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Casserole Carrier 1

Tue, 30 Jun 2009 11:34:30 GMT

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Casserole Holder

CUT

Bow Strips - Cut 2 strips 8 cm x 30cm (3 ¼" x 12")

Body - Lay the outside fabric and the lining on top of each other, right sides together and cut the following: Cut one piece (of both layers) - 70cm x 30cm (28" x 12") - round the corners using a glass to draw the curve evenly.

Cut one piece (of both layers) - 75cm x 30cm (30" x 12") - fold in half and cut as indicated in the illustration below to create the handles.

Cut one piece of batting of each type - one 70cm x 30cm (28" x 12") with rounded corners and one 75cm x 30cm (30" x 12")

Casserole Carrier 2

Tue, 30 Jun 2009 11:31:26 GMT

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Embroider

Slide on the embroidery unit. Select the embroidery designs you wish from your embroidery card/disk. Use your Pictogram pen to mark the center point of each design on the lining piece where you like to place them. In the original casserole holder sample, the embroideries were placed at the each of each short side with the center of the design approximately 10cm from the edge of the fabric. Embroider all four designs. (if you do not have an embroidery option - continue to the next step)

SEWING

1. Place the two pieces of the lining on top of the batting.

2. Take the standard ankle and presser foot off the machine.

3. Attach the Dual Feed Foot. Remember to place the fork of the foot over the needle clamp screw. Screw in place with the accessory thumbscrews.

4. Quilt across the two pieces as desired or as suggested in the illustrations.

5. Overcast the edges with the three step zigzag.

Casserole Carrier 3

Tue, 30 Jun 2009 11:29:33 GMT

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6. Fold the bow strip double and sew along the top and one side, leaving the bottom open to turn through. Repeat with the second strip. Turn the strips inside out using your Husqvarna Viking Fast Turn for quicker turning.

7. Snap on your Edge Stitching foot, select straight stitch and adjust the needle position so the stitching row will be sewn at the desired distance from the edge. Topstitch the bow strips.

8. Place the Bow strips at either end of the piece of lining and batting with the rounded corners. Attach them with a straight stitch.

Casserole Carrier 4

Tue, 30 Jun 2009 11:27:06 GMT

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11. Trim the batting to the seam line and notch the curves and corners. Turn through. To make the handle, fold about 4cm over (depends on the thickness of your dowel) and pin. Check that the dowel fits. Remove dowel and stitch across.

10. Snap on your Edge Stitching Foot, select straight stitch and adjust the needle position so the stitching row will be sewn at desired distance from the edge. Topstitch around your two pieces.

9. Lay the outside fabric on top of the quilted pieces, right sides together. Pin together and sew with a straight stitch around the edges, leaving a 15cm opening for turning through.

Casserole Carrier 5

Tue, 30 Jun 2009 11:26:10 GMT

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Finishing

Place the two parts of the body on top of each other so that they cross in the middle. Sew the two pieces together at the cross.

Sewing organizer4

Mon, 29 Jun 2009 11:47:16 GMT

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Finishing

Refer to Binding the Quilt to bind top edge of organizer including raw edges of pincushion.

Optional: Instead of Weighted Pincushion, bind top edge of organizer and add tabs along top edge using leftover fabric or ribbons.

Website visitors have permission to print this project for personal use only. This project may not be copied or otherwise reproduced without the express written permission of Debbie Mumm®.

Make your own magnets-part 1

Sun, 28 Jun 2009 11:45:24 GMT

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1. Using your paper punch, punch circles made out of different styles of paper.

2. Here you can see I punched several circles.

Make your own magnets-part 2

Sun, 28 Jun 2009 11:43:36 GMT

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3. This could be the tricky step. Using your glue gun, put glue on the paper and position the rock on top. Put pressure so the glue can spread across the rock. Hold for about 5 seconds and pick up the rock. Its a tricky step because, if you use too much glue it will just be kind of messy. If you use to little glue, there wont be enough spread across the entire rock. You just need the right amount of glue. You will figure it out once you do a couple. I did this step on my piece of tile because the glue doesn't ruin your tile. Its easy to clean!

4. Last step is to glue a piece of magnet on the back and they are ready to use!

Cinnamon/Felt Cookie Tree ornaments-part1

Sat, 27 Jun 2009 13:35:22 GMT

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These are so quick and easy to make, I thought I'd give an overview, as there's plenty of time before the holidays to make up some wonderful-smelling cookies trees of your own!

Supplies:
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Cinnamon ornaments (cinnamon, applesauce, nutmeg, cloves, small cookie cutters)

Fabric paint (the kind in the squirt bottle)

Green wool felt

White wool felt or cotton batting

Thread

Cinnamon/Felt Cookie Tree ornaments-part 2

Sat, 27 Jun 2009 13:34:23 GMT

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Step 1: Make the cinnamon ornaments. I used the recipe here, recipe #3 with cloves and nutmeg. Mmmm, the smell is wonderful! I baked them in a 200F oven for about 2 hours to dry them quickly. This led to some of them curling up a bit, but that's ok. Then I sanded the rough edges with a nail file.

Step 2: Decorate ornaments, if desired. I used white puffy fabric paint in a little squeeze bottle. Very simple. Max got into it too.

Step 3: Cut out felt, 2 green trees and 1 white. The white can be a partial tree, as it's supposed to be the snow on the tree. For the templates, I simplified one from the Dec. 2007 MS Living, here's the link to the template, I used the largest tree. I used two green layers to give the tree enough stiffness, you don't want floppy trees! I tried both white felt and cotton batting. I like the feel of the cotton batting better, but it does hold its cinnamon crumbs a bit too well!

Cinnamon/Felt Cookie Tree ornaments-part 3

Sat, 27 Jun 2009 13:28:47 GMT

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Step 4: Stack trees together and sew! If you used pen to outline your templates for the cutting line, then flip that piece of felt over so the pen lines don't show. You can put your "snow" in front, or in the middle of the two green pieces, or leave it out entirely. Do a blanket stitch or running stitch around the edges.

Step 5: Sew on ornaments once they've completely dried. Thread a needle with thick floss and sew through the tops to make a hanger. You're done!

Fruit of the Spirit Seed Packet printable

Sat, 27 Jun 2009 12:02:32 GMT

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He Is Risen Truffle box

Sat, 27 Jun 2009 11:59:49 GMT

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Baby Shower Candy Bar Wraps

Sat, 27 Jun 2009 11:57:16 GMT

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Autumn Crystal lite holder

Sat, 27 Jun 2009 11:53:49 GMT

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