Ever since finishing up the 30 Days of Sewing Quilt Blocks the wheels in my head have been turning. The 30 Days of Sewing Quilt Blocks was inspiring to me, I learned a lot and I feel like my creativity really grew. I have wanted to continue the series, or do something like it, but didn't want to burn myself out. After a lot of thinking I have finally found an idea that I think will work great for me. I'm calling this series Sunday Stitches.
What is Sunday Stitches?
Each Sunday I will share a sewing "stitching" tutorial, most likely it will be a quilt block that I design, but it may be a piecing tip or technique, and I may even sneak in some machine quilting tips and techniques. This time around when I make quilt blocks I'm going to go at it with a little different angle from the 30 Days of Sewing Quilt Blocks. With those I shared quilt ideas with every single one. This time I am not necessarily going to do that with every single block. It may be an idea for a pillow, it maybe be an idea how to put it together in a quilt, and it may just be a block with multiple size options. This is just for fun, for me, so I'm not placing any rules or restrictions on myself. :)
I hope you'll sew along with me, I hope you'll find inspiration from the tutorials that I create.
To start off this Sunday Stitches series I'm sharing the first complete tutorial today:
Clover
Check out the free tutorial here.
Thanks for joining me! I can't wait to see where this series will take me. :)
I think your fist block is cute! Can't wait to try it. I'd love to have ideas for 6" blocks. They are hard to find, I'm doing a block swap and have run out of ideas! Will look forward to next Sunnday! Thanks
ReplyDeleteI'm sure that's something I could add in. I just wasn't sure if it'd be popular or not. :)
DeleteGreat idea! Love the clover block.
ReplyDeleteLove it. I like to decorate for all the holidays thank you
ReplyDeleteI love this idea, Natalia! Your clover block is adorable. I'm looking forward to Sunday Stitches with you!
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