If you have been reading this blog for awhile, you know I have pet chickens. So, when I saw this soft cute chicken knit, I knew I had to make myself a shirt!
The fabri is Birch Organics cotton knit and it is such nice quality. Very soft and thick. It was a quick project to make a raglan T for myself.
My next post will show you the project I made with this gorgeous cross-stitch embroidery!
I hope to inspire and entertain you with a lot of sewing and a little of everything else!
Sunday, March 19, 2017
Monday, March 13, 2017
Adorable New Embroideries Just Listed!
| ART BUNNY 4X4 |
| ART BUNNY 5X7 |
| DONKEY CART 4X4 |
| DONKEY CART 5X7 |
| CHICKY BONNET 4X4 |
| CHICKY BONNET 5X7 |
| BUNNY EASTER EGG 4X4 |
| BUNNY EASTER EGG 5X7 |
| PLAID KITTY 4X4 |
| PLAID KITTY 5X7 |
Tuesday, February 21, 2017
Comforting Pillowcases
On Friday, I hosted a "Pillowcase Workshop" at my house. We are in the middle of strep throat, so it has been a bit busy here.
About 14 ladies from my Quilt Guild came and sewed. We made pillowcases for our Comfort Quilt Closet. These are destined to be used as wrappers for quilts presented to people. Besides making a nice presentation, the pillowcases are useful, too.
We made them using the "Sausage" method wherein the cuff encases the seam, so it's nice and neat. Most of them have an accent strip, too. We had some fun novelty prints to work with. They are so quick to make, I think I should make some for my own family! We actually will end up with more than 20, because people brought some home to work on, too.
About 14 ladies from my Quilt Guild came and sewed. We made pillowcases for our Comfort Quilt Closet. These are destined to be used as wrappers for quilts presented to people. Besides making a nice presentation, the pillowcases are useful, too.
We made them using the "Sausage" method wherein the cuff encases the seam, so it's nice and neat. Most of them have an accent strip, too. We had some fun novelty prints to work with. They are so quick to make, I think I should make some for my own family! We actually will end up with more than 20, because people brought some home to work on, too.
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