Packer Picture Frame (Magnetic)

I had a few extra 1.5 in X 1.5 in Packer colored squares, so I decided to make a Packer magnetic picture frame.  For the borders I just sewed together a few of those squares to add more fabrics and designs.  Here is the pattern--make it your own!

Picture Frame Pattern

Go Pack Go!

I finished my Packer wall hanging quilt.  I am so happy with it, and I hung it up on my wall tonight.  The binding was really fun, because I used fabrics from the quilt, so there are four different fabrics in the binding.  It turned out really great!

I also added another layer on my Aaron Rodgers painting.  Here is the photo.  I'm not sure yet if I will add another layer yet.

Packer Mosaic Quilt

Can you tell I'm a big Packer fan?  Here's an awesome Packer Quilt I made.  I'm super proud of it.  It's made up of 1in x 1in squares 20 x 30.  I'm going to hang it up on my wall!

Aaron Rodgers Painting

My first layer of the portrait of Aaron Rodgers doing the belt during the Super Bowl!

Packer Logo Brewers Logo...or Any Logo

Being an extreme Packer Fan, I like to accessorize with the logo.  Here's a fanny pack for my friend.  She gave me the green and white fanny pack and wanted me to add the Packer logo.

Packer Logo Fanny Pack

 I've also made denim pins with other team logos.  Here's the Brewers old-school logo and on the back is a safety pin, so you can add it to any bag, jacket or accessory.

Brewers Logo Pin

It's very simple and quick. Here's how
1. Print of the logo on white paper the same size you want.
2. Pick out the color fabrics you want
3. Trace each color out onto iron-on adhesive (remember to trace it backwards, because then when you iron it on it will be the right way)
4. Iron the adhesive to the back side of your fabric
5. Cut out each piece of the logo
6. Layer it and iron on each piece separately
7.  Sew on the top piece (or each piece individually)

Happy Sewing!!