Posted on February 21, 2019February 21, 2019 by Deanna

Its a Baby Girl Arrow Quilt with Cricut

Baby Arrow Quilt Tutorial & Pattern with Cricut

It’s a Baby Girl Arrow Quilt with Cricut

We’re on the eve of expecting our first grandchild! Soooooo…. I just had to make a Baby Girl Arrow Quilt!

First step: Shopping with Mom to three quilt stores! I loved learning Ashley’s vision for Baby Ellie’s nursery!

What could be more fun than shopping with my daughter in law for fabric! I loved how Ashley selected fabrics from different designers and brands combining a real delicate touch of peaches, pinks, eucalyptus greens and whites. Photo by Sally June Photography find her on Instagram!

Second step: Pick Ashley’s brain to design a quilt that matches the style she envisions! Ashley likes the shape of diamonds that then transition into arrow…. Soooo off to Cricut Design Space I go!

Step Three: Playing around with diamonds to make arrows for a quilt in Cricut Design Space! The Cricut Design Space Quilt file is free here:

Step Four: Can you see the vision? But wait…. we skipped a step – Let’s go back to cut the diamonds out with the Cricut Rotary Blade for Baby Ellie!

You could say I “Cricut” cut Ashley’s seven most favorite fabrics in the shape of diamonds for Baby Ellie. Quilting with Cricut to welcome Baby Ellie into the world! She is coming really soon – in fact due in 4 days! Thank goodness this Cricut cuts fabric fast and accurate! Accurate is important to try to stitch theses diamonds together quickly! Love using the tiny rotary cutting blade in the Cricut cutting machine. See additional step by step Cricut Design Space layout images below.

You can see by placing together two diamond shaped fabrics on point it looks like an arrow head.

For the design of this quilt we are offsetting the Arrow Head Quilt Blocks with background polka dot fabric. The background fabric will subtly help the arrow heads to pop from the quilt design.

It may not feel right but you have to separate the arrow heads and sew together the diamond blocks in a long row. After stitching two long rows you can then put the arrow heads back together.

Sew together two offset diamonds for an Arrow Baby Quilt. Do you see the little 1/4 inch “dog ears” that allow you to sew them into a straight line?

Take your squares over to your sewing machine to stitch together for your Baby Arrow Quilt. I love keeping my Cricut Maker next to my sewing machine! It cuts fabric out as I sew it together!

Sewing together long rows of diamonds for a Baby Arrow Quilt!

Piece the rest of the quilt top together! You will have five rows of arrows horizontally and 10 rows of arrows vertically.

Now time to brain storm how to quilt the quilt! What suggestions do you have? This is the rocking swivling reclining chair to comfort baby in Ellie’s nursery! After stitching together this quilt top, it’s time to quilt the layers! Ohhhhh… I can’t wait to see this baby girl with my son Nick and his beautiful wife Ashley! It’s going to be a brand new family! I think I spy some darling baby shoes on the dresser waiting paitently for a Baby Ellie!

New baby shoes made with the Cricut! I can’t believe I might be able to put cobbler on my crafting ability list! This is a Simplicity Pattern available in Cricut Design Space. I can’t wait to share how I made these shoes!

I also made a darling baby onesie using another Simplicity Pattern in Cricut Design Space! Ohhhh the power of the Cricut Rotary Blade, fabric, felt and wonder under! I feel like a super hero with the ease of the Cricut! I don’t think I would have ever tried to make a pair of shoes without the handy Cricut next to my sewing machine! My partner in creativity!

Baby Onesie made with the Cricut Rotary Blade with Simplicity Pattern in Cricut Design Space. Accented the white baby onesie with roses.

Subscribe to Sttitches Quilting -Deanna Wall to get all the upcoming tips on these projects! Follow Stitches Quilting -Deanna Wall for Live Videos on Facebook, Instagram and YouTube Tutorials! I’m SEW excited to be sewing things for Baby Ellie and have tons of new projects coming for you along with all the details of our Boho Floral Baby Shower I hosted with lots of Cricut Creations to decorate the nursery and have some fun at the baby shower!

Quilting with Cricut: Additional Tips and Tricks for Cricut Design Space and the Baby Arrow Quilt:

Change all your cutting mats from the default 12 x 12 size to 12 x 24 inch size.

After you open the Baby Arrow Quilt in Cricut Design Space, click on the three small dots in the left hand corner of the diamond. Select “Move to Another Mat”.

Select which mat you want to move the diamond to. You can arrange 8 diamonds on one 12 x 24 inch Fabric Grip Mat.

Now you only have to cut a 9 x 22 inch piece of fabric to cut 8 diamonds. That’s just half a fat quarter or work with a 1/4 yard of fabric on each mat. Pretty convenient eh?

Quilting with Cricut

It’s amazing how you can use Cricut Design Space basic shapes to design quilts. Using Cricut Deisgn Space is FREE – all you do is create a free account with an email address. You can access it on your computer, laptop, smart phone or iPad. It was easy to design the Baby Arrow Quilt and then color and arrange the quilt blocks as a vision board. Try it out and let me know what you think! It’s a great way to experiment using Cricut Design Space intuitive features. Quilting is easy to do – especially with the Cricut cutting out your fabric. It’s usually just straight lines.

I have lots of free tutorials on how to use the Cricut on my website and social media channels along with free patterns with SVG files.

I’ll post pictures of Baby Ellie as soon as she arrives! Along with pictures of the quilted quilt and all the other goodies I’m making! Can’t wait to share with all of YOU! Any suggestions?

Join our Facebook Cricut Maker Quilt & Sew Group! I’d love to see what you are making and be inspired by you! I’m also available to ask any quilting or sewing questions using Cricut!

Happy Stitching!

This is a sponsored conversation written by me on behalf of Cricut. The opinions and text are all mine.

Posted on October 17, 2018 by Deanna

Cricut Maker vs. Air Explore 2

Which machine is right for YOU? – Cricut Maker vs. Air Explore 2

A Cricut Machine opens up a world of possibilities! The projects I daydream about, I’m able to create with a polished look by using Cricut! So which machine is right for you? It depends on what you want to create and most importantly what you think you will create in the future.

Think of the Cricut Maker like an iPhone

Your smart or iPhone updates the firmware and apps all the time! The Cricut Maker is built with few buttons so the machine is updated constantly along with the Design Space Software App.

Digital vs. Dial Pressure Settings

Don’t limit yourself to the Dial Pressure Settings jump into digital pressure setting for an unlimited amount of materials.

Adaptive Tool System

With the brass gear in the Cricut Maker the cutting tool is able to turn and pivot while lifting up. Instead of dragging cuts, now the cut are precise! Cricut is able to update the machine with new adaptive tools and abilities.

Cricut Adaptive Tools

Adaptive tools that are available include the Rotary Blade, Knife Blade and Scoring Wheel.

Sewing & Quilting Patterns

There are 100’s of sewing and quilting patterns available in Cricut Design Space. What is even better that you can upload your own patterns too!

Cutting Fabric

I have personally cut a huge amount of fabric types with my Cricut Maker! I can attest to its abilities and accuracy!

Some items that I have made with my Cricut Maker!

This is a sponsored conversation written by me on behalf of Cricut. The opinions and text are all mine.

Posted on September 26, 2018September 26, 2018 by Deanna

Trendsetting DIY Quilting Tees with Cricut EasyPress 2 and Quilt Tips

What Quilt Saying Would You Like On A Tee - Use the Cricut Maker & Easy Press to make any one you want!

Trendsetting DIY Quilting Tees with Cricut EasyPress 2 and Quilt Tips

I’ve always wanted a Quilting Tee – but never found one that I really liked. Created my own Trendsetting DIY Quilting Tees using the Cricut EasyPress 2! What fun it was too!

Grab some of your favorite basic clothing pieces! At H&M, I found some modern shaped sweatshirts and t-shirts with trendy colors. Gather together the design you would like to use along with the color of iron on to coordinate with your clothing article. Click here to make the “Just Quilt” Graphic tee in the Cricut Community!

The Cricut Maker cuts out the iron on perfectly leaving a clear carrier sheet to transfer to the sweatshirt. The gray “just quilt” graphic is ready now to iron on to the blush colored sweatshirt. That is where the Cricut EasyPress 2 comes in handy! Cricut has an interactive quick reference guide to know how much heat to use for how long on whatever material you are transferring to.

You can see how I used the Cricut interactive quick reference quide online to select that I was using iron on material, sweatshirt & the Cricut Pressing Mat. With the Cricut EasyPress 2 you set the temperature and time while following their handy tips. If you follow the instructions exactly then it is difficult to get it wrong.

As a quilter, I really appreciate the Cricut EasyPress 2 and the even heat plate (Image courtesy Cricut). An regular household iron plate has many different temperatures but the Cricut EasyPress 2 has a very consistent heat plate. You can feel the difference when pressing a quilt top flat. The quilt top just melts like butter into perfect smoothness as you glide the Cricut EasyPress across it.

Want your quilt blocks flat? Well the Cricut EasyPress comes in handy for that too! I use it with or without starch.

The Cricut Pressing Mats are so fine to use and come in three different sizes. I love how portable they are right next to my sewing machine as I stitch away.

Binding… oh sweet binding… The best part of a quilt is the binding, because it means you are almost done! Pressing binding with the EasyPress is as sleek as sleek can get. Just fold your binding in half, slip it under the EasyPress and slide right through. I don’t feel like I’m stretching my fabric into a completely different shape using the EasyPress. Remember as quilters we “press” not “iron” our fabrics to distort them right?

The insulated safety base keeps my sewing room safe to store the Cricut EasyPress hot or cool. It’s a relief to know I won’t knock it over or easily burn myself in tight creative sewing spaces.

Well I’m enjoying sporting these new Quilting Tees and Sweatshirt as I’m stitching away! I can’t wait to design and make more! Take a creative spin in Cricut’s Design Space that is free to use with some quilting phrases. What would you like to see on the next Quilting Tee? Cricut Design Space is convenient to use on either my iPhone, iPad or LapTop, then connect via bluetooth to the Cricut Maker.

Now remember these playful designs can be used on pillows, tote bags and sewing room decor…. wait till you see what I am making next! With Cricut and my sewing machine everyday is a great day to wake up and create!

Be sure to check out my bonus videos and additional blog posts taking you step by step creating these Graphic Quilting Tees! Oh…. the possibilities!

All the BEST! XOXO,

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Posted on August 16, 2018August 16, 2018 by Deanna

Sew Together & Finish Your Cricut Riley Blake Quilt Kit

Steps & Tips to Finish Any Quilt featuring the Cricut Riley Blake Quilt Kit Example

Sew Together & Finish Your Cricut Riley Blake Quilt Kit

Sew Together & Finish Your Cricut Riley Blake Quilt Kit! Trying to support you in having no UFO’s (Unfinished Projects)! I really want to give you all the tools to complete your quilt!

This Tribal Throw Quilt is so COZY that I made myself some hot cocoa and lite the fireplace! It was so cozy that my Cavalier Spaniel, Lady, had to come snuggle too!

Here is the video all about finishing the Tribal Throw from Facebook! I’m sorry it went a bit fuzzy, as I was streaming live to Facebook, Instagram and YouTube. I will need to re-shoot this video…

Here is a photo of the finished Tribal Throw Quilt with the long arm quilting I did. Check out the original version, because I had plenty of fabric from the kit to make more blocks and eliminate the borders. The black binding is hard to see in this image. Don’t you think the Pine trees close to my home was the perfect place to snap a picture of the finished quilt? Click the image or link below to view the Tribal Throw Quilt Pattern in Cricut’s Design Space.

Let’s break down the different aspects of making/finishing the Tribal Throw Quilt.

Check out all the extra fabric that was left over from the Cricut Riley Blake Quilt Kit. You can count on me making more holiday projects with this left over fabric. If the Cricut Comfort & Joy Quilt Kits are all sold out, I will buy additional bolts that you can purchase some by the yard for future holiday projects. I’m think of hot pads, table runners, stockings and MORE! I’m ready to make lots of holiday gifts this year. Hmmmm… Do you have any ideas of things to make? Click the image or link below to view the Comfort & Joy Quilt Kits on Cricut’s website.

Riley BlakeÂ® Comfort and Joy Throw Size Quilt Kit

First of all everyone is asking where they can find the pattern for the Tribal Throw Quilt. You can find the Tribal Throw Quilt in Cricut’s Design Space. Cricut Design Space is kind of like Pinterest where you can see all the things you can make with a Cricut Maker or Cricut Explore. You can visit Cricut’s Design Space by downloading the APP on a Smart Phone or iPad. OR you can browse Cricut’s Design Space on you laptop or desktop computer.

After your quilt top is sewn together, it is important to think about how you want to quilt your quilt. You can watch more of my live videos to see me explaining the process. You guys actually helped me decide! Someone on live video suggested I quilt all of the white spaces in the quilt so the “tribal” quilt block pattern would really shine. I love to use a light cucumber shade of green sometimes when stitching on top of white fabric. If you lay a single thread from the cone on the white fabric you will see it blend and disappear. I might have preferred a dark green background but with long arm quilting the top thread and bobbin thread need to be the same color. Subsequently, I selected the lighter background of fabric for my backing knowing that I wanted to quilt the white spaces with a lighter thread. How do you select your threads and backings? In this picture you can notice the black binding. I just love the black binding framing the Tribal quilt with no borders.

I couldn’t resist making more Tribal Quilt Blocks with the accenting hour glass quilt blocks. I eliminated the borders but can you notice the shift in colors in the Hour Glass Blocks from deep red, to black and green. I love that this quilt is more than what the eye initially beholds. What do you see?

I will add a download that will summarize tips and tricks sewing together triangles in quilt blocks! Stay posted or sign up for the newsletter! Coming very very soon! I just LOVE how the Cricut Maker cuts all these triangles out so perfectly! Each quilt block in the Tribal Quilt is 7.5 inches finished.

There have been LOTS of questions about how much items are and where you can purchase them. Visit Cricut’s website and you can browse all their amazing products… Yes, I’m a Quilter, but also a gadget girl and love how intuitive Cricut is with everything they make! Cricut’s engineers and product managers just keep thinking of incredible things to make for us! I know most of them as I have taught around the country for Cricut.

The Cricut Tribal Quilt has been a three part series. Click the images below to review Part One and Part Two of the Tribal Quilt Series!

Be sure to join the Everyone Can Quilt Facebook Group or on Instagram tag me @StitchesQuilting or use the #stitchesquilting so I can see everything you are making! I love the quilty community as we all come together and share! Can’t wait to see what you create! Let’s follow each other! You can turn on notification to my social media so when I go live you will be notified.

If you are interested in using the Cricut Maker to Quilt or Sew, then join my friendly Facebook Group! Let’s have fun “Stitching Together”!

Ask any questions or thoughts you may have share below, I’ll be right back to answer them!

This is a sponsored conversation written by me on behalf of Cricut. The opinions and text are all mine.

Posted on August 6, 2018August 16, 2018 by Deanna — 1 Comment

How to cut Riley Blake Quilt Kit Fabric on the Cricut Maker

How to Cut Quilt Fabric with the Cricut Maker 4

How to cut Riley Blake Quilt Kit Fabric on the Cricut Maker

Let’s use a Riley Blake Cricut Comfort and Joy Quilt Kit to cut out fabric with the Cricut Maker! This Possibilities Riley Blake Quilt Kit with the Comfort and Joy Fabric Collection will make a Tribal Throw Quilt.

In this video, I will show you how to prep your fabric and start cutting it out on the Cricut Maker.

Steps introduced in the video above:

Press your fabric with the Cricut EasyPress to put on your 12×24 inch Cricut FabricGrip Mat.

Trim larger pieces of fabric from your quilt kit to the 12 inch width of fabric.

Pull up your quilt pattern on your iPhone, iPad, Laptop or Computer. Right now I’m getting ready to cut half square and quarter square perfect sized triangles.

Place your uncut fabric pretty side down in the 12×24 inch Cricut FabricGrip mat.

Remember that the Cricut Maker has a tiny rotary blade that will cut your fabric accurately!

Can you see the cuts of the quilting fabric on the Cricut Fabric Grip mat?

Oh what clean precise triangles for piecing together a quilt! I can’t wait to finish my Tribal Throw Quilt!

Love YOU GUYS!

Using the Cricut Rotary Cutting Blade on the Maker ensures every quilt piece is cut perfectly. Part of the art of sewing a quilt is accurate cutting and the Cricut Maker is your best friend when it comes to cutting!

To view Part One of this three part video and blog series visit:

How to Plan a Riley Blake Quilt Kit with the Cricut Maker

This is a sponsored conversation written by me on behalf of Cricut. The opinions and text are all mine.

Posted on July 31, 2018July 31, 2018 by Deanna

10 Ways the Cricut Maker Can Help With Quilting! Your New Bestfriend!

10 Quilting Tips with the Cricut Maker - Your New Best Friend

10 Ways the Cricut Maker Can Help With Quilting! Your New Bestfriend!

ACCURACY

The Cricut Maker accurately cut out shapes to any quilt blocks.

This is especially critical when making a 6 inch square block with 29 pieces. With any cutting error the block will not square up to fit into your quilt. Even my puppy and tortoise can see that this is one squared up block! Thank you Cricut Maker for the accurate cutting!

Quilting Will Be Enjoyable

Enjoy stitching your quilt pieces together with the accurate cutting!

Design your quilt blocks like a pro and with ease.

The new Cricut EasyPress make pressing your blocks a breeze!

3. Eliminate your need to purchase specialty rulers.

The Cricut Maker can cut out any shape you can dream of! No need to purchase all those specialty rulers!

With perfectly cut quilt pieces your blocks stitch together with perfect points matching.

4. Love applique because your applique will love the Cricut Maker

Perfectly Cut Out Applique Shapes with the Cricut Maker and no need to spend hours tracing shapes from a pattern to fabric and cut them out. Can your cut lines be this smooth? I can’t cut this sweetly especially without cramping up my hands.

5. Easily Cut Large Quantities of Fabric While Doing Other Things

Cut out large quantities of blocks with your Cricut Maker while you sew! Set your sewing machine right next to your Cricut Maker so you can sew blocks together as your blocks are cut out.

6. Save some money and time by cutting English Paper Piecing shapes & fabric out with your Cricut Maker

Stop buying all those precut templates! Instead cut all your English Paper Piecing templates and fabric with the Cricut Maker

7. Tried of cutting out tedious patterns while getting lost in the mess?

Are you tired of cutting out patterns? Use the Cricut Maker to cut out your fabric! Stop taping together pdf patterns too.

Check out all the amazing pre-loaded patterns in Cricut Design Space!

8. Use the Cricut washable blue marking pen so the Cricut Maker marks everything for you.

Who wouldn’t want the Cricut Maker Washable Blue Fabric Pen to mark your stitching lines and sewing markings?

9. Embellish your quilting projects with details you can’t get any other place.

Add the I-Spy words to a quilt with Cricut Sparkle Iron On

Create a delicate face with Cricuts Foil Iron On. I couldn’t possibly draw or embroider something so lovely!

10. After making your quilt accessorize it with customized projects for your loved one!

Accessorize a Jungle quilt with lots of Jungle Fever Extravaganza0 Cricut Fun!

Accessorize your Summer Quilted Pillow with a Summer Fun Bag and Drink Holder!

I’ve certainly enjoyed the Cricut Maker becoming my new best friend as I quilt and sew away!

This is a sponsored conversation written by me on behalf of Cricut. The opinions and text are all authentically mine.

Posted on July 18, 2018May 21, 2021 by Deanna — 1 Comment

How to Plan a Riley Blake Quilt Kit with the Cricut Maker

How to Use the Cricut Maker to Cut a Riley Blake Quilt Kit

How to Plan a Riley Blake Quilt Kit with the Cricut Maker

Cricut Maker Possibilities Quilt Kit with Riley Blake Designs Comfort and Joy Fabric is a quilting treat together! Have you seen a quilt kit that can become one of four quilts?

Which quilt would you make with the Comfort & Joy fabric? Checkmate Quilt? All Wrapped Up Quilt? Star Burst Quilt? or Big Star Quilt? To see this quilt kit for sale in the Cricut Online Store click here.

But wait…. There is more… in Cricut Design Space there is a Tribal Quilt that also works with the Possibilities Quilt Kit! I’ll make the Tribal Quilt for some Christmas scrappy fun to cozy up in. I feel like it’s been awhile since I have made a scrappy quilt! I can’t wait to sip some hot cocoa wrapped in this Holiday Tribal Quilt!

Can you notice the tonal color gradient in the quilt layout with the row of lime green, dark green and red plaid? I love the play of color patterning in the quilt! Click here to view all quilts already available in Cricut Design Space.

Download the FREE Cricut Design Space app on your iPhone or Mobile Smart Phone, iPad to view the various quilt pattern already loaded into Design Space. Log into Cricut Design Space on your desktop or laptop computer too. Browse through Cricut Design Space and “favorite” the quilts and sewing projects you want to create by taping the yellow star.

Up above you will see the drop down menu of “My Favorites” which helped me decide to make the Tribal Throw with the Riley Blake Comfort and Joy Possibilities Quilt Kit. If you are a quilter you will love seeing all the quilts and sewing projects too! I feel like it’s Cricut married to Pinterest while I favorite all the items I daydream to make! To view your favorites in Design Space, toggle ge your category to “My Favorites”.

When you are in Cricut Design Space, this is what Tribal Throw Quilt pattern will look like. Remember you can make this quilt with your own fabric or purchase the Cricut Comfort & Joy Possibilities Quilt Kit. The Quilt Kit does not include the cost of the pattern, but last time I looked the quilt kit in the Cricut Online Store is $39.99 and half off! Bargain!

When using quilt patterns in Cricut Design Space, you can just digitally save the actual pattern instructions or print them off for handy convenience.

If you are new to quilting, Cricut can very affordably help you get set up with all the quilting supplies you need. I’m excited about using some of their newly developed quilting and sewing products. The new Cricut Rotary Cutting self healing mat, Rotary Blade and Ruler are excellent quality. They all come very handy in the Cricut Rotary Cutting Kit! The 12 x 24 inch sized Cricut Ruler is total awesome sauce to have full control when prepping fabric for your Cricut FabricGrip Mats!

Get decked out with the Cricut Sewing Tool Kit too. The Cricut Fabric Scissors actually say “Fabric” on them so everyone in your family will know those scissors are YOURS!

Next weeks post will be all about cutting the Riley Blake 100% Quilting Cotton Fabric out on the Cricut Maker! Should this quilt be a holiday gift or a special quilt for me? Oh the possibilities!

How to Cut Quilt Fabric with the Cricut Maker — Click HERE to learn how to cut your quilting fabric on the Cricut Maker!

This is a sponsored conversation written by me on behalf of Cricut. The opinions and text are sincerely & authentically all mine.

Posted on January 4, 2018May 21, 2018 by Deanna

Bunting Banner Tutorial with the Cricut Maker

Bunting Banner Tutorial with the Cricut Maker

This holiday bunting banner tutorial is simple to make, cut by hand or with a Cricut machine! Free pattern and tutorial available with SVG cutting files.

Here is what this Valentine Bunting Banner looks like when in Cricut’s Design Space ready to cut on the Cricut. I used the Cricut Maker to cut the fabric used in this Valentine Bunting Banner. Below is listed all of the supplies that I used and where they are available for sale in Stitches Quilting online store. Remember Cricut’s Design Space is free to use on your computer or as an APP on your portable handheld devices. Make a free Cricut account at www.cricut.com and click on the upper right hand corner to access Cricut Design Space.

Click here for a direct link to Cricut Design Space LOVE Valentine Bunting Banner Cricut SVG file. All images in the cut designs are free except the font used is from a Cricut Access Membership. If you plan to cut the bunting out by hand with scissors or a rotary cutter download the full instructions and cut files here.

Cut the Riley Blake Lost and Found Fabric in 12 inch strips or 12 inch square to get the fabric ready to place on the Cricut FabricGrip Cutting Mat. The sample was made with 3 different fabrics; of course you can customize your bunting to be any color combination! The letters were cut with Osnaberg Roclon Natural Fabric that has a bit of texture. Of course you could cut this entire project out of any substrate even felt or paper! Let your imagination crawl with the possibilities. What ideas do you have?

After cutting the fabric on the Cricut Maker the six bunting pieces will look like this. Examine the clean precise cuts!

Cut 7.5 inch length of 3.5 inch wide Jute Webbing for each bunting needed on your banner. The Valentine Love Bunting Banner above needs six 7.5 inch strips cut. After cutting the strips to length mirror the triangular cut on the fabric so it is consistent with the Jute Webbing.

Iron on the L-O-V-E letters and heart to the fabric with the Cricut Easy Press. Of course you can use any word expression other than “love” for your Valentine Bunting. Personalize it and make it yours.

Layer the fabric bunt over the 3.5 inch jute webbing and secure with stitching or hot glue. I actually sewed the fabric to the top of the jute webbing.

To assemble the bunting, I used 2 yards of a wired fabric ribbon. Find the center point of the ribbon and start arranging each bunting 2 inches apart. The bunting could be sewn to the ribbon or hot glued. This could be a sewing or no sew project of course!

Bunting Banner Supplies Needed:

2 yards of ribbon

1.5 yards – 3.5 inch Red Jute Webbing at Stitches Quilting Online Store

Half a yard each – Riley Blake My Minds Eye Lost and Fabric Fabric at Stitches Quilting Online Store

Half a yard – Roclon Osnaberg Natural Fabric at Stitches Quilting Online Store

Please share what you have made with this Fabric Bunting Tutorial in our Cricut Maker Quilt and Sew Facebook Group. If you are not already a member, its is completely FREE. We would love to have you join us! Let’s inspire each other and create together. Comment below with ideas or questions you might have, we are here to help.

To make sure you don’t miss out on any other tutorials, be sure to subscribe to the Stitches Quilting Newsletter and let’s get social on Facebook or Instagram! Can’t wait to see you soon!

Wishing you lots of love! XOXO, Deanna

This is a sponsored conversation written by me on behalf of Cricut. The opinions and text are all genuinely mine.