To kick off tutorial week for quarter 1, we have Nicole from Snips Snippets, who’s made the cutest wee fabric stamps. When she offered a tute for these, I almost told her to just send what she’d made, forget the tute, but then I remembered my manners… Take it away Nicole!
Hello first quarter finish alongers!
I’m Nicole and you will usually find me blogging over at snips snippets. That is of course when I’m not sewing at my kitchen table or running around after my two little guys, which happens to be most of the time!
I’m excited to be here today with Katy to share this little tutorial with you all!
Not too long ago I posted a sneak peak of a little project with some cute little fabric stamps I was working on for this quarter of the FAL,
Well a few of you asked about the little stamps so I thought a quick little tutorial was in order. Then when Katy asked if I would be interested in sharing over here I jumped at the chance! So thank you Katy for having me here today! And I hope you all enjoy this little picture tutorial!
Shall we get started?
The possibilities are endless!
High fives for Katy for having me here today as well as for hosting this year’s FAL!
And don’t forget to swing on over to my place for a little envelope needlebook tutorial!
Don’t forget you have until midnight BST on 6th April to link up your finishes!
Super cute!
Thanks Lucy!
I love these so much I think I might have hurt myself!
Don't do that!! 😉 But i'm glad you love them!
How much fun are these! I have been seeing them on IG and loving them!!
Such a perfect project for cute little scraps! I've seen some adorable ones on IG as well 🙂
Very cute and I like the way you prepared the tut. Well done Nicole!
Aw, thanks Vera! Glad you liked it!
What a great tutorial!! Those stamps are so cute!!
Thank you so much!
How sweet are these!
Thanks! You're sweet for saying 😉
Adorable ~ and I'm sure addicting to make!
I have to buy Heat n Bold Ultra and start labeling my old quilts. Thanks.
Thank you! and you have no idea!
I'm pulling scraps to start labeling all my old quilts too.
What a great idea. Thanks for the tutorial.
oh these are very fun – thanks for sharing!
Such a great idea and an excellent tutorial too!
I love these and see myself making fabric postcards instead of birthday cards. Brilliant
Darling tute and stamps Cole!!!
Cute. Love the idea of using as quilt labels.
These are so adorable! Definitely on my to do for the wee miss list :o)
Fun tutorial! love them all but love them as labels.
If you use a silicone pressing mat, the fusible goo doesn't stick to that and it makes the pressing stages a lot less fussy! Love mine – I have a fons and porter one but I hear that you can use a silicone baking sheet…
Excellent!
These are so cute – love the idea of making quilt labels from them too!
Adorable! Im going to do this for a quilt label!
Thanks for sharing this fun tutorial and creative uses for the stamps
Love this! Indeed to get some of that adhesive. If you use it on a quilt will it stay on when you wish it?! I always forget labels too so this would be really helpful!
This really is such a great idea!! Wonderful tutorial!
Amanda
Cutest thing EVER!! My Bruce and I are def going to do this together 🙂
Niece, not Bruce 😉
What a great idea and you are right, there are so many options, especially quilt labels.
adorable. and genius as a label idea, as i am one of those that has forgotten to label ALL of my quilts! never too late, tho, i guess – thx! (: