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Halloween sewing project ideas

Halloween sewing project ideas

The countdown to Halloween is on… only 8 weeks left! But that’s plenty of time to plan your Halloween Sewing. Read on for some Halloween sewing project ideas & inspiration

To save you some time searching the web for Halloween sewing project ideas?we’ve got you covered.

Here’s a round-up of some of the best Halloween project ideas to get you started!

We think we have the BEST Halloween fabric selection around to complete all of your spooky Halloween sewing projects… Check out our Halloween fabric choices here

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Halloween Sewing Project Ideas

 

Looking for inspiration on what to sew this halloween? Our roundup of some free halloween sewing tutorials is just what you need!

We’ve got easy and fun halloween crafts, halloween decor with step-by-step instructions using some gorgeous halloween themed fabrics.

So grab a pen and paper and jot down these ideas!

Halloween Bunting

Easy Halloween craft decorations are one of our favourite things to do!

Our FREE halloween bunting tutorial is super easy and is a great way to get in the Halloween spirit.

You can hang it indoors or outdoors!

Fancy some different shapes bunting flags? Then download Dashwood Studio’s free project Trick or Treat Project here

How about the ultimate speedy sew by using a Halloween bunting panel? Riley Blake’s Mad Masquerade Bunting Panel is the perfect way to spook up your Halloween festivities in a jiffy

Halloween Cushions & pillows

 

Another great and easy Halloween house decoration are cushions and pillows!

Pop them on the couch or bed for that extra festive kick.

Check out the FREE projects below!

Mystery Manor Free Halloween Projects

Mystery Manor from Andover Fabrics comes with 3 free projects! A quilt, cushion & table runner. Check out the fabrics here and free pattern here

Memory Pillow using Amor Eterno

 

Honouring the Mexican traditions of Day of the Dead where those that have passed are remembered, this memory pillow would make a lovely keepsake using Riley Blake’s Amor Eterno.

Luna’s Web Pillow

 

Get your scissors to the ready and make this amazing Spider web pillow: Luna’s web pillow. Grab the free project courtesy of Art Gallery Fabrics


Making Costumes? Then you might find our Guide to Net & Tulle helpful


 

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Free Halloween Wall Hanging Projects

 

Add a touch of spooky to your walls with these fabulous wall hangings!

Mad Masquerade Wall hanging : Goodbye Feet

This is a super speedy sew and makes great use of the panel in the Riley Blake Mad Masquerade collection

Halloween Quilts

You’ve still got time to make a warm and thick handmade Halloween quilt if you want to keep cosy this Autumn.

Here’s a few few free Halloween patterns available

Mad Masquerade Panel Patch Quilt

Perfect for Alice in Wonderland fans, this edgy Halloween collection Mad Masquerade is a quick & easy Halloween quilt.

Grab the Mad Masquerade fabrics here & the free tutorial here

The Watcher Quilt (The Watcher by Libs Elliot)

The amazing panels in Libbs Eliot “The Watcher” makes for a great shortcut… nobody will ever know you didn’t piece the skull!

Grab the free project and these amazing fabrics here

Bad to the Bone – Scrappy Circles Quilt

 

Perfect your Drunkard’s Path technique!

This lovely quilt is available for free over on the Riley Blake blog and shows off the collection Bad To The Bone beautifully

Wishing you a happy Halloween! We’d love to see pictures if you make any of these projects

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Have the best dressed table this Christmas!

Have the best dressed table this Christmas!

Say cheers at a table filled with gorgeous luxury table place settings this year and have the best dressed table this season! Because we have lots of ideas and inspiration for your Christmas 2021 table decor.

 

Our fab new table linen kits are available to purchase in both RED & GREY colourways featuring Makower’s Scandi 2021 collection.

 

In addition, if you purchase one before 18th July 2021 you’ll save 10% AND gain access to our 3 FREE Christmas projects!

The kit has been designed with the busy Seam-Star in mind.

 

Moreover, not only is this a simple project, each element comes together FAST as well! For this reason, we reckon you can sew the whole kit and make a luxury table place settings in around 4 hours!

The comprehensive kit comes with all the fabrics & instructions. As a result, you will be able to make 3 easy & speedy projects.

 

✂️ 4 x placemats

 

✂️ 1 x table runner

 

✂️ 4 x drinks coasters

 

Got more time to sew your festive table? Then check out Makower’s free project – a table runner & placemat project you can download here!

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DON’T FORGET – our Christmas in July offer means. Therefore, you’ll SAVE 10% on Christmas Fabric until 18th July 2021. Furthermore, gain access to our three FREE Christmas projects with any purchase from our Christmas Shop!

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A Plush Addict Guide To: Border Prints

A Plush Addict Guide To: Border Prints

I have been asked a few times recently to explain what a “border  print” fabric is. If you’re not up to speed on this particular fabric lingo read on, especially as we’ve had a couple of crackers arrive this week. If I’m teaching you to suck eggs then scroll down to the inspiration part to check out the pretty prints!

So what is a border print?

Most prints are printed so the pattern runs “up the bolt/ roll” where the direction of the print runs at 90 degrees to the selvedge, like the illustration to the right.

Some fabrics are designed so that the print runs in parallel to the
edge, like the illustrations below. These are the prints we refer to as “border prints” or they can also be known as “railroaded prints”

 

In a border print the design runs along one side of the selvedge.
A double border print has the design running along both selvedge edges.

Border and railroaded prints offer some exciting design opportunities. They work particularly well for items like dresses and skirts. These prints can also add extra interest to items like aprons, cot bumpers and bags, to name just a few ideas. You can find our border prints here.

Border Prints

 

We’ve got some gorgeous new Dashwood Studio prints!

 

 

SILK ROADS

 

With twirling dragons, roaming elephants & dancing camels, this collection will delight the kids, as well as the grown ups… 

 

A bright & summery colour palette makes this collection perfect for all your exotic sewing projects!

 

Check out the border print below.

Need Some Inspiration?

 

Need some inspiration to fuel your ideas about how best to use a Border Print?

 

Here’s one we made earlier:

This skirt was made using the Pamper border print (it’s a double border print too!). You can find the full tutorial here – it only takes 30 minutes!

 

You can find the full collection here, and the border print here.

 

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