Posted by Unknown / 7/02/2013 / 2 Comments / crafting , scrapbooking
Quilt Inspired Layout- Ticker Tape
Here's something you might not have known, I share a studio with my Mom, who quilts. Quilting is messy and there is usually fabric all over the table. (Not that I don't spread my paper and supplies out too. haha) I decided to do some paper projects inspired by my Mom's quilting.
Today's layout is inspired by Ticker Tape quilts. Ticker Tape quilts have a cool technique, instead of stitching blocks together, you applique pieces of fabric on top of a quilt. It looks pretty neat, google "Ticker Tape Quilts" and check out all the cool pictures.
I started by just picking about a bunch of scrap papers that I thought went together (some of them were all from a Cosmo Cricket stack) and then chopping them up into squares and rectangles. Then I arranged them and glued them down. Pretty easy it just takes a little time and lots of little pieces.
Usually for Ticker Tape quilts, you just do straight stitches along the edges of the pieces. I however decided to use my free motion foot and go crazy. I love my free motion foot. :)
My Mom is working on a really pretty quilt right now, using up a ton of scrap fabric. As you can see in this picture her scrap fabric blew up. :)
Do you ever make things inspired by quilts? What are you inspired by?
I'm also linking this to the "Anything Goes" Challenge at Simon Says Stamp and Show.
Today's layout is inspired by Ticker Tape quilts. Ticker Tape quilts have a cool technique, instead of stitching blocks together, you applique pieces of fabric on top of a quilt. It looks pretty neat, google "Ticker Tape Quilts" and check out all the cool pictures.
Usually for Ticker Tape quilts, you just do straight stitches along the edges of the pieces. I however decided to use my free motion foot and go crazy. I love my free motion foot. :)
My Mom is working on a really pretty quilt right now, using up a ton of scrap fabric. As you can see in this picture her scrap fabric blew up. :)
Do you ever make things inspired by quilts? What are you inspired by?
I'm also linking this to the "Anything Goes" Challenge at Simon Says Stamp and Show.


