Bloom Party
This classic patch design works so well with many fabric combinations.
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After my dad, Ernie, passed away, I knew I wanted to do something meaningful with his well-loved shirts. Follow along as I turn them into memory quilts for our family, share what I learned about quilting with clothing, and show you three simple layouts you can use to create a memory quilt of your own.
How much binding do you need? Add up your quilt's four sides, add 12", divide by 40" and round up for the number of 2.5" strips. Or use our free binding calculator.
Kinusaiga is a traditional Japanese art form where fabric pieces are pressed into grooves cut into a foam board to create stunning, textured pictures — no sewing required. The word “kinusaiga” roughly translates to “silk picture,” and while you don’t need to use silk, the technique is the same: cut a design into foam, then tuck colorful fabric into each section to bring the image to life.