Part 1 Shabby chic / scrappy string block for a rice bag 

CORINNE! Stop it! All your projects are so fun, I want to try them all....talk about taking someone down the rabbit hole! This is going to be gorgeous; can't wait to see the embellishments. Thanks so much for sharing....

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A magnet, use it to move all the pins and needles on the underside of the couch to one area, then just poke them through the faux fabric. Pins might need a little tug or 3, which works better when you hold your tongue just...so....yup....there you go! 400 teeny tiny holes in your fingers should be about right, to prove your bravery of course.

Rewatching and not sure if you found the name of this fabric line but l have just seen it at the craftlive show its rose and violets garden

I think your jelly role is Rose and Violet Garden

Absolutely gorgeous work ~ can you please advise the name of the threads that you used ~ simply stunning

So nice buttey full work. 💯🧶🧶

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where did you get that calico canvas fabric from? I am a Brisbane dweller too.

What size DMC thread are you using? 36:30

Good GOD what are you making?

what is that fine fabric you cut into please?

I love the colors in this sweet page. It will be fun to see the next layer! Thanks for sharing.

I think I’d be in heaven with a sampling of every fabric you have.

Aaannd down the rabbit hole I go again 😂

Oh Corrine, this is going to be so beautiful, and thank you so much for the shout-out :) I can't tell you what a buzz it is to see different people putting their own spin on this idea. Love the fabrics and trims you're using, the Stef Francis fibres are totally gorgeous. The rice bag is a perfect way to use the scrappy string squares and would be perfect to showcase other slow-stitched pieces as well, definitely will be checking out your playlist on that as well. Thanks for a lovely video :)

have you got a video on those calico liners?

Love your idea of making the bag as a foundation to apply new techniques. What I especily like about the string quilt block is you only have to decide on colors and maybe the width. I still struggle a bit with collaging. I will try this technique of hand sewing the strips. Another block might be a crazy quilt patch. Start with a 5 sided shape and sew strips around similar to the log cabin method. You really are an inspiration and I love everything you do, your colors and style. I wish we were neighbors so we could sew together. Thank you so much for sharing your ideas and talent. I love embroidering along as you chatter away.

Sew pretty! I don’t know how you can stop at just one block with those fabrics. 😊

Ohhhh that’s so pretty. Shabby Chic is definitely a favourite. You could possibly do your other panels with tiny little squares like a checker board instead of strips. Then lay strings over. Or the Suffolk puffs and hexagons in those colours as you said. Pearls and beads in strips ....goodness the mind boggles with the endless possibilities. ❤

Love this Corrine, great way to use the scraps we all have plenty of. Tfs Hugs Susanna xx 😄♥️🧵🪡

Thank you so much for another wonderful idea for the little scraps, going to try this. the time you put into making these videos is greatly appreciated, thank you so much.

I too saw this on Annie’s channel and wanted to try this method out. But making the rice bag instead of another pillow would work out great. Plus a container to use would be more useful to me. PS feel the same way about using the sari silk as a journal tie- glad I’m not alone in this thinking Corrine.

Hi Corrine just love your new project with the rice bag look as i just loved when you made your first rice bag

So yummmmie 🤗 Lol.. thank you for another rabbit hole 🤦‍♀️

Gorgeous! I can see here the patience of your grandma on her wedding dresses❤😍Thanks for sharing!

Slow stitching would be perfect for this ❤️

Steam a seam 2 is great it’s lighter then the original and easy to stitch thru …this project is going to be so cute

Oh, I do love these colors! My kind of fabric.

Love this idea, I'm thinking it might be my next project. I think that jelly roll is called "Rose & Violet's Garden".

I am so happy you are doing another rice bag. Can you tell me who is Annie? You have mentioned her several times and I don't think I know her channel

Love it Corrine 😊

Lovely idea💕