I still am working on a name for these but so far, PB&J, which stands for Prayer Card, Bookmark & Jesus.
So here is the finished PB&J. And I do hope no one thinks I am being disrespectful. If so, please speak up.
This measures 3 3/4" wide by 8 1/2" long.
It's quilted on both the front and the back. There is an opening on the top so you can slide your card-stock paper in and out in order to write your prayer intentions on.
There is a piece of vinyl that covers the paper so pencil and ink will not get on to your book or bible that you are keeping it in.
So, I will give you a photo journey on the creation of these prayer cards:
Outline so I know where the quilting needs to be |
Some of the items needed. I am planning on making more of these, all out of silk fabric. |
Vinyl |
Tracing designs for the back. |
I drew out the X and P and covered them with the clear contact paper to turn it into a template to trace around. That way I can use it over and over again.
Ready to Quilt Using Aurifil thread |
All quilted and ready to start the assembly work. |
Before I start trimming I like sew a very tiny stitch inside the marked line so when I do cut, my quilting stitches don't come undone. |
Ready for layering!!! |
Add caption |
Fusedand trimmed, still need to cut out the center for the prayer card. |
As you can see, I did two stitchings. That way, once the center is cut out, I can use it for a smaller bookmark!!!!! |
Edge stitching!!! Lots of edge stitching |
It was tricky sewing in the vinyl and it doesn't budge. Sticks right to the sewing machine bed. |
Front |
Back and ready for some names!! |
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I hope you like it.
I would like to make several more for gifts.
But I have some adjustments to make.
You never know what you need until you have already done it.
I may not quilt the back part as it makes it a little thick for a bookmark.
So I guess I can call this one a prototype!!??
Take Care, Happy Quilting
and talk to you again real soon!!!
Martha
Very nice. Thanks for linking up with Elm Street Quilts One Monthly Goal and congrats on your finish!
ReplyDeleteThank You Patty!! Now on to the next project!!!
DeleteYour craftsmanship is superb! Gorgeous piece.
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