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Sunday, February 10, 2013

Mug Rug Swap

Is anyone still there? I haven't written in a while...
I've joined the Mug Rug Swap.















Michelle from the Quilting Gallery teamed up with Amanda from The Patchsmith to bring the online quit world a mug rug swap. I'm excited!


I have pictures of my Mug Rug. I'll be posting them this week and I wanted to show you all my Noah's Ark baby quilt I'm working on. 

Till then...
Dara

Saturday, September 22, 2012

I've been MIA...

It feels great to be blogging, boy have I missed it. Lately I have been playing around with my embroidery module for my machine. I absolutely love it.  


Here are some pictures of what i've been making.






I just completed a quilt for a baby boy using the embroidery module.  I made applique horses. Here are some pictures:



The machine stops and prompts me to add fabric scraps and to change the thread color. 










Thanks for stopping by!

Dara

Saturday, May 19, 2012

I need some sewing inspiration...

Hi everyone,

Things have been a little hectic lately with recovering from my surgery, starting a new position, and everything else in between. I haven't had much time to sew and test out my new sewing table. Hopefully I can get my sewing time sorted out and I can have some dedicated sewing time.  Early April, C&T Publishing had a Spring Fling sale and I stocked up on some great books. This defiantly should be the inspiration I need to get sewing again. 


Happy quilting,

Dara

Sunday, May 6, 2012

My "new" sewing table

Hi everyone!

I wanted to share and post some pictures of my sewing table that Mr. Sew Snuggly made for me.  This project took about a week to complete and he was eager to use power tools. I wanted a sewing table with my machine dropped and I already had a table, so hubby and I looked online and found images and tried to make our own. So, he cut a hole in the table, made a box, and had a custom glass top made. It came out pretty well. It took about five evenings and whammm...I'm a happy Mrs. Sew Snuggly :)

Here are some pictures:
Cut out a square bigger that the machine


Made a box (Front open)

Attached the box to the table 



 Made a template for the glass



Added a ledge for the glass. (the brown squares are removable  stickers)


Stained the ledge and put a thin layer of felt in the box 





All done!





I've read that a flat surface is good for FMQ. I hope it helps.

Happy Quilting,
Dara 

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