Postcard Quilt
Sharon Benton quilts fabric postcards perfect for framing.
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Postcard QuiltMaterials and Tools:
2, 6" x 4" pieces of fabric — one print and one solid
6" x 4" piece of extra heavy stabilizer
6" x 4" piece of white canvas for back of card
2, 6" x 3" pieces of print fabric pieces for binding
iron-on fusible adhesive product
decorative quilting thread
rotary cutter and cutting mat
sewing machine
Steps:
1. Choose two pieces of 6" x 4" fabric — one solid and one print for the postcard quilt.
2. Cut a 6" x 4" piece of fusible adhesive and iron it onto the 6" x 4" print fabric piece. Peel off the backing.
3. Cut out a heart shape from the fused print fabric.
4. Fuse the heart image to the solid piece of fabric.
5. Free-motion stitch a desired quilt pattern over the entire postcard with a solid color thread. Free-motion quilt — drop the feed dog and guide the fabric with both hands.
7. Iron fusible adhesive to the white canvas piece then fuse it to the back of the postcard quilt.
8. Iron fusible adhesive to the 6" x 3" binding fabric pieces. Let cool and peel off the backing. Cut two 6" x 3/4" strips and two 4" x 3/4" strips.
9. Fold the binding strips in half length-wise and place over each edge of the postcard quilt. Iron in place. Repeat for remaining edges of each postcard.
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