Sew Incredibly Crazy

Tuesday, October 22, 2013

Autumn Applique Blog Hop

Welcome to Day Three of the

and a big thanks to Bea for organizing it
and a big thanks to Electric Quilt for a fabulous giveaway!
It is no surprise that I love to play

with my EQ7 software.

I have worked up several quilting projects on it.

For my Fall sample, I used all the shapes on the
left side bar. First, I started with a circle,
I flattened it out a bit.

Added a few half moons to each side of the circle

Made a rectangle and then used the edit tool to make a stem

Added a couple leaf shapes

Colored the pumpkin, you could use this as a pillow or

If you like Halloween, you can add a cute little face on it with a couple triangles and

a rectangle that I played with a bit for the mouth.

It is super easy to work up a wall hanging.

Or a table runner.

Just think,
You won't have to buy any more patterns...
You will be able to make your own.

How would you like win your very own EQ7 software?

What do you need to do to win?

That is sooo simple, leave a comment here on my blog and you can have one entry.

Make Sure You Are Not A No-Reply Blogger!!!!

Want even a better chance?

Visit these other EQ7 hoppers and leave a comment on their blogs to be entered to improve your chances of winning and be EQ7 inspired.

October 21st

Bea at Beaquilter

Jane’s quilting

October 22nd

Connie at Freemotion by the River

October 23rd

Amy at Sew Incredibly Crazy

Sew Calgal

October 24th

Nancy at Patchworkbreeze

Marian at Seams to be Sew

October 25th

Carol at Funthreads

"EQ Mouse"at The Electric Quilt

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Monday, October 21, 2013

Are YOU Wicked?

Beware of things that go bump in the night.

For they just might give you a fright.

Feel like someone might be watching you?

Well, your worries just might be true.

Beware of all the creepy crawlers

They are liable to make you holler.

I hoped you enjoyed your little stay

Where the Wicked sometimes play!!!!

Go and visit a few more of the Wicked

Tuesday, October 22^nd

Life in the Scrapatch

The Quilted Cat

Meadowbrook

Patchouli Moon Studio

The Nosy Pepper

Sew Incredibly Crazy- you are here

Thanks as always to every one's cheerleader

Mdm Samm and to the Wonderfully Wicked Wendy, who used

her broom to keep us in line.

P.S. Come back tomorrow for a chance to win EQ7 software.

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Friday, September 27, 2013

For The Boys Hop - Sign Up

Let's say I am soooooo

EXCITED to be a Head Cheerleader for

Madame Samm at Sew We Quilt.

This is my first time as a head cheerleader and

I am looking forward to working with all

of YOU!!!

"Sew" Here are the Details!!

Most of us have some special fellas in our life.

Young or old,

but sometimes they are forgotten

when it comes to our sewing.

So this Blog Hop is just

I am sure you can think of

something to whip up for one of them.

Christmas is just around the corner

and what better motivation to get it done a

weeeee bit early!

Boys projects should be pretty easy,
THINK

trucks, frogs, pirates, Lego blocks, superheroes, cars,
trailers, deer, ducks, skateboards, boats,
worms, insects, wildlife, favorite color, sports, hobby....

really the sky is the limit,
the list could go on forever...

When sending me your email to sign up ...

PLEASE INCLUDE:

Your name

Your email address

If you have Blog

(if you don't we'll find you a blog host)

Your Blog name

Your Blog Address

Here are our little guidelines (because who likes rules)

to follow....

#1 Everyone must turn off their word verification

the day they are showing their For the Boys project.

#2 Only 5 ladies with no blogs will be accepted, first come basis.

Madame Samm or I will host for you.

#3 You must have your post ready at midnight E.S.T.

If you are not sure how to do this, we are here to help.

#4 And last but not least, you must add the names and links

from those that hop the same

day as you. ( Keep yours on too, it makes life soooo much easier)
We want everyone

to find your For the Boy hopping friends

as easily as they found you- PERIOD.

#5 All Subscribed For The Boys hoppers must

put button on their blog.

( on the top right)

#6 Be a great cheerleader, because we
all could use one now and then ;)

You will have a great time, get off the sidelines and join in.

Send me an e-mail at sewincrediblycrazy@rocketmail.com

That is it!!!

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Thursday, September 26, 2013

Twisting with the 60's

Are you ready???

The 60's were a bit before my time,
but one symbol stood out
from that decade. I
decided to use it with a twist

a heart, instead of the traditional peace sign.

All in of course, Batiks. I used my Tokyo charms for the

reds, yellows, and oranges.

It is 120 - 2 inch squares, all in 18 inches.

I had more than a few reservations

while working on this.

But, I love how it turned out.

Surprising, I had this backing

in my stash...

I quilted it all with some new

variegated Aurifil thread I picked up.

I used grey #4670 (my new favorite thread), and yellow #4658.

It went so well with

the color variations in the Batiks.

I hope you enjoyed your little stop here.
Be sure to join in on all the fun
and check out the rest
of the Twisting 60's
Hoppers! ;)

September 27

Debby Kratovil Quilts

Tea Time Creations

I like to Quiltblog

Gingini's Crafts and Quilts

Sew Incredibly Crazy - You are here

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Sunday, September 15, 2013

Pin It Hop!

I have always wondered why was the first pincushions
were made into the shape of tomatoes?
Maybe I am the only one?
So I thought I would share a little bit of why.....

Why the tomato?
According to folklore, placing a tomato on the mantle of a new home
guaranteed prosperity and repelled evil spirits.

If tomatoes were out of season, families improvised by using

a round ball of red fabric filled with sand or sawdust.

The good-luck symbol also served a practical purpose—a place to store pins.

Well, my little tomato sits upon my shelf
and is not getting much use since I worked up this.....

What could it be? No, it's not a furry green tomato.
HaHa!!

This is my very first pincushion that I have made for myself.
I started crocheting and came up with
a giant fuzzy cactus.
I crocheted it using Fun Fur Yarn.

It has made a home in a giant coffee cup pot.
It makes me happy just seeing resting on my sewing table.

Usually, if I make one, I might have to make another. So here's it's twin.

I also whipped this up a cup of joe.
It is filled with walnut shells
and is the perfect hand held size.

I hope you enjoyed your stop here.
I'm so glad you came to visit.

;)

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Monday, September 9, 2013

Not a Whole lot of Sewing going on.....and Pin it!

Sew, there has been zero sewing going on at my home because

hubby and I have been working on a little something......

A little remodeling

From two closets to one larger one

Hubby and I worked on it for a good day and finished it this far. We went from a small not very useful linen closet and made a bedroom closet a little larger and more functional.

I absolutely love doing projects like this

I guess you could say that it is in my blood.