of february
This year was a coordinated pattern that fit together to make a whole top.
Instead of individual blocks with coordinated fabric so if you miss a few shops no big, Like in washington's version.
It makes more sense to do it that way here
but on big I, there are only 6 shops,
easier to do it this way.
You have to hit all the shops so everyone gets shopped
And you get a nice tour of the whole Island
so far so much fun!
I'm thinking of running a class at Gathering fabrics on the technique.
I'd need a simpler pattern though, this one does take a learning curve.
using the blank side of the steam-a-seam for a starter, ironing on the wrong side of the fabric,
making sure you iron a sharp seam the size of the piece so you have a guideline to follow...
This is so simple it should be illegal!
Trace pattern onto steam-a-seam, cut pieces
Iron steam-a-seam to fabric, cut-out fabric pieces
Iron pieces onto background and
Voila!
Done!
These are so easy I've done 3 in 4 days
Isn't the pattern divine?
Its from the hawaii shop-hop on big island.
they do it the whole month of february
This year was a coordinated pattern that fit together to make a whole top.
Instead of individual blocks with coordinated fabric so if you miss a few shops no big, Like in washington's version.
It makes more sense to do it that way here
but on big I, there are only 6 shops,
easier to do it this way.
You have to hit all the shops so everyone gets shopped
And you get a nice tour of the whole Island
so far so much fun!
I'm thinking of running a class at Gathering fabrics on the technique.
I'd need a simpler pattern though, this one does take a learning curve.
using the blank side of the steam-a-seam for a starter, ironing on the wrong side of the fabric,
making sure you iron a sharp seam the size of the piece so you have a guideline to follow...