Monday Madness – From Slippers to Evening Bags
October 12th, 2009
Welcome back to Monday Madness – an eclectic selection of patterns.
It’s getting colder and you’re going to need to keep those feet warm! These “big foot” slippers are made using the Flannel Chenille technique. Sizes for everyone from x-small to x-large; from narrow to wide widths. Make a few extra for Christmas gifts. Who wouldn’t like a new pair of comfy slippers?
Churn Dash is a miniature quilt. It finishes at 18 1/2″ square. Use your scraps for this cute quilt. You could make a few with different color variations and they would make a nice grouping.
The Happy Quilt is a 35 1/2″ square quilt that will brighten up any wall. Easy triangle shortcuts are included in the pattern.Â
Straddling Scarecrow is enjoying the fall. Just one in a series of Straddling characters, each one is constructed the same way and measures the same size.  Applique on a pieced background with borders to frame it all.
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Dig out your scraps and make covers for scrapbooks, photo albums, paperbacks. Plus instructions for bookbags, bookmarks, glass cases. More than twenty projects are found in Scraps & Books & Covers.
Baby’s Bow Wow Blanket works as a wallhanging or to snuggle baby. Easy four square blocks as star centers plus simple applique doggy pull toys make a whimsical quilt. Make it scrappy or match the nursery’s color scheme. Makes a great shower or new baby gift.
Kizmet Klutch comes in two sizes. Make the large one with bold fabrics for a casual bag for everyday use. Make the smaller one with more sedate fabrics for an evening bag.
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