Fidget Quilt - Episode 1 - Use tiny fabric crumbs!
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- Опубликовано: 28 авг 2024
- We begin to make a fidget blanket using tiny shreds of fabric and very small scrap crumbs attached to fusible interfacing. Fidget blankets and quilts are great sensory tools to help with focus and lower stress. Alzheimer's patients may also benefit from these textile quilt blankets.
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I love watching and hearing as you walk through the creative process.
Thanks Susan, the process is half the fun! Happy sewing!
I put tulle over mine then sew like a spiral square...i love your patch...its gorgeous!
I love the idea of using tulle- I’m going to try that. Thanks for the tip!
They would make a beautiful stained glass window quilt
What a great idea Sharon! Thanks for watching!
I love this idea!
Very colorful and fun! I’m going to try to make a quilt for my autistic grandson! Thank you for the video and also to the one woman who made a comment that suggested using tulle over the one stringy block to hold it in tact. I think I might use bright, colorful metallic threads too.
Good luck with the quilt for your grandson, should be a fun quilt to make! I really need to get back to making more of these fidget quilt blocks. I got side tracked on other projects for a bit.
I love that you found a use for the shreds and trimmings of fabric projects. I've always thrown mine away because I didn't think they'd ever have any use, but now I want to try the scrappy birds nest on interfacing idea.
Scrappy birds nest sounds amazing!
It's great for stuffing, too!
I enjoy participating in your creative thought process. That's most of the fun when working out a proect!!!
Using tulle over it and then sewing is the way to go I have been doing this technique for years children love to run their fingers around it ! Keep up the good work😍😇
I would love to try this with a layer of tulle. Maybe even ripping the tulle in parts would look cool.
I did like the square that included the blue fabric. I know it wasn’t what you were going for, but the camera ( and I) thought it looked good. What a creative idea you are working. Bravo!
Wonderfully creative way to use those unusable scraps! I would prefer to see the small rectangles in a vertical column on a larger piece of batik, more so for an art piece.
Ya, it feels more art piece to me too. Thanks for your input!
My autistic grandson likes order…lol, so I would definitely place the rectangles in neat rows.
Like the end result of the fused fabrics!
Years ago, I watched a video similar to your idea, using a tulle to cover the bits of fabric, then sewn...BUT then the tulle ironed off, leaving a neat creation! Also, I believe one is to not use water or steam when using fusible...but that could be also the 'type' of fusible... love your little squares!
I really want to try tulle. Perhaps I’ll do that for episode three.
Make fold those narrow trimming to make tabs and sew on edge of something. Fidget tabs
I think the concept here is texture and movement. Color and design are secondary to tactile function. Knubby fabrics could be utilized also. You also need washability if its really to be handled a lot.
Hi, similar blankets are recommend for people suffering from alzheimer's desease. They can keep their hands busy
I do these for nursing homes and Veterans homes but they have more tactile blocks. Strings, beads, buttons, cuffs from shirts and anything that I can attach firmly. Must make them to be washed and dried often. I use flannels, corduroy and polyester fabrics.
That's a really great idea love your tutorials😇 can't wait to see what's next😍😇
Thanks Neva! Happy sewing!
My friend makes those for nursing homes. She puts zippers on it, many things and they are on the soft fabric she makes pray blankets out of.
You need a Teflon sheet to protect your iron.
To prevent the risk of your iron sticking to the interfacing, use a pressing cloth, piece of scrap fabric or silicone pressing mat.
If you add tule over the top it works great.
Thanks for the tip Suzanne!
It needs a pop of black
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Very cool ideas, wish I would have saved all my little pieces to give this whirl 🤦♀️
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Pretty idea but I don't see it working.