Showing posts with label burrito pillowcases. Show all posts
Showing posts with label burrito pillowcases. Show all posts

Jan 21, 2024

Burrito Pillow case and the Crowley Pouch

 My daughter has 3 Dalmatian dogs and one little chihuahua. I usually have a mental note to look for fabric with these dogs on them. I've never had any luck until this last week when I went to Road to California. There was the most beautiful Dalmatian fabric I've ever seen so I bought a yard! I was going to make a pillowcase and wanted a little extra.  With the leftover, I was able to make a medium size Crosley pouch by Center Street quilts, with a little toadstool zipper pull. ❤️


I thought it was incredible that the Dalmation's body matched up on the front of the pouch!


Here's the pillowcase also. I thought that spotted fabric was perfect!
The pillowcase is a burrito style, almost magic the way it goes together and it's sewn with French seams too!
This is the best tutorial I've seen anywhere, for the pillowcase.


I went to Road to California for a quick trip, it's only a 5 l/2 hour car ride. Went with three friends and we had such a fun time together. We went to a lot of cute quilt shops too, bonus!

We bought these shirts for a retreat last year, it's fun to wear them when we get together for a quilt related event :)


I tried on a quilted coat. I thought it was really pretty, but would like a coat with a little more shape to it.

So, so many cool things to look at, and the quilts and the fabric!!!

This is Latifah Safari, she has her own quilt company.  I've loved the fabric she designs.

This is Edyta Sitar from Laundry Basket quilts.  She had a lot of quilts in the quilt show in the exhibition room.


My favorite find at the quilt show, was Kristen Baluch of Little House Cottons.  She designed this fabric, it was the cutest I've ever seen!  I wish I could have bought everything! She designs her own fabric and produces it herself!  She has an organic cotton farm in India.  Kristen is also a storywriter and illustrator. Check her out!


That was a pretty action packed week!  Thanks for following and I'll see you next week ❤️


Nov 27, 2022

Christmas Sewing




I posted about the cute stable and manger people last week on my blog, you can see it here. I made it for these cute grand daughters. 
Reagan is 12, Paisley is 8, Taylor is  and Riley is 4.
I hope they have lots of fun with it this holiday season :)


I also made them these Santa pillowcases using the burrito method.
Have you tried it? It's so easy and pretty fast to put together.
It adds a nice cuff with trim too, pretty fancy!
The tutorial is by Lovely Little Handmades. I use it all the time!  You can find the tutorial  here.


I'm hoping to get a quilt quilted this week, happy quilting to you ❤️







 

Nov 29, 2020

Burrito Pillowcases

Our daughter Lindsay and her family came to visit us for Thanksgiving.  We had such a wonderful time together.  Of course I had to make each of the children a Christmas pillowcase.  I used the burrito method, it's so quick, easy and pretty.

Here is the link to my Pinterest board, "Random Tutorials".


We had 8 adults, we all sat at the table.


We had five children and two teenagers at the counter.


This is me with my daughter and 3 of her children.  Three generations.
I'm very thankful for them.