Ну вот я её и сделала! Tutorial is here!
А как долго собиралась! То заказы, то путешествия, то квилт-шоу всяческие, то просто домашние дела.. А ведь собиралась с тех самых пор, как мне мой драгоценный муж вот так взял, нашёл и купил маленькую, портативную машинку Singer Featherweight, которая, кстати говоря, почти одного возраста с ним, а чем старше, тем. как известно, драгоценнее!
Да, у неё есть конечно ящик-чемоданчик для переноски, но мне нужно было что-то такое, чтобы вот так вытащить, поставить и сразу начать шить, ну чтоб всё при ней, всё на месте. А когда закончил, опять же вжик-вжик и поехала!
Быстро сказка сказывается да не скоро дело делается,- это точно! Я уже, конечно, написала почти с полсотни всяческих tutorials (типа мастер-классов, но всё же не совсем), и самое главное это не составить схему и описать, сколько продумать все детали и их функциональность в действии. Обычно я всё делаю как для себя, ни с кем не сверяюсь, ни с кем не советуюсь и ничего не подсматриваю. Мне нужно сделать так, чтобы мне самой это нравилось и чтобы я сама смогла воспользоваться этой шпаргалкой в любое время, если понадобится опять сделать это на бис.
Как-то и тканьки подходящие подсобрались, и мысли сложились в кучу, и попалось свободное время на писанину, фотосессию и сбор воедино.
Ну нравится, не могу отрицать! Одно удовольствие: прочный нейлон снаружи, молнии по углам, тканька с машинками внутри, ручки не пристроченные, а в петлях, чтобы свободно можно было подвытянуть их спереди и чтоб между ног не болтались, когда шьёшь.
Короче, я довольна! И, судя по ажиотажу, не я одна! Один магазинчик, который занимается продажей и сервисом таких машинок, даже заключили со мной договор, что будут перечислять мне ежемесячно проценты от продаж! Клёво!
Следующий проект скоро! Тоже для неё родимой!
Ну да, у меня же есть свой YouTube канал, и там можно посмотреть как эта штука выглядит в действии - вооооот здесь!
Подписывайтесь и ставьте лайки, за что буду премного благодарна! И до новых встреч в эфире!
Happy sewing!
Natalie Quiltessa
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Tuesday, December 11, 2018
Friday, July 28, 2017
Vintage and feminine...
Pattern and description of the bag on Craftsy.
Tutorial translated into 7 languages available in my Quiltess.com store ONLY!
Sew along in my FB group "Sewing with Natalie Quiltessa".
Supply kit in my "Quiltessence" Etsy store and in my Quiltess.com store -
Additional vinyl clear bags and zippers also in my stores.
Happy sewing!
Natalie Patton Quiltessa
Friday, January 20, 2017
It's been raining all day yesterday...
... andI put my first batch of leaves together.
All blocks framed in Mountain moss color are donated by 11 people, I wrote about in my previous post. Black framed leaves are made by me.
Still have enough blocks to make one more quilt, thanks to those, who sent more than one leaf! Possibly will receive some more from more than 200 people, who asked me for the pattern.
Still a lot of work ahead. I am in progress...
All blocks framed in Mountain moss color are donated by 11 people, I wrote about in my previous post. Black framed leaves are made by me.
Still have enough blocks to make one more quilt, thanks to those, who sent more than one leaf! Possibly will receive some more from more than 200 people, who asked me for the pattern.
Still a lot of work ahead. I am in progress...
Saturday, December 10, 2016
Burning leaves of Gatlinburg, charity project. Please, join and share!
Please, join our charity quilting project "Burning leaves of Gatlinburg" and share with your quilting friends! Make one leaf block, send it to me and I will be making quilts for my neighbors, who lost their permanent houses there.
You can now watch my instructional videos on my Youtube channel.
You can leave your email in comments or send it to my email address Quiltessa at gmail.com
Thank you so much for joining and sharing!
Happy sewing!
Natalie Patton Quiltessa
You can now watch my instructional videos on my Youtube channel.
Thank you so much for joining and sharing!
Happy sewing!
Natalie Patton Quiltessa
Saturday, November 19, 2016
One more Ultimate carry all bag, in brown batik
I made one more Ultimate carry all bag for any kind of crafts, now in brown batik.
Here's a demo video.
Subscribe to my Natali Quiltessa channel on Youtube and be informed about my new videos!
Want to make your own? Find the pattern in my Quiltess.com store or in my Craftsy store QuiltessaNatalie
Here's a demo video.
Subscribe to my Natali Quiltessa channel on Youtube and be informed about my new videos!
Want to make your own? Find the pattern in my Quiltess.com store or in my Craftsy store QuiltessaNatalie
I finished this bag with mitered corners binding, just like binding a quilt. In my tutorial I am explaining how to cut make unmistakable binding for the bag.
Tip: use free arm on your sewing machine to attach binding. I also transfer my machine to the little side table, which helps me to manipulate the bag, especially in those stubborn curves.
Happy sewing!
Natalie Quiltessa
Tuesday, October 13, 2015
How to use your sewing feet, video tutorials. Part 1.
How to use a Ruffler foot - video is here.
How to use a Gathering foot - video is here.
How to use a Hemmer foot - video is here.
How to use a Blind Hem foot - video is here.
How to use a Cording foot - video is here.
How to use a Double piping foot - video is here.
How to use Bias binding or Tape Stitching foot - video is here.
How to use a Felling (Flat Felled) foot - video is here.
How to use a Satin Stitch foot - video is here.
How to use a Flower Stitch foot - video is here.
Wednesday, September 2, 2015
My new little invention - magnetic ring pincushion. Highly recommended for basting and chain piecing
One day after making lunch I hold in my hand two little rings, one from olive oil bottle, another one from orange juice.
Usually I throw them away. Accidentally I put one on my finger and it fit! Just like a ring! What can I do with it? Nothing. Cheap plastic ring... Oh, wait, there is a little concave on the top part! Can be used for something! Well, the magnet will go there! And I can cover it with nice fabric on the top and a little piece of felt for the soft touch. That's how I made my first magnetic ring cushion. I call it Budget ring cushion.

Then I made one more, and more, and more....
All of them were sold at our local quilt show! Wow!
Since then I am an official collector of juice, creams and oil leads! LOL! Seriously! All of my friends and family members now are collecting them and bringing to me for my future projects!
I have quite a big collection of those right now!
Now I also have some fancier looking rings! And they are adjustable! Fits any size! I also have them in 2 colors - gold and black.
Don't be distracted looking for regular pincushion or even wrist cushion, just set your pins on the magnet on the side of the ring, which is the closest place to the sewing foot and needle, so you can keep sewing without moving your eyes from the needle and stitching line!
If you are left handed, please, let me know and your magnet will be on the opposite side!
You can purchase this magnetic ring pincushion now in my Etsy store or in my Quiltess.com store.

And this little tiny magnet has nothing to do with computerized machines, trust me! It's not that strong to ruin any machine, and you put it on your finger! Even magnetic pincushion attached to my machine, you can see it on my video, doesn't affect my Pfaff, and it's there already for more than two years! So, no worry about magnetism! Lol!
Thank you!
Happy sewing!
Natalie
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