Folded patchwork

I love fabric folding and other techniques that add texture to any garment or quilts. The best known quilt that used fabric folding is a cathedral window quilt. The demo on the video is for a mini …

This Amish folded star quilted hot pad is so beautiful. I am so in love with this project by Crouton

folded star mat tutorial with clear and simple instructions

4-patch textured quilt Textured quilt You can buy the quilt tutorials in one single PDF document. The document contains a step by step instructions with colour photos in a 60+ page booklet each. F…

Hi again everyone! It’s Maria from Not Only Quilts and I’m so happy to be back here at Moda Bake Shop to share my third tutorial with you all. This time we’ll be making a really f…

I'm so excited to finally be able to share this amazing technique on how I made the folded stars. Please know right off this is not my pattern, and the tutorial is to show you how easy it is to use the template to make them. I received permission by Plum Easy to give instructions on my blog. For the full pattern and template with cutting instructions just visit my shop. Here is what you need~ Plum Easy Folded Star Pattern and Template (the pattern comes with 1 template, and you can also get…

Folded patchwork bag from a Kumiko Sudo pattern. Thjis is bag no.1 made a couple of years ago - I've varied the sizes of the others along with the embellishments. Versatile and fun to make asd a gift.

I'm sure I'm not the only one who was wondering how to do this. When I ran across this tutorial

Japanese Folded Patchwork just happens to be one of my favourite techniques. It’s right up there with making hexagons. So I thought I’d show you how I approach the task. Keep in mind that oth…

Posts about Japanese Folded Patchwork written by Lucie

This is not an original pattern. It’s old. Older than me, and that’s saying something. I don’t know how old it is, but it’s been around forever and has been sold at craft fairs and online. I...

Let's see if I can go through this without being too confusing. First thing is to cut out some hexigons. I made mine out of charm squares because I wanted a larger size. I usually starch the fabric - it holds a crease better and is easier to work with. Also I hand sew mine but that is a preference. Fold the hex in half and finger press. Rotate it and make 2 more folds. Next make a fold bringing the flat side in to the previous creased line. Do this for all the sides. That will be six folds…

This Fold and Stitch Wreath can be used as a wall hanging or candle table topper. Its made with a pattern from Poorhouse Quilt Designs.

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Well, as a rule, this is basically a baking blog. However . . . blogs are designed to make people happy, and since sewing is something that makes me very happy, and since so many of you have asked me to...Read more

Fabric + thread + beads + buttons + wire = WOW! This “Fennel” origami ornament is a perfect example of the end result being greater than the sum of its parts. In just a few minutes, using the simplest of supplies, you can create a beautiful Christmas ornament sure to impress anyone lucky enough to […]

I’m getting ready for Christmas season, how about you? I’m drinking hot cocoa, watching Hallmark Christmas movies… I’ve even started humming some Christmas carols around the house! (Yes, I’m one of those people…) It’s time for some quick projects- things you can make quickly and give as gifts and for your own holiday decorating. If […]