I took a few minutes break from quilting for a hot cup of herbal tea and honey
and to sew two of these
Quick Gift Jar Openers
because I needed a couple of simple gifts for friends.
5 inch squares - 1 -2 -3
I had my walking foot on my machine which is what I like to use for these
and I decided the thread for my quilt
matched the gold in the fabrics just right.
I trim these after I sew and turn and use my
Clover 2 Point Turner
to push out the pints and smooth the edge seams.
because I needed a couple of simple gifts for friends.
5 inch squares - 1 -2 -3
I had my walking foot on my machine which is what I like to use for these
and I decided the thread for my quilt
matched the gold in the fabrics just right.
I trim these after I sew and turn and use my
Clover 2 Point Turner
to push out the pints and smooth the edge seams.
I also do a quick press on the fabric side only
before I top stitch around the edges to close the seam.
before I top stitch around the edges to close the seam.
This is one of my most popular tutorials on my blog:
Full Tutorial for
The back of these jar openers is no-slip
easyLiner
These make good no-slip coasters, too!
It has been a really fun blog hop week seeing all the wonderful
Stitch It and Gift It Blog Hop
that I thought I would do some more stitching and gifting posts.
Time to resume my Quilting ... Quilting ... Quilting.
This weekend I will be quilting This Project,
which will be featured on my blog in December
with a new free pattern release from Fat Quarter Shop.
Have a Happy Quilty Weekend!
