Guest Posting at the Moda Bake Shop

I can now say I am a real Chef!

A chef for the Moda Bake Shop that is.

I am showing you how to make this fun quilt with Sweetwater's newest line Wishes!

{Wish Upon a Star}

Would love for you to stop by. 

PS: I am also posting over at Fort Worth Fabric Studio blog today--Stop by and enter to win a $50.00 gift certificate!

Go here for all the details!

Anything Goes by Stitch by Stitch* CraftOManiac Monday Made by You Monday 

Making Monday Marvelous  Masterpiece Monday  Design Wall Monday by Patchwork Times  Blossom Heart Quilts*Show and Tell Tuesday by Fresh Squeezed Fabrics

Tuesday by Free Motion by the River *Fabric Tuesday by A Quilt Story *Mandy's Recipe Box Tuesday *Time To Sparkle *Wow Me Wednesday at Polkadots on Parade Whimsy Wednesday at The NY Melrose Family *Wip Wednesday at Freshly Pieced

Wow Us Wednesday at Savvy Southern Cottage *We Did It Wednesday! at Sew Much Ado

Needle and Thread Thursday by My Quilt Infatuation *Really Random Thursday by Live a Colorful Life

Thursday Threads by 627Handworks * I Quilt by Pretty Bobbins

Link Party Palooza at Today's Creative Blog *Show and Tell Saturday at Be Different Act Normal

Zippered Pouch Tutorials

Since I have discovered sewing is really not that hard, I have loved making zipper pouches! They are so easy and they make a fun last minute gift you can whip up in no time.  Any of these lovely zipper pouches would make a lovely gift or stocking stuffer!

I am sharing with you 12 awesome zipper pouch tutorials from 12 great bloggers. I hope you find something that sparks your interest. 

Spring Blocks

I love spring!

Last year, when I was doing Craft Night we made these blocks.

I finally just got mine out of our storage and was so excited to put them up again this year!

They were so much fun to make and I really love how mine turned out!

So I thought I would repost the tutorial, incase anyone missed out last year.

Here is the tutorial!

Supplies Needed

6 wood blocks, differing in sizes.

6 coordinating pieces of scrapbook paper

2 sheets of lighter color scrapbook paper for your letters. I just used white.

Paint

Mod Podge

Buttons

Ribbon

Hot Glue

Step 1: Cut out your blocks and sand them.

S: 9 x 5 1/2"

P: 6 x 3 1/2"

R: 7 x 5 1/2"

I: 3 1/4 x 4"

N: 5 x 3 1/2"

G: 4 1/2 x 3 1 /4"

Step 2: Paint your blocks. For these blocks I used antique white. I like it because it isn't stark white and it has a little bit of a yellow undertone.

Step 3: While your blocks are drying, cut out your paper to fit the size of each of your blocks.

these are the sizes of paper for my blocks

Step 4: After your blocks are dry, apply a thin layer of mod podge to the FRONT of your blocks and apply your paper. Make sure you flatten it out really well so you don't get any bubbles.

Step 5: While your mod podge is drying, cut out your letters. These are the sizes I used. The font is Alphalicious (cricut machine)

S: 5 3/4"

P: 3 3/4"

R: 6 3/4"

I: 3"

N: 4"

G: 3"

Step 6: Mod podge your letters on the front of your blocks.

Step 7: Add any embellishments and ribbon that you like! If you want to make paper flowers you can find my tutorial here.

You're Done!

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