Cuttlebug Quilting

[stauntonstamper]

What is the technique Cuttlebug Quilting?
And where would I find the instructions?
Thanks and Have a great day

[stampinandscrappin]

I'd like to know, too!

[librarian]

Count me in, if anyone knows!

[angelinoregon]

subbing.

[jor]

I've never heard of this. Sounds interesting!

[gaylehusko]

me too!

[scrampingram]

Not sure if this is what you are looking for...cut 1 1/4" squares from coordinated patterned paper, adhere to a piece of white c/s and run through cb embossing folder, trim to size and mount. I think you can add the faux stitching too. HTH.

Blessings,
Ruthy

[Tipsygirl]

here is a blog I found with a tutorial.
http://dianagibbs.typepad.com/stampi...-tutorial.html

I love Di's blog!

[love2play63]

Not sure if this is what you are looking for, but very cool. Scroll down to June 28.


http://www.stampinpretty.com/2008/06/index

[steph772]

Quote:

Originally Posted by love2play63

Not sure if this is what you are looking for, but very cool. Scroll down to June 28.


http://www.stampinpretty.com/2008/06/index.html

wow, that is a cool card...

did you all happen to see her room????????

[Dalek]

In SCS Gallery Stampin Di has a really good card with a link to a tutorial underneath it. The cards title is Pink Piruette Quilt card.

Failing that I will give you step by step, typed in here longhand!!!

This is the tutorial address:

http://dianagibbs.typepad.com/stampi...-tutorial.html

If you search the gallery using just Quilt you shouuld find lots.
Any questions feel free, but i'm a bit slow replying.

[stauntonstamper]

Thank you for the links - this is exactly what I was looking for.

[Dalek]

Credit to Stampin DI for a great card and Diana Gibbs for the TUT.

They certainly helped and inspired me. I love quilt cards; Ssssh! they a re a good way of using up all your scraps!!!;);)

[Cindygrammy2]

These are so cute!!! I am going to have to try and make one. I have a lot of other things to do, but, I have to try this first. Thanks so much for sharing!!

[c-mouse]

Don't stick with just your square punches...the Curly Label punch, the designer label punch, the scallop punches,,,,,even the round punches can all be used to create "pieces" for your quilt. and if you wish...odd shaped scraps can be glued down and then CB'ed and and faux stitched for a delightful "crazy quilt" look.

[DaisyMaisieG]

I have a card here (scroll down to Nov 10th) that I think is an example of Cuttlebug quilting. Hope it helps.

[stampztoomuch]

Here's another take on cuttlebug quilting (using different folders for the squares): http://melstampz.blogspot.com/2009/0...g-squares

[tracyandgirls]

oh er i think i might just have a go at this, i dont have a square punch so out will come the trimmer, just need to decide on the size of the squares.

[buggainok]

Quote:

Originally Posted by stampztoomuch

Here's another take on cuttlebug quilting (using different folders for the squares): Mel Stampz: Quilted Cuttlebug Squares

Thanks so much for posting the link. What a really cute way to use the CB folders. I have quite a few different ones, but never thought to use them to make little squares.

This is why I don't let many days go by without cruising around SCS! I missed this thread the first go-round. You snooze, you lose.

[tracyandgirls]

ok heres mine,
was meant to be a large card but i ended up chopping the ends of as i went wrong with the straight edges, was originally 12 squares
once i figure out correct measurements and get the straightness mastered i will definatly make more, i used card but now think i would have been better using paper as its made it a pretty heavy card as its now three layers of card(ooops)
i enjoyed doing it though

[Loretia]

I'm so glad I ran across this thread. There are some darling cards! I can't wait to try this technique. Thanks very much everyone for sharing!