My "Be My Valentine Garland"
is a simple way to use a few of your
favorite Valentine fat quarters.
It is simple to make because
I have used my own version of
a raw edge applique technique.
Supplies Needed:
(8) Coordinating fat quarters. You will need (5) dark colored and (3) light colored fat quarters. I used Giddy by Sandy Gervais for Moda.
- Scrap piece of freezer paper
- 1/4 Yard of Pellon Interfacing. I used a thicker Interfacing.
- 1/3 Yard of Moda Bella Solid Betty Brown SKU#9900-125
Cutting:
- Cut (1) 5" X 5" square from the freezer paper
- From each of the DARK fat quarters, cut (2) 7 1/2" X 20 1/2" rectangles. You will need a total of (10) 7 1/2" X 20 1/2" rectangles.
- From each of the Light colored fat quarters, cut (1) 5 1/2" X 18 1/2" rectangle. Choose one of your favorite light colored fat quarters, and cut an extra 5 1/2" X 18 1/2" rectangle. You will need a TOTAL of (4) 5 1/2" X 18 1/2" rectangles.
- From the Pellon Interfacing, cut (4) 5 1/2" X 18 1/2" rectangles.
- From the Bella Solid Betty Brown, cut (4) 3" X Width Of Fabric (WOF) strips.
Construction:
Step 1: Make the heart template
- Take 5" X 5" freezer paper square and fold it in half.
- On the dull side of the freezer paper,draw half of a heart. Don't worry about making it too perfect!
- Cut on the drawn line.
- Open up your freezer paper heart.
Step 2:
- Following the manufacturer's directions, adhere the Pellon Interfacing to the wrong side of a light colored 5 1/2" X 18 1/2" rectangle.
- Repeat for all (4) 5 1/2" X 18 1/2" rectangles.
Step 3:
- Place your freezer paper heart on top of the fabric side of the 5 1/2" X 18 1/2" rectangle.
- Make sure that the dull side of the heart is facing up!
- With a cool iron, iron the heart down in place.
Step 4:
- Using a pencil or fabric marking pen, trace the heart onto the fabric.
Step 5:
- Remove the heart.
Step 6:
- With the dull side facing up, place the freezer paper heart next to the drawn heart.
- Iron in place.
- Remove heart.
- Repeat until you have (10) hearts drawn.
Step 7:
- Cut out each heart.
Step 8:
- Fold the 7 1/2" X 20 1/2" rectangle in half.
- Press to create a crease.
- Fold the rectangle in half again.
- Press to create another crease. This will create a grid which will help you line up all of your hearts.
- Open up the piece of fabric.
Step 9:
- Place your heart on top of the 7 1/2" X 20 1/2" rectangle.
- Place the bottom tip of the heart 1 1/4" above the horizontal crease that you created.
- Use the vertical crease to line up the top of your heart. I placed the "dip: in the top of the heart on the vertical crease.
- Pin the heart in place.
Step 10:
- Using a 1/4" seam allowance, sew around the edge of the heart.
- Tip: I increased the stitch length to 3.0. I also used my walking foot because of the thickness of the heart/Pellon Interfacing. Also S-L-O-W down when you are sewing the heart. It really does help to made the rounded corners of the heart!
- Another option would be to use a blanket stitch.
Step 11:
- With Right Sides Together (RST), fold 7 1/2" X 20 1/2" rectangle in half.
- Give it a quick press with the iron to reset your crease.
- Using a 1/4" seam allowance, sew along the left and right side of the rectangle.
- Leave the top open.
Step 12:
- Clip the bottom corners.
Step 13:
- Turn the rectangle inside out.
- Push out the corners using a chopstick or an unsharpened pencil.
- Press the rectangle.
Step 14:
- Repeat steps 8-13 for each 7 1/2" X 20 1/2" rectangle.
- Make a total of (10) heart pendants.
Step 15:
- With RST, sew (2) Bella Solid Betty Brown 3" X WOF strips together.
- Press the seams open.
- Repeat for the other (2) Bella Solid Betty Brown 3" X WOF strips.
Step 16:- With RST, sew the (2) Bella Solid Betty Brown strips together to create one long strip.
- Press the seams open.
- Fold the top half of the strips over (about 1/2") toward the middle of the strip.
- Press down the entire length of the strip.
- Fold the bottom of the strip over (about 1/2") toward the middle of the strip.
- Press down the entire length of the strip.
Step 18:
- Fold the strip in half again.
- Press down the entire length of the strip.
Step 19:
- Begin pinning down the Bella Solid Betty Brown strip.
- Slide your heart pendant in between the fold of the Bella Solid Betty Brown strip.
- Measure in about 30" from the start of your strip before you start to place your heart pendants. This will allow you to have plenty of room at the start & end of garland. This is helpful when you are trying to hang up your Be My Valentine Garland.
- I left about 1/4" gap in between each heart pendant.
Step 20:
- Stitch down the center of the Bella Sold Betty Brown fabric strip.
Your Be My Valentine Garland in now complete!
To enter the giveaway for the
$50 gift certificate
to Fat Quarter Shop,
please leave a comment on this post.
A winner will be drawn
on Sunday, January 16, 2011.
Remember, in order to be
eligible for the $100 gift certificate
to the Fat Quarter Shop
you must enter all of the
giveaways along the blog tour!
Until Next Time ... Happy Quilting!
Remember, in order to be
eligible for the $100 gift certificate
to the Fat Quarter Shop
you must enter all of the
giveaways along the blog tour!
Until Next Time ... Happy Quilting!
This is super cute; I am seeing one for each holiday in my future:) Thanks for the easy tutorial!
ReplyDeleteCute, cute!! I love the raw edge applique. Definitely something I will try. Thanks so much for the tutorial and all the inspiration!
ReplyDeleteVery cute idea for along the stair rail or over the fireplace. Thank you!
ReplyDeleteToo, too cute! What a fantastic idea! Thanks!!!
ReplyDeleteI never think to use my walking foot for applique. This tour has made me rethink my lack of pink in the fabric stash :)
ReplyDeleteI LOVE IT!! So stinkin' cute! Thanks so much!
ReplyDeleteYou sure put a lot of work into that tutorial, Stephanie! You made it so easy.
ReplyDeleteI can so see this hanging above my Nieces Bed!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the pattern!
What a great idea! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteWhat a cute garland! Love the fabicline many of you have used! Maybe I have to go and buy me some! Thank you for a great tutorial!
ReplyDeleteI have just started doing applique and I love it, and I love doing hearts as well. Thanks for the tut. Linda
ReplyDeleteGreat directions for a darling project! Thank you!
ReplyDeleteWhat a fabulous tutorial. Thank so much. Such a cool garland.
ReplyDeleteNow this project I am going to set to making today! How cute and quick! Thanks for the nice tutorial and the pattern. Love your blog!
ReplyDeleteCarmen in AK
Lovely!Such a great project! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteWow how easy. I might even make one for ME valentines! Hugs Nat
ReplyDeleteYet another lovely project for Valentine's day! Thankyou for a great idea with really clear instructions. I am really enjoying the Blog Hop. Thanks to you all.
ReplyDeleteBest wishes from Carol in Australia
Thank you for the cute garland idea. Adding applqued letters to some of the hearts (for example, "BE MINE") might be fun, too.
ReplyDeleteLovely, and supercute project. Thanks for designing and sharing with us. Györgyi
ReplyDeleteThank you for the wonderful tutorial!
ReplyDeleteap_lemos at yahoo dot com
So cute!! Thank you for sharing this tutorial! I'm definitely putting this on my to-do list!
ReplyDeletevery cute banner!! I just got done doing a fabric banner for my BFF's baby shower this weekend. I like your idea of the fabric sort of enclosing the hanging fabric with the heart. I attached mine to ribbon....
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea! And so simple looking!
ReplyDeleteWow! I love this garland, would be perfect to decorate my daughter's room all year around! Love the colors you've used as well!
ReplyDeleteAgain a really cute valentines project! And with my favourite collection giddy :)
ReplyDeleteBest wishes
Susanne
This is a really cute idea-so many possibilities, not just V-Day. Thank you for a really good step-by-step tutorial and a great project idea.
ReplyDeleteCute garland! Thanks for sharing! Greetings from Seoul.
ReplyDeleteVery cute garland with loads of possibilities. Thanks for such an excellent tutorial complete with pictures for those of us that are more of a visual learner.
ReplyDeleteLove those yummy fabrics you have used - it's so cute!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing & the giveaway :)
Great tutorial with lots of detail and pictures...thanks!
ReplyDeletePlease throw my name in the hat...such a generous giveaway!
Stephanie, this is so adorable. I so love the fabrics you used. Thank you for the chance to win.
ReplyDeleteOutstanding instructions and love your choice of fabrics.
ReplyDeleteThank you Stephanie for a great tutorial! Love the simple cute design.
ReplyDeleteCute, thanks for the tutorial.
ReplyDeleteVery cute idea, thank you!!!
ReplyDeleteLooks like a party to me!!! Thanks for the tutorial & the chance!! :)
ReplyDeleteCute! I love it! Thanks!
ReplyDeleteI love the raw edge applique. My daughter's birthday is just before Valentines day so this will work perfect for her party. Thanks
ReplyDeleteLooks like a fun project...thanks!
ReplyDeleteGreat Valentine garland! thanks for the chance to win :o)
ReplyDeleteAdorable! This blog hop has really made me excited for Valentine's Day this year. Such great projects! :o)
ReplyDeleteCute banner, thank you. And thanks for a chance of winning.
ReplyDeleteThis is so cute! Thank you for sharing this sweet idea!!
ReplyDeleteGreat Garland. I really like your raw edge technique. Thanks for sharing
ReplyDeleteStephanie, this is so adorable!! I love, love, love, this garland!!! Thanks for the wonderful tutorial!
ReplyDeletew00t! That is just too darned cute - thanks a lot for the wonderful explanation and photos - this has really been a most fun blog tour !
ReplyDeleteAdorable! Great tutorial. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteWhat an adorable garland, just adorable! Great job of explaining how you did it!
ReplyDeletelovely garland. Thanks for the tutorial.
ReplyDeleteVery cute pattern and a great tutorial as well. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeletesuch a good step by step tutorial! great job, it looks so cute and decorative. Please include me, I have been following all of you
ReplyDeleteKaren
http://karensquilting.com/blog/
What a cute idea. Thanks for sharing the pattern.
ReplyDeleteReally really cute! Thanks for sharing, and for the opportunity!
ReplyDeletejfquilts@gmail.com
Cute pattern. I have a friend who's planning a Sweet 16 party for her daughter. I can't wait to show her this. I'm thinking is will make cool party decoration. Thanks for the pattern and thanks for participating in the blog hop.
ReplyDeleteWhat a cute idea, so simple too. Thank you for the tutorial.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great tutorial and idea. Could be done for all seasons. Thank You and include me in the giveaways.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the great idea and instructions. Love the material too!
ReplyDeleteWhat a very cute idea. Thanks for the wonderful project and having the Be Mine Blog Hop. You all are so talented.
ReplyDeleteWhat a cute garland! My granddaughters will love it. Thanks for the clear instructions and great pictures. I am enjoying this blog hop. Thanks.
ReplyDeleteCute pennant! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteToo cute! now all I need is a mantle to hang it from lol thanks for taking the time and sharing ideas. Sarah
ReplyDeleteI like this idea, and thanks for sharing. Someone mentioned it could be adapted for different seasons throughout the year, yes!!
ReplyDeleteSuch a cute project for such a lovely fabric line!
ReplyDeleteThanks for a great pattern. I am going to make some of these today!
ReplyDeleteDorothy in IL
Hermoso proyecto y un tutorial muy claro!!!
ReplyDeleteGracias por compartirlo!!!
Beautiful project and a very clear tutorial!
Thanks for sharing!
This is seriously cute!! And it looks terrific hanging up - I have the perfect place for it in my living room......will get started today! Thanks for the great idea...have a nice Valentine's Day! Piece...
ReplyDeleteOh, those are co cute! And they look like they might be fun to make too.
ReplyDeleteadorable! may have to make one for my mantle.
ReplyDeleteWicked cute!
ReplyDeleteThanks for posting the tutorial.
Super cute! I know just where I can put this one too LOL..
ReplyDeleteLove the banner! Trying to think of where I could hang it in my home when I make it. Thanks for the tutorial.
ReplyDeleteI'm sending this project on to my daughter - she loves to raw edge applique and this would be a cute project for her to do with her little ones (my grandies). I've already mailed my runner and wallhanging off to her - so the grands can have fun decorating for Valentines. Very cute project and thank you for sharing.
ReplyDeleteWhat a sweet project and great tutorial too! Thank you
ReplyDeleteSo cute thanks for the idea
ReplyDeleteI have been so tempted by the garlands popping up all over Blog-land. Thanks for the great tutorial!
ReplyDeleteWhat a cute garland! I love the idea and it's so nice and festive. Thank you for this wonderful project!
ReplyDeleteCute garland - sure wish I had a pretty mantle to display it on! Thanks for the pattern.
ReplyDeleteVery cute...my daughters will "heart" this one!
ReplyDeleteWonderful tutorial for a quick and fun idea.
ReplyDeleteLove the valentine fabrics, be fun to use on projects for the holidays.
Debbie
Adorable...I knew yours would be!
ReplyDeleteVery cute garland and I love your fabric choice. Thanks for the instructions.
ReplyDeleteThis is very cute! I love it.
ReplyDeleteLove the garland for a fireplace. Thanks for the great instructions.
ReplyDeleteVery cute. Awesome job.
ReplyDeleteVery cool garland - love the fabric - great instructions! Thank you!
ReplyDeleteI love garlands, especially finished ones! (as opposed to the ones with raw edges) Might have to use my Giddy layer cake for this one too!
ReplyDeleteHow adorable! Thanks for sharing a great project!
ReplyDeleteVery cute Stefanie!
ReplyDeleteThis is so cute! I've never been big on garlands, but this one might change my mind! And you've put together a wonderful tutorial. Thanks for the chance at a giveaway!!
ReplyDeleteThis is just "sew" cute! Thanks so much for sharing and putting together such a great tutorial.
ReplyDeleteWhat an adorable project! Thanks for the great tutorial too!
ReplyDeleteSimply adorable. That would look wonderful hanging from my mantle...I'm adding it to the list of projects that I MUST do!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for the great tutorial, and your participation in the "tour"!
Have a Happy day!
XOXO,
Cyndi
What a cool idea, Stefanie. I'm envisioning this in Snowflakes as well as Christmas trees.
ReplyDeleteYes, indeed, I HEART this idea.
And besides that, I HEART YOU !!!
Great tutorial! I can see myself using this for other holidays and seasons also...like snowmen for winter. Thanks so much!
ReplyDeleteVery Charming! And I'm loving seeing all the projects with the Giddy fabric. Thanks for the tutorial!!
ReplyDeleteCute. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteVery cute and fun!
ReplyDeleteWhat a cute banner and the fabric choice was great. I think your directions were very clear and loved the pictures too. Wish everyone gave such detailed directions. Thanks.
ReplyDeletecute banner!
ReplyDeleteAnother great project, so cute! Giddy is one of my favourite fabric collections :)
ReplyDeleteHayley
Very nice and simple pattern!
ReplyDeleteGreetings from Debby,
the Netherlands
Gorgeous!! And I love how detailed your instructions were!
ReplyDeleteSo cute, I'm going to make a bunch and hang them in the windows. Thanks.
ReplyDeleteDarling! Thanks so much for the beautiful project. I can't wait to start it!
ReplyDeleteVery cute - my niece will love this!
ReplyDeleteYour beautiful photographs really made this tutorial a fun one to read. They were very helpful, too.
ReplyDeleteI already have a paper Valentine banner for my mantle, but the thought immediately popped into my head that a birthday banner with hearts would be so much fun. I always try to do a simple and homemade decoration on our mantle for each of my children's birthdays. This would be perfect, because it could stay folded neatly in a drawer and be pulled out to be reused several times a year.
Love the idea! Thanks so much for sharing. Great job!
A fun and creative project! You gave excellent detailed information as to how to make a perfect banner. I am going to add the letters to spell "VALENTINE" using brown floss, with one less flag, and maybe "pink" the edges of the hearts. Thansk for joining the blog tour!
ReplyDeleteGreat tutorial & cute banner - thanks.
ReplyDeleteYou ALWAYS have such great photos...Nice tutorial.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great garland! Thank you so much for sharing this with "blogland". I have enjoyed the blog tour so much and love finding some great new blogs to follow!
ReplyDeleteMaria
Thanks for the great tutorial. And, thanks for being one of the hostess' for the blog tour!
ReplyDeleteWould look good hanging from my mantle.
ReplyDeleteOMGosh!!! This is too cute! You did a wonderful job on the tutorial!
ReplyDeleteValentines day is one holiday that I do not have many decorations for. This blog hop has sure got a lot of wonderful projects to get started. Thanks for the garland pattern and for sharing:)
ReplyDeleteyour banner is wonderful, and your tutorial is so detailed, great job, thank you
ReplyDeletefantastic garland and sooo great giveaway!
ReplyDeleteSo adorable and a perfect tutorial!!
ReplyDeleteYour tutorial is very clear and easy to follow. Thank you for sharing.
ReplyDeleteVery cute- I can see a Christmas version using trees, too. Thanks for showing us that!
ReplyDeleteI have had one of these on my want-to-do...someday list for a while now. I love the way yours is put together. Might have to push it closer to the top of the list. :)
ReplyDeleteThanks for the wonderful idea and sharing the tutorial.
ReplyDeleteVery cute idea! It can be made to fit any season, too.
ReplyDeleteVery cute, would love the chance to win. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteGreat tutorial! So many Valentine's Day projects on the to-do list. There's always next year :)
ReplyDeleteToo cute and very versatile. Thanks for the tutorial!
ReplyDeleteWhat a nice idea. Thanks for the tutorial.
ReplyDeleteLove the Valentine garland. Very cute. Thaks for the tutorial.
ReplyDeleteMary
Cute! I love hearts! :)
ReplyDeleteLooks like a well done tutorial. Very cute banner idea, Thanks
ReplyDeleteHow cute is this!??? Love hearts. Thank you for the tutorial.
ReplyDeletethis is a super-cute idea! I'm filing it away for future use with lots o' different shapes!
ReplyDeleteWow, great instructions! You detailed the process perfectly. Thanks for a wonderful project, blog hop and giveaway. ~Kathleen
ReplyDeleteWhat a cute idea! I love this adorable garland!!!
ReplyDeleteFantastic tutorial, thankyou! A very cheery project that looks simply wonderful.
ReplyDeleteso cute! & what a pretty blog, I'm a follower now.
ReplyDeleteCute pattern. I love the Giddy line.
ReplyDeleteLove this tutorial thank you!Thanks for the great giveaway!
ReplyDeleteTracy
dawson.tracy35@yahoo.com
Very sweet!! Your tutorial is exceptional - lot's of photos and great detail. Thanks for sharing - this is a project that I will do!!
ReplyDeletemicheletimms at gmail dot com
Love it! And great pictures to explain it all.
ReplyDeleteThank you so much!
Very cute garland and great directions. Thanks so much.
ReplyDeleteOhhh what a very fun idea! Thanks so much!
ReplyDeleteThank you for a great tutorial! I love that fabric...I need to get some to add to my stash!
ReplyDeletegreat idea! I put away my Christmas decorations today, and was just thinking of doing something else to decorate, this cute garland might just be the thing to make :-)
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for the great tutorial!! What a delightful idea! I plan to make one for over my patio door!
ReplyDeleteGreat tutorial with beaucoup photos! It's a nice project to transition from the holidays to Valentine's day. Thank you for your time in putting it together and participating in the blog hop :)
ReplyDeletensue21702 at gmail dot com
Thanks for a cute project .. I can see making one of these for my family room doorway, just a little smaller. Great tutorial and thanks for being part of the hop!
ReplyDeleteSew sweet...I love your method of applique!
ReplyDeleteThat is soooo cute! My creativity is flowing now~!
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing and participating. Applique sentiments (like the kids candy hearts) would be so cute.
ReplyDeleteHi Stefanie!
ReplyDeleteI like the way you did the connector for the Garland - nice and neat! I haven't made any type of fabric garland - yet! Maybe this is the one - you've explained it very well.
Hope you have a great new year :)
I'm lovin' this! Also, I'm for sure going to try the walking foot the next time I do applique.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great little banner. Thanks for sharing and the chance to win!
ReplyDeleteStefanie,
ReplyDeleteI'm loving this blog tour. Great tutorial too! Thanks for participating and allowing us to join in on the fun.
Jane
Very cute! Thanks for the tutorial.
ReplyDeleteCUTE! But admittedly, I immediately thought of making this w/ 4 leaf clovers or shamrocks for St. Pat's - I have a stash of St. Pats fabrics that would be perfect for this!
ReplyDeleteVery cute banner now I need a fireplace like yours to hang one! Thanks for the tutorial and blog tour!
ReplyDeleteThis is a great blog tour...love your project. Saw several techniques that I intend to try
ReplyDeleteVery cute! Love the easy tutorial.
ReplyDeleteWhat a cute idea! Thanks!
ReplyDeleteVery cute! I love garlands. :)
ReplyDeleteSo cute!!! I may try this with the granddaughters as they would love it.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great design, thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great tutorial...Thank you for sharing ; )
ReplyDeleteWhat a sweet idea and a GREAT tutorial!! thanks so much for sharing!!
ReplyDeleteTake care!
Paulette
Wonderful garland. Great idea. I willbe keeping this for other holiday fabric, too !!
ReplyDeleteIt's been fun to see all the different Valentine projects, each one so different from the other. Thanks for your detailed instructions.
ReplyDeletesuch a cute way to decorate for valentines day. I look forward to makeing it.
ReplyDeleteso cute! thanks for a chance to win
ReplyDeleteSo fun! That is my kind of appliqué : )
ReplyDeleteGreat project and tutorial!
ReplyDeleteAll of your projects on this blog tour have been wonderful, including this one!
ReplyDeleteWonderful, I love your "Be My Valentine Garland"! Thank you for sharing with us and also for the giveaway. Have a great day!
ReplyDeleteVery cute garland! Thanks for the tutorial
ReplyDeleteThis tour has been so much fun. It has made me think outside the box somewhat. Your idea is very clever. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteAnother great decoration for Valentine's day. Thanks for sharing with us.
ReplyDeleteI absolutely ADORE it!!! Thanks for the super detailed instructions.
ReplyDeleteFun garland! And very thorough directions. I can see using your basic tutorial for any other applied decoration as well. Thanks!
ReplyDeletenot only are these projects all so cute, but so inspiring. Thanks for the blog tour. I am loving it.
ReplyDeleteThis is such a great idea. It's easy enough to be made in a weekend. Thanks for the tutorial.
ReplyDeleteJaylene
lv2kwilt (at) gmail (dot) com
TOURING!
ReplyDeleteGRAND TUTORIAL=THANKS!
jldouglas@wispwest.net
A great tutorial for this sweet garland. Love the Giddy fabric. I think I could use this method for a Christmas tree garland. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteCute! Great instructions and perfect pictures to help see what to do! Thanks!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun tutorial. Very cute! Thanks for sharing. This is such a fun blog tour! HUGS... and stitches
ReplyDeleteVery cute. Thanks for the tutorial.
ReplyDeleteyou did a fantastic job -- the banner could be made up for any special event, and your instructions are very good. i really like the hearts vs lettering! Thank you!
ReplyDeleteVery nice! Excellent tutorial.
ReplyDeleteThank you for this project. I love it. I love to raw edge applique. Thank you for being part of this.
ReplyDeletethanks for such a complete step by step tute! the kids will help me with this one!
ReplyDeleteWhat a cute garland! Thank you so much for sharing this with us. :)
ReplyDeleteWow, I seriously learned a lot of new technique from this tutorial. :D This was great! Steps were clearly explained and illustrated which is great for beginners like me.
ReplyDeleteI don't normally make V-day decor, but I may just have to make these.
ReplyDeleteTotally adorable.
I love it, very cute & the instructions look great. Can't wait to get in my sewing room & whip this up. thank you
ReplyDeleteI would appreciate you putting my name in for the contest. Toni
hadacres@comcast.net
I'm telling you, you gals as SO talented! Thanks for the darling banner. Love it!
ReplyDeleteGreat project! Thanks for sharing =)
ReplyDeleteThis is really cute. I love your pictures, they show the Giddy line so well that I now really like this line of fabric.
ReplyDeleteThis has been the best Blog Tour...what a perfect segway from Christmas in to Valentine's Day. Kept my spirits up that is for sure!
ReplyDeleteGreat tutorial! Nicely done. I have wanted to make a garland FOREVER and don't know why I haven't. This is the one for me! Thanks.
ReplyDeleteAnother great tutorial! You ladies are workin' your magic this week! Thanks so much!
ReplyDeletemolly_dye(at)hotmail(dot)com
What a cute idea. I don't have a fireplace, but I could see makeing it a bit shorter and putting it on my door instead of a wall hanging.
ReplyDeleteAnother project I want to make! I wish I had the same fabric-I wonder if I can find it near by? I guess I'm off to shop! Thanks
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