We have had this fantastic fabric for a while, I can’t believe I haven’t put it up on the blog yet! What could be better than soft cuddle(another word for minky) fabric in a Dr. Suess print?! I have saved some for a woobie for my little guy. Just for kicks, I am putting it on a Internet only special price of $15.95 a yard! If you would like some for your own little project, click here.
Aren’t these little aprons adorable? They are for little ones age 2-ish to 6-ish. They are great for cooking in the kitchen with mommy, or as an art/project smock. They are made from an adorable Alphabet Laminate fabric! We made an easy to assemble kit, with pre-cut bias tape! You can whip this up in no time!
We have marked down a bunch of fantastic patterns and a few kits in a little Online Summer Sale!
The kits for the Kids Alphabet Aprons are 20% off!
Lots of Patterns are 20-50% off!
The Benji’s Pockets Kits are 30% off, hurry there are only a few of these left!
This is a little peek at our version of Millie’s Dresses. It is now off to the quilter! It has some embellishments that will be added to the dresses after it is quilted, than it should be hanging in the shop. We are making kits currently, and thinking about doing a class, what do you think?
I can’t believe my little guy is so big, he is trying to feed himself! Thank goodness he cannot get out of his Aiden & Ava Bib, it is a lifesaver in the laundry department. His grandma made him the little school bus version that he is sporting here. I may need to make up the cars version shown below, as that is now one of his favorite words. The kits for these adorable reversible bibs were totally sold out a few days ago, but we have been busy as bees working on them and they are all back in stock!
Growing up in Utah, we are all skiers around here. A few years ago we came up with a pattern called These Boots were made for skiing, because we couldn’t find any skiing themed patterns, and we wanted to make a quilt. The pattern has sold and sold, year after year. Holly Cullen & Joyce Kirsch sent me this photo yesterday of their version on our quilt. They made a few changes and made a KING size! It blew my socks off! Bravo ladies!! It is wonderful!
It is so wonderful to see our designs mixed with others creativity and talent! If you have made something fabulous with one of our patterns, please share it with us. It really makes our day.
Britt is a darling customer at the shop, and this is her quilt. The design is from the Animal Alphabetpattern. She made it for her first baby who was born this summer. Isn’t it wonderful?! She did a fantastic job! Britt had never done any applique before taking our Invisible Machine Applique Class. If you love applique, but are scared of it, don’t be! You too can do quilts as fabulous as this!!!
We have wanted to start a series of video tutorials on for blog for some time now. Unfortunately our sewing & knitting skills are a little more advanced than our technological ones. But, we finally just decided to go for it! While our videos may not be technologically perfect, I think we have some great tips to share with you, and hopefully that is what gets across. We have a lot of fabulous ideas for these tutorials, but if you have any suggestions , please share them with us. We would love to be able to get you the information you are wanting! So please, comment with some feedback.
Our first video tutorial is how to make our fantastic Modern Applecore with ease! We love this quilt! It is such a fresh addition to the decor of a room! We loves to use lots of different large modern floral fabrics, but really anything will work. Once you understand how to sew the curves, it goes together very quickly. The quilt is easily made with fat quarters, and we all have a million of those right? We sell a pattern & template for this quilt as well as some other tools that make stitching it a little easier, they are all listed at the bottom of the post under Suggested Supplies.
Suggested Supplies:
Modern Applecore & Template
Roxanne’s Glue Baste It
Awl
Little Scissors
Fat Quarters , the amount depends on the size of quilt you would like to make.
