Just finished putting the borders on my Bursting Star quilt. They are mitred as well- I think it gives a more finished look to a quilt as opposed to just square borders. Now it is ready for quilting!
Sunday, 23 June 2019
Thought I would share my latest project- The Bursting Star Quilt. This was a free pattern by Angela Walters. I have not yet added borders but I am about too. Also, I plan on quilting this on a Long Arm machine (just took a beginners course on how to use one of these devices). I will show you the finished product soon.
HI! I have not used this Blog since about 2015 but I am reactivating it now because I have been disabled (by a hacker) from Face Book. This has happened to me several times in the last two weeks so I have now decided that I will no longer be using Facebook.
Instead, I will use this forum for sharing pictures of my projects and to update my followers on YouTube.
Not sure if I am going to be able to maintain this Blog but time will tell.
In the meantime- what have I been creating? Well, I just tried my hand at applique for the first time and here is a picture of the result. This was a kit (one of three) that I picked up when we were last in Australia. Eventually, I will incorporate these kits into a quilt that features fabric I purchased in Australia.
Here is the piece:
Instead, I will use this forum for sharing pictures of my projects and to update my followers on YouTube.
Not sure if I am going to be able to maintain this Blog but time will tell.
In the meantime- what have I been creating? Well, I just tried my hand at applique for the first time and here is a picture of the result. This was a kit (one of three) that I picked up when we were last in Australia. Eventually, I will incorporate these kits into a quilt that features fabric I purchased in Australia.
Here is the piece:
I hope you will check out my Blog on a regular basis and share your thoughts with me about my projects or any other topics you may wish to talk about.
Stay tuned for more!
Location:
Oshawa, ON, Canada
Monday, 7 September 2015
IZink Ink Cards
Created a follow up video showing how I used IZink Ink backgrounds that I created to make several different cards. Click here to see the video.
Steven
Steven
Sunday, 6 September 2015
Izink Inks- Fantastic!!
I just discovered this new product from France (by way of Clearsnap). These are pigment inks that work on almost any surface - paper, wood, metal, ceramic, metal). The colours are beautiful and a little goes a long way. We have them at Class Act in Oshawa but click here to check out my YouTube Video. If you are a card maker, a scrapbooker or a mixed media artist, these inks are a must have!

Steven

Steven
Wednesday, 2 September 2015
Hot Foil Your Christmas Cards!

So in my last post, you may remember I mentioned the Heatwave Pen Tool from We R Memory Keepers that is used for adding foil to your projects. You will also remember that I panned that product. Well, I have found something better for adding a little bling in foil to your projects. The Minc!
If you don't own a Minc but do own a heat laminator, you can apply heat transfer foil to your projects. Using Heartfelt Creations "Sparkling Poinsettia" rubber stamps and dies along with heat transfer foil and heat laminator, I created some very beautiful effects. Click here to see the video.
The Minc machine will do the same thing so probably worth the investment if you do not own a heat laminator.
Steven
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