Showing posts with label fabric postcards. Show all posts
Showing posts with label fabric postcards. Show all posts

Monday, May 27, 2013

Valentine paper pieced heart fabric postcard

For Valentines Day I sent out paper pieced fabric postcards.  Another class offered from the The Quilt Works, taught by Carol Bell.

Graduation fabric postcards

I made some fabric postcards for the 2013 graduation season...I just appliqued a cap and glued a tassel and a button to finish the top...

Saturday, September 19, 2009

Baby Jorgen Announcement (Fabric Postcard)

 

This is a postcard I made for an exchange with Art2Mail.  There is a link to a new website called "We Love Quilting" under the links on this blog.  Now the exchange groups are 4 instead of 25.  There was no theme assigned so I did a birth announcement for my son who was born on August 28, 2009.  The baby shower was a patriotic theme diaper party.  We called it a "Labor Day" party.  Hopefully this explains the design of the card.

Friday, August 28, 2009

Back Pocket (Fabric Postcard)

 
This was another postcard I made for an exchange with Art2Mail.  I wanted to make something that looked like the pocket of Wrangler jeans using my embroidery machine. 

Monday, August 24, 2009

Denim Braid (Fabric Postcard)


My mother-in-law made a vest using this technique, so I decided to try it on a postcard. On the vest, I asked her to use Harley Davidson material instead of the bandanna pattern.

Valentine Penguin (Fabric Postcard)



The theme for one of the Art2Mail postcard exchanges was the holidays. I could not settle for a penguin Christmas card, so I decided to try a Valentine Penguin card.

Dorothy (Fabric Postcard)


I made this card for my oldest daughter. Her name is Dorothy (Dottie) named after both of her great grandmothers.

Penguin Block (Fabric Postcard)



I am a penguin collector and I just had to try to make a penguin block work as a postcard. I think I was successful.

Hot Air Balloon (Fabric Postcard)


This is the first fabric postcard I ever made after attending a demo by Carol Bell which was held at The Quilt Works in Albuquerque.