Some of the Things I have done over the years
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Quilt Gallery
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Martha Pullen Teaching Beginning Sewing
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Martha’s Madeira and Bias Shaped Table Runner
Tailored embellishment techniques and an elegant cream-on-white color scheme create a sophisticated image for this table runner. Bias shaping defines a center motif, and a Madeira appliqué border finishes the look. Linen is the perfect fabric for this home décor project, and it will make a beautiful addition to your home, or that of someone lucky enough to receive it as a gift! |
Martha's Rag Quilt
This is the ultimate easy quilt! Layered fabric blocks are pieced together with exposed seams then laundered to fray the fabric edges. The result is a fluffy, cozy quilt that is great when you need an extra layer to keep out the chill. This is a quick and easy, no-fail project! The finished quilt is 50” wide and 55” long. |
Martha Pullen Beginning Sewing II
Martha Pullen Heirloom Sewing
Martha Pullen Serger I
Basic serger techniques make this versatile quilt very easy to piece and construct. Each block is pieced from fabric strips, then the blocks are alternately placed either horizontally or vertically, creating interest and movement in the design. Once the blocks are stitched together to make the center panel, the borders can be added in just a little time. Finishing and binding the quilt are also easily accomplished. Choose colors and fabric types to work with any décor.
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Two layers of beautiful embroidered edging are easily transformed into this elegant heirloom. The exquisite embroidery on the edging eliminates the need for any further embellishment. The embroidery finishes the front edge, so the only construction requirements are a back casing and center back seam. Narrow silk satin ribbon runs through the casing, and wider ribbons tie a bow at the front. This tiny bonnet is sweet and elegant, perfect for gift-giving or special occasions.
Decorative as well as functional, this is a perfect gift project. Pretty fashion fabric is used on the outside; serger chain stitch creates a grid design and attaches the front to a layer of padding. Exposed zippers are inserted into the flannel lining by serger to create six roomy pockets. The front is attached to the lining with piping inserted between the layers, and an attached, elasticized band wraps around to secure the roll for storage.
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Those precious little bundles of joy can make some pretty big messes, and this cover-up will help to protect her best outfits. With padding on the inside for absorbent functionality, the outside is purely decorative. Bands of embroidered insertion are connected with a strip of bridging that is laced with silk satin ribbon; lace insertion borders the center panel and ruffled lace edges the bib. Self-fabric ties are made using a binder attachment and a cover stitch or chain stitch.
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Serger, Serger! Fundamentals and Creative Flourishes
Children's Garment Contruction
A sweet little purse and matching headband would make a perfect gift for a special little girl in your life. An adorable ribbon flower embellishes each piece and ties the set together perfectly.
The ever-comfortable sporty styling of a cotton pajama top showcases piping trim on sleeve and front center bands, on the contrasting pocket.
Shaped bias on the English netting round yoke of a sweet cotton dress lends a touch of innocence, which can only be emphasized by a neckline of gathered lace and sleeves trimmed in bias and beading.
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Cotton print ruffles, pockets and trims will help you create a backpack that can go anywhere - school field trips, trips to the zoo or shopping with her favorite seamstress!
Add interest to basic garments by using color boldly. Define an outfit by placing a print that demands attention at the neck, waist and hem; and then, fill in the ensemble with coordinating prints that won't compete with your primary fabric.
Nothing says “heirloom” more than a beautiful hand-smocked bishop dress. Several sleeve finishes will allow you to customize this dress to fit any occasion. The easy elastic loops on the dress back create a beautiful closure.
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Layered bias trims emphasis the clean silhouette of an A-line jumper. Use color and decorative bias - such as a picot-edged variation - to draw attention to a pattern's simplicity; satin ribbon to soften the design.
You'll have a hard time getting any little girl out of these adorable pajamas! Embellish softas-butter baby knit base fabric with spaghetti bias shaped into a flower. The technique is so easy! Pair the top with cotton gingham cropped pants to match, and she'll never argue about bedtime!
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And Many Many More fun Projects for children Including apron and chef hat.
Heirloom Sewing: Creating Priceless Treasures
Sulky Magical Thread Art and More
BUTTERFLYIN FLIGHT AnotherEasyandFun ArtProjectbyCarolIngram, DesignerforSulkyofAmerica
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CAT ON THE COURT HOUSE STEPS
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3-D SUNFLOWER IN AN EDIBLE GARDEN
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PENNY RUG CANDLEMAT
Project by Evelyn Byler Designer for Sulky of America |
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Sulky Garden Gate Journy and Seasons of life Calendar
