Showing posts with label From the Heart Blog Hop. Show all posts
Showing posts with label From the Heart Blog Hop. Show all posts

Monday, October 26, 2020

From the Heart Blog Hop -Day 1



A big thank you to Carol for putting this blog hop together.  It is day one of this blog hop. Below is the full schedule, so make sure you tune in each day for some great gift ideas.

October 26

Creatin' in the Sticks

Ms P Designs USA

Becky’s Adventures in Quilting and Travel

Websterquilt

Selina Quilts

Cynthia's Creating Ark  (you are here)

Quilting Gail

Scrapdash

Ridge Top Quilt

Elizabeth Coughlin Designs

That Fabric Feeling

Vicki’s Crafts and Quilting

 October 27

MooseStashQuilting

Just Because Quilts

Day Brook Designs

Karen's Korner

Quilt Schmilt

Kathy's Kwilts and More

Karrin’s Crazy World

Words & Stitches

Vroomans Quilts

Sew Many Yarns

Songbird Designs

Samelia's Mum

 October 28

Just Let Me Quilt

Quiltscapes

Beaquilter

Seams To Be Sew

Pieceful Thoughts of My Quilting Life

Bumbleberry Stitches

Days Filled With Joy

Quilted Delights

Den Syende Himmel

Life in the Scrapatch

Storied Quilts

Kathleen McMusing

Food for Thought

For my idea, it involves you checking out what containers you are throwing out or recyling from your home, There is so many different containers you can use.  I have been eating a new brand of yoghurt which gives me a great container to decorate as it has a cardboard sleeve on it that is easily removed to leave you a plain container.

 This leaves you a blank canvas to work with and the plastic lid is clear, so you can use that as well. I made a wrap to go around the container with a bit of velcro  to secure it to the container, 

This is how I made it.

Make a quilt sandwich slightly larger than the width of your container  plus 2 "  for the overlap. You can use the fabrics you like or if it's for Christmas - Christmas fabrics.  This is a good way of using up some of your wadding scraps too.  This is where you can have some fun with rulerwork quilt, freemotion quilting or some straight line quilting.  Quilt your strip or strips.

 Once you are happy double check your size and trim if you need too.

 Next bind your wrap using your preferred method. 


Wrap it around your container  and mark where your velcro needs to go.  
Sew on your velcro.
Wrap it around the container and you are ready to fill it or use it.

You can fill it with all sorts of treats, It mays a great sewing caddy. You will even find some in my shop holding stock together.



I hope you have fun with this idea and enjoy everyone else ideas.

Until Next Time

Keep Stitching

Cynthia