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Thursday, September 30, 2010

My Spot in the Bloghop!

Welcome to my spot in the blog hop!!! What I would like
to share with all of you is how easy and fun it is to use 
AccuQuilt products to create beautiful quilts.
I am going to show you what I have done with
one of their fabulous dies the Arabesque #2.
My quilt is "Pour Out Your Heart" in which I
used it for the splash! 
I used it again in "Big Blue".  Great quilt for the little
guy in your family.
And then again in my Christmas runner.
Look what you can do with the tumbler block! My quilt
I am designing with this thought, is in the works and should
be out very soon.  Be checking here at my blog to see 
what the final outcome is, but meantime, create your own!
With the AccuCut products, designs are endless.  
There are kits available on my website all pre-cut,
pre-fused and ready to be put together.  How easy 
buy a kit and enjoy your new quilt.
Thanks so much for joining me in what I love to do!





Wednesday, September 15, 2010

Table Runners

Do you want something quick and easy that will make any table a
sight to behold? Well, check my new Table Runner Patterns out!
You can get your kit and get started making a runner for your
table. Go to http://www.quiltedinspirations.net and order you kit
today. Both of theses kits are pre-cut using AccuCut signature
block, fall leaves and a cute Christmas tree. The kits have
everything to create the top. If you wanted, you could even
make this a reversible runner, fall on one side and Christmas
on the other. Either way, in a days time, you will have two
beautiful runners to adorn you table with.

Saturday, August 28, 2010

Take a look at what I do with AccuCut Dies!

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Saturday, July 24, 2010

Friday Night Sew-In

 Well, my Friday Night Sew-In began with my Drunkard's Path die cut from AccuCut.

Then on to the pile of cut "Path's"
To the sewing machine to piece the "Path's" together.
But the best part of the piecing, was using  the
"CurveMaster" foot!!!! That foot is wonderful, no pinning
with perfect results.  You ought to try it.  
With the "Path's" sewn, then up to the design wall they went.
Once placed, then down they came to be stitched together.
I was stitching with one eye open and one closed, so
I decided to call it a night and will continue this project
with appliqué and a cute border.  So be checking in
to see the finished project.  What a great way to spend
one night that is purposely set aside to quilt.  
Get signed in on the next "Friday Night Sew In" by going to
on the "Friday Night" button.  





Wednesday, July 21, 2010

Quilted Inspirations designs using Accucut Dies

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Monday, June 21, 2010

School House

A new quilt which is in the makings using my new 
Accucut school house die.

Wednesday, May 19, 2010

May & June BOM & Mats

These are the new blocks for the Calendar BOM. Check my website



And here are a few extra's that were offered in the class!
Each month I offer extra projects like the ones below. May
had a "Spa" theme and June is a "Father's Day" theme.
For May,the neck towel with a cute Accucut flower
can be filled with rice or whatever you desire, heated in
the microwave and applied as needed.
The jar is filled with a relaxing blend of soothing salts and
an Accucut flower is placed on the lid.
The box was made with an empty detergent box, covered with
batting and fabric and then embellished with ties, belt and buttons.
If these interest you, go to my website and get on my newsletter
for updates and classes that I am offering.


Fun Quilts using Accucut

Here are some of my quilts I made using the Take 5 Accucut Die.

Thursday, April 8, 2010

B.O.M. Calendar Block & Mat




These blocks are done with Accucut dies!