Friday, November 17, 2017. About a week ago, I shared over on Instagram. A pillow I made using a cute Christmas Flour Sack towel I found at Walmart. The response was way more than I ever expected. I honestly think that we collectively as Instagram quilters have caused a run on these towels at Walmart. Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas. Meet Me Under the Mistletoe.

A magic pillowcase tutorial! Simple patchwork and stars. Easy double hexagon pillow! Xs and Os Quilt. Easy peasy banner tutorial! Custom illustrations by ariel. Artwork created for sew deerly loved! Sunday, September 25, 2016. Lovely Little Patchwork Blog Tour and Giveaway! Today is the last day of the blog tour for my book Lovely Little Patchwork, published by Tuva Publishing. First on the blog tour was Sarah of A Little Happy Place.

I am so excited to be a part of this showcase. Is a dear friend of mine, and I remember emailing back and forth when her book was just in the most beginning stage. What a joy it is for me to see it come to life. Jemima is such a talented and kind person, and her warmth is translated perfectly in her debut book, Weekend Quilting. Released by Fons and Porter. The abundance of approachable and fun projects made picking only one very tough! Be sure to check out each stop on the showcase! Mon 5.

Acai, Berry and Baobab breakfast bowl. 3 Sweet Bee and I are selling flowers! 4 Mouse rattle for a sweet friend. 5 Mr Sweet and I went here. 6 and that sign . 7 My next baby quilt is in the making. 8 Do you remember me talking about the Instagram. I won round four! Super exciting. These are my winners treats from.

Paper patterns are available from my e-shop. Versions are also available from my PayHip. 00 until the end of this month on Craftsy. Down South Mini A New Pattern.

Her package should be there today, so I figured it was safe to post. Most of the prints are Liberty of London. But a sharp eye for Liberty will be able to spot some Sevenberry. The white is a Lawn fabric from Cotton and Steel. So, I guess it all evens out.

A journal of our ordinary days. The holidays can be a lot. Which is why treating yourself to an online winter retreat in January is just genius. And exactly what we all need. As it so happens, Heather, over at Beauty that Moves. But you need to d.

Following the successful make for her birthday, I wanted to make a dress for my sister for Christmas, she has a very different style from me but when I saw the Overture Set which came with Issue 20 of Simply Sewing Mag a few months a go, I knew that would be the one. Mine, all mine, Ultimate Shift Dress. After watching many YouTube vlogs by Lisa Comfort of Sew Over It, I was sold on trying out the ultimate shift dress.