I publish this blog on Sunday, so what’s up with a random mid-week post?
Because I made something for the current PROJECT QUILTING challenge, here.
The challenge requires making something quilty from start to finish within a week, and must be posted by Saturday, which is why this post is early. There will still be a regular post on Sunday.
This week’s prompt is “a novel”–any novel. I made this card because the occasional romance novel is my guilty pleasure (OK, one of my guilty pleasures), and it did double duty as a valentine card this week!
Process: I took something from the discard bin and applied heat-n-bond to the back. Then I cut out a heart, fused it to the front of a blank card, and zig-zagged around the edge.
Fun and done!
Zippy Quilts 
I know you know this – but- at the farmers market/craft fair you could sell these with ease.
Happy Valentine’s Day, Zip!
Probably best not to quit my day job, nevertheless 😀
So fun and perfect for the prompt. Happy Valentine’s Day!
Thanks! Just saw your mug rug and love it, too.
I like your take on the theme. Lovely heart!
Thank you!
This is awesome – very creative and I think someone would enjoy getting that card in the mail – definitely a keeper card 🙂
I love the interpretation of Romance novel! And the project is very cool.
Thanks!
Aw cute. Love the idea. Tried my hand at a few fabric cards. This is an incentive to try again.
I recommend this way to do fabric cards. It gets rid of orphan blocks and is quick and easy. Win-win-win! I look forward to seeing yours.
Love this–I am going to steal another idea of yours! Perfect finish that answers the theme, for sure.
Oh, good! It pleases me for my ideas to inspire my friends 🙂
So now I know a little more about you. In exchange, I will tell you that I read fantasy novels. Nice heart.
Fantasy novels sound good too 😉
Excellent! Fantasy sounds good too.
What an interesting challenge. Making something relatively small is very doable though, and it looks like you picked just the right thing. I like that you were able to use small scraps to make a piece that’s very effective, and useful! Good for you!
I kind of thought the one week limit was a good kick in the you-know-where for some of us who procrastinate 😀
Get it! Love it 🙂