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Easy
Tiny Hearts Wallhanging
REQUIRED
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Original Wallhanging was
designed by Edyta Sitar, Find her
directions with her specialty sets.
Eleanor Burns
Teresa Varnes
Tiny Hearts Wallhanging 10" x 12½"
Background
(1) Fat Quarter
(20) 3” squares
Scraps
(20) multiple fabrics at least 2¼” square
(cut to size later)
Backing
Fat Quarter
Binding
¼ yd
(2) 2½” strips
Light Paper Backed
Fusible Web
¼ yd
(20) 2” squares
Batting
12" x 14"
Dies
GO! QUBE Specialty Set Serendipity by Edyta Sitar
Die #55744 Go! Flower Shapes by Edyta Sitar
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GO! Square 3” (2 ½” Finished) #55256 or rotary cut
3” squares
Working with Paper Backed Fusible Web
1.Assembly-line cut (20) 2”
paper backed squares.
2.Place multiple scrap fabrics
wrong side up on pressing
mat.
3.Place rough side of fusible
web against wrong side of
fabric. Press for 5-8 seconds
with hot, dry iron. Let cool.
When using the AccuQuilt,
fabric layered with interfacing
is considered two layers.
4.Cut fabric same size as fusible.
5.Cover Heart shape on die
#55744 with fused fabric.
Layer cut up to six layers.
Cut fabric same size as fusible.
6.Peel off paper backing.
7.Position fusible Heart on 3”
Background square, right side
up.
8.Set iron on wool setting. Press
firmly for 10 – 15 seconds.
Check. If Heart doesn’t fuse in
place, cover with damp press
cloth and try again.
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Blanket Stitch
This stitch will hold raw edges in tact. It first takes a straight stitch on
Background fabric and then takes a bite to the left over the raw edge.
P lace open toe foot on machine and wide hole throat plate. Select
blanket stitch on machine, slow speed, and needle down. My favorite
stitch on my Babylock Auria is #14 at 2 stitch width and 2 stitch
length. This is a tiny stitch relevant to size of heart.
4. S
titch very slowly on 5
.A
t V, stop with needle down 6
. Continue around curve
curve, turning slightly
after straight stitch, pivot, take
and join up with beginning
with each stitch.
bite, and pivot again into
stitches. Lock stitches, and
curve.
cut threads
Start
3. C
ontinue
blanket stitch up
side.
1.Begin stitching on
right side of heart. Place
needle in Background
fabric, take straight stitch,
and then bite into Heart.
2. S
lowly take bite past point and
stop on Background with straight
stitch and needle down. Pivot
with needle in Background on
outside edge.
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Sewing Wallhanging Together
1. Lay out Heart blocks in rows four across and five down.
2. Flip and assembly-line sew vertical rows together.
3.From wrong side, press horizontal rows in alternating directions for locking seams.
4. Sew remaining rows, locking seams.
5. Press seams toward bottom.
6. Layer, quilt, and bind.
Heart Banner
1. Cut hearts and fuse to 3” squares.
2. Finish raw edges of Hearts.
3. Chain stitch top of Hearts together.
4. Hang where your Heart desires.
Edyta Sitar with her
Heart Banner. Photo
used with permission
from AccuQuilt.
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Designed and made by Teresa Varnes
Heart Dresser Scarf 12½" x 21"
Background
12½” x 21”
Eight Hearts
one fat quarter
(8) 3½” squares
Tear Drops
one fat quarter
(20) 2” squares
Bias Binding
one fat quarter
(2) 1¼” strips cut on bias
(do not fold)
Dies
Tear Drop GO! QUBE Specialty Set
Serendipity by Edyta Sitar
Die #55744 Go! Flower
Shapes by Edyta Sitar
Heart Die #55029 2”, 3”,
4” sizes
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Cutting Background
1.Fold 12½” x 21” fabric in fourths.
2.Draw oval on end with 13” dinner
plate. Cut on line.
Cutting Shapes
1.
Hearts: Fuse paper backed fusible to
wrong side of heart fabric.
2.Cut 3” Hearts. Peel paper away.
3.
Tear Drops: Fuse paper backed fusible
to wrong side of Tear Drop fabric.
4.Cut (20) Tear Drops. Peel paper away.
Finishing Dresser Scarf
1.Lay out Hearts and Tear Drops following photo.
2.Fuse in place
3.Finish raw edges with blanket stitch,
straight stitch, or satin stitch.
Sewing Bias
1. Piece two strips together. Do not fold.
2.Line up raw edge of bias binding right
sides together with Background. Sew
with ¼” seam.
3.Open bias and press flat toward edge.
Topstitch along top edge of binding.
4.Turn to back side. Turn raw edge under
¼”, and hand stitch.
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Tiny Hearts Wallhanging
Love is one of the most powerful of emotions. You have love for family, friends,
your passion as quilting, interests, your soul mate, and community. Nothing
shows love more than a cute little Heart wallhanging or table scarf, both quick
and easy to make. Edyta Sitar shares a petite Heart in her GO! QUBE Specialty Set, Serendipity. Share your love! Quilt to your heart’s content!
Supplies
Yardage – Cover Quilt
6" x 6" Square Up Ruler
6" x 12" Ruler
Rotary Cutter
¼" foot for sewing machine
Wide hole throat plate
Six Light to Medium Fat Quarters
Six Dark Fat Quarters
Dies
Mats
Tiny Heart and Tear Drop 55744
3" Squares 55256
2", 3", and 4" Hearts 55029
55137
55110
Background
(1) Fat Quarter
Scraps
for Hearts or Fat Quarter
Backing
Fat Quarter
Binding
¼ yd
Light Paper Backed
Fusible Web
¼ yd
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