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Showing posts with label embroidery. Show all posts
Showing posts with label embroidery. Show all posts

Wednesday, December 20, 2017

Fantastic Beasts Quilt Along 2 Week 16

Welcome!

To week 16 of the Fantastic Beasts 2 Quilt Along.


Today is the last block to finish off our layouts. 
Next week's post will contain the instructions on how to put the layout together.

WEEK 16!
Block 31 - Layout 1

https://drive.google.com/open?id=1VcTHtM_D-8fZXODQdaHflWvE0K0QdYbf
https://drive.google.com/open?id=1VcTHtM_D-8fZXODQdaHflWvE0K0QdYbf
Exposure Threat Levels with Embroidery.
Designed by Vanda Chittenden

Block tested by Jennifer Rowles
Paper Pieced & Embroidery
10" x 10" & 5" x 5" excluding seam allowance
Difficulty level 4

The embroidery has only been designed for the 10 inch block.



Inside the Magical office building of Macusa, they have this wonderful clock, that shows any threat to the wizarding world. Including the number of exposures, obliviations and witch hunts.

 NB! You do not need to make this block for layout 2.

Block 32 - Layout 2

https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B88w9dy6XsjWbEd3TXlad3dQUDQ 
Designed by Vanda Chittenden
Tested by Amber Lowery
Paper Pieced
10" x 10" excluding seam allowance each
Difficulty level 3

We will be adding some of my Fantastic Beasts from last year, to complete this quilt.
Reminder that the final layout instructions for layout 2 will be released end of December.

Signature block.

If you have been sewing along on any of the Quilt Along events, you will have seen that some of the designers releasing a signature block during the event.

What is a signature block?
It is a block, that you can sew and embroider with your details on it. You can use this as your quilt label and you can send this block to the designer, who collects all of these blocks from all over the world to make into a memory quilt for themselves.

Do I have to make one?
Absolutely not. This is a special request, and is not compulsory at all. We would love to get one though, it makes such a nice memory to add into a quilt.

What do I do?
Download the pattern. Sew it up. And embroider / stencil your name, where you are from and the #FBQAL2 somewhere on the block and send it off to the address that is printed on the pattern. Easy peazy.

https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B5hcPzX6qWJxOHA4ZDF3Ml9uOW8

https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B5hcPzX6qWJxOHA4ZDF3Ml9uOW8
10 x 10 inches excluding the seam allowance
 Layout 2 instructions will be posted at the end of the qal.

 All patterns will also be added to the Fantastic Beasts archive here on Fandom In Stitches.

Before we get started there are some important things you need to know.

About the Fantastic Beasts 2 Quilt Along: 
  • All the blocks presented during the Quilt Along, is inspired by the Movie Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them. 
  • Do you have a question? Please contact me via email above or contact me in the Facebook group below. 
  • Join the QAL at anytime and work at your own pace. There is no penalty for starting late.
  • All Fantastic Beasts patterns are 100% free and they will stay that way. These patterns are free for your personal and NON-profit use only. Not to be used for manufacture or distribution. Sale of this pattern or quilts made from this pattern is prohibited. 
  •  The Fantastic Beasts Quilt Along 2 will be presenting 2 quilt blocks a week on each Wednesday for 16 weeks.  Week 17 will be for the layout and the design invitational.
  • The blocks will range from easy to hard. All the patterns is paper pieced, with some embroidery on 3 blocks. 
  • There are 2 different layout instructions (more information on that below) will be released on week 17. Fabric amounts are available below.
  • For best results print with NO SCALING. In Google Drive (where this file is hosted) uncheck “fit to page.” See your printer instructions for more details if needed.
  Fabric Requirements

  • You have 2 different layouts to choose from or even better, make both.
  • Below is the fabric requirements for both layouts.
  • During the quilt along, with each block we will mention which block is for each layout.
  • Layout 1 has both 10" and 5" options. Some of the blocks will be difficult to make in the 5" size.
  • Some of layout 1 blocks is included in layout 2. We will make a note of this with those specific blocks.

Layout 1

 Layout 1 designed by Vanda Chittenden
 62"x 82" (for full sized layout using 10" paper pieced blocks)
Layout 1 Tested by Jennifer Rowles
Fabric Amounts
Measures 62"x 82" (for full sized layout using 10" blocks)
  • Background fabric - sky blue 1 ⅛ yards
  • Suitcase lining background - any color 2 yards
  • Suitcase front - light brown “leather” 1 yard
  • Suitcase outline - dark brown ½ yard
  • Assorted scraps for the blocks.
 Layout 2

 Layout 2 Designed by Kristi Lehane
 Measures 70" x 90" using assorted sized paper pieced blocks

Layout 2 tested by Kristi Lehane

Fabric Requirements 


Measures 70" x 90"
  • Background fabric ( 3 yards)
  • Assorted scraps for the blocks.

(All of the information above, will be included at the bottom of each weeks post for future reference.)

LLAP
Vanda Chittenden


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Wednesday, May 24, 2017

Goblin King: A Labyrinth Quilt & Stitch Along Week 21 plus Quilt Layout AND Bonus Blocks!


Welcome the the final (official!) installment of the Goblin King, A Labyrinth Quilt & Stitch Along!
REMINDER: You are cordially invited to participate in The Goblin King Design InvitationalShare your design for a chance to win this fun commemorative shirt! Details are HERE. 
Invitational Patterns to be posted next week, so don't miss it!

* * *

And now...Week 21 ! 

You knew he was waiting...

You need to make just one of the following patterns for your quilt.

Week 21 : Embroidery
designed by Jennifer Ofenstein
Tested by Jennifer Ofenstein & Amber Lowery

For best results, embroider on a 13" or 14" square of fabric.

Square up to 12 1/2” when stitching is complete


 
Week 21: Paper Pieced
designed by Michelle Thompson
tested by Karen McGuigan
includes details that can be embroidered, drawn, quilted or painted in
12" finished (12 1/2" with seam allowance)



BONUS EMBROIDERED BLOCK!
substitute for any 6" block
designed by Mel Moore
Tested by Karen Mcguigan
6" finished (6 1/2" with seam allowance)

Look for MORE awesome blocks
during next week's Design Invitational!


Ready to finish your quilt? LET'S DO IT!

Finished quilt size is 72" x 84"

During these final weeks, we have been sharing assembly instructions a little at a time. Here you will find all of the assembly instructions as presented a single part at a time. Instructions are also available in a single document for those of you downloading for the first time.





All of the above instructions in one document:


Fabric colors are YOUR choice. The quilt shown is an example only, but we do recommend you use a light, a medium, and a dark. If you prefer a dark background for your blocks, then shift your other two colors to the light/medium colors. Backgrounds can also be scrappy. Quilter's choice!


About this EVENT:
  • Goblin King, A Labyrinth Quilt & Stitch Along (#labyrinthquilt) is a collaborative event hosted here on Fandom in Stitches by Jennifer Ofenstein of sewhooked.com & fandominstitches.com.
  • Designers for this event include: Angela Gross, Anita M, Beth Gough, Daphne Seymour, Jennifer Ofenstein, Jennifer Rowles, Karen Mcguigan, Kylie Pecarina, Mel Moore, Michelle Thompson, & Michelle Tuller. 
  • The event ran January through May 2017.
  • This event include free patterns as well as piecing instructions for the quilt top.
  • Patterns are both hand embroidered and paper pieced. You only need one of each week's patterns for the final quilt. Mix and match as desired.
  • The pattern sizes for each block corresponds with the layout shown.
  • Use fabric colors that work best for you.
  • The final quilt size as designed is 72" x 84". 
  • Patterns are archived on the Labyrinth page.

More Helpful Information:
  • These patterns are free for your personal and NON-profit use only. Not to be used for manufacture or distribution. Sale of these patterns or quilts made from these pattern is prohibited. No infringement of any kind is intended.
  • For best results with paper pieced patterns, print with NO SCALING. In Google Drive, uncheck “fit to page..” See your printer instructions for more details if needed.
  • Fabric amounts are generous estimates and are provided as a courtesy. Actual amounts may vary depending on your paper piecing technique.
  • Need to learn to paper piece or hand embroider? Check out our Quilting Help page for lots of awesome tutorial links!
  • Win prizes monthly during 2016 on fandominstitches.com by sharing photos with the FiS flickr group.
  • Join the Goblin King: A Labyrinth Quilt & Stitch Along Facebook Group for community, support, & more!
  • Posting on social media? Mark you photos #labyrinthquilt!

Craftsy


Looking for our general Fandom in Stitches Facebook group? You can join us for quilty discussions and fandomy goodness right here!

Share photos of your blocks and other projects you have made using Fandom In Stitches patterns with our flickr group for a chance to win one of our fabulous monthly prizes! You receive one entry for each project. Only photos posted to flickr are eligible to win.

 

  

Fandom In Stitches and it's designers do not hold copyright on any of the fandom titles represented on this site. Respective Designers reserve copyright on patterns only and request that out of respect for the fandoms we love, that you use them for personal and non-profit reasons only. The Designers at Fandom In Stitches receive no payment for any of the patterns posted and expressly forbid resale & manufacture.

Wednesday, May 17, 2017

Goblin King: A Labyrinth Quilt & Stitch Along Week 20




REMINDER: You are cordially invited to participate in The Goblin King Design Invitational! Share your design for a chance to win this fun commemorative shirt! Details are HERE. 

And now...Week 20 !

Reminder - you need to make only one of the following patterns for your quilt.

 Week 20 : Embroidery
designed by Karen Mcguigan
Tested by Karen Mcguigan
For best results, embroider on a 7" or 8" square of fabric.
Square up to 6 1/2” when stitching is complete


 
Week 20: Paper Pieced
designed by Angela Gross
tested by Verena Glöckner
includes details that can be embroidered, drawn, quilted or painted in
6" finished (6 1/2" with seam allowance)




The end is near and our next set of ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS are here! 

For the final few weeks, we will be releasing finishing instructions to complete your Goblin King Quilt.






Please read the following before starting your quilt:

About this EVENT:
  • Goblin King, A Labyrinth Quilt & Stitch Along (#labyrinthquilt) is a collaborative event hosted here on Fandom in Stitches by Jennifer Ofenstein of sewhooked.com & fandominstitches.com.
  • Designers for this event include: Angela Gross, Anita M, Beth Gough, Daphne Seymour, Jennifer Ofenstein, Jennifer Rowles, Karen Mcguigan, Kylie Pecarina, Mel Moore, Michelle Thompson, & Michelle Tuller. 
  • The event runs January through May 2017.
  • This event include free patterns as well as piecing instructions for the quilt top.
  • Patterns are both hand embroidered and paper pieced. You only need one of each week's patterns for the final quilt. Mix and match as desired.
  • The pattern sizes for each block corresponds with the layout shown.
  • Use fabric colors that work best for you.
  • The final quilt size as designed is 72" x 84". Instructions to complete your quilt will be released during May.
  • Patterns are archived on the Labyrinth page.

More Helpful Information:
  • These patterns are free for your personal and NON-profit use only. Not to be used for manufacture or distribution. Sale of these patterns or quilts made from these pattern is prohibited. No infringement of any kind is intended.
  • For best results with paper pieced patterns, print with NO SCALING. In Google Drive, uncheck “fit to page..” See your printer instructions for more details if needed.
  • Fabric amounts are generous estimates and are provided as a courtesy. Actual amounts may vary depending on your paper piecing technique.
  • Need to learn to paper piece or hand embroider? Check out our Quilting Help page for lots of awesome tutorial links!
  • Win prizes monthly during 2016 on fandominstitches.com by sharing photos with the FiS flickr group.
  • Join the Goblin King: A Labyrinth Quilt & Stitch Along Facebook Group for community, support, & more!
  • Posting on social media? Mark you photos #labyrinthquilt!

Craftsy


Looking for our general Fandom in Stitches Facebook group? You can join us for quilty discussions and fandomy goodness right here!

Share photos of your blocks and other projects you have made using Fandom In Stitches patterns with our flickr group for a chance to win one of our fabulous monthly prizes! You receive one entry for each project. Only photos posted to flickr are eligible to win.

 

  

Fandom In Stitches and it's designers do not hold copyright on any of the fandom titles represented on this site. Respective Designers reserve copyright on patterns only and request that out of respect for the fandoms we love, that you use them for personal and non-profit reasons only. The Designers at Fandom In Stitches receive no payment for any of the patterns posted and expressly forbid resale & manufacture.