g -->
Showing posts with label Sewing Projects. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Sewing Projects. Show all posts


What a great idea! Love this!  Come along and join the fun..let's make one or two or three!  I must visit this fabulous My Girlfriend's Quilt Shop in Cache Valley-Utah!   I think I need to attend soon!  Utah---Here I come!  I can also visit my son at Utah State!  Let's GO! Wahoo!

Welcome Friends!
Sew happy for your visit!
Sew what's new?
 Cupcake Creations....


Reversible Cupcake Apron with pockets,
great for cooking gadgets and a few cupcake treats! 
(Thanks to my little daughter...she will let me take her picture for ICE CREAM! :)
Kitchens are made to bring FAMILIES TOGETHER!
You can wear matching Aprons with
your Mother, Sister, Grandmother, Aunt
whom ever you choose!

A Cupcake for every day of the week! 
Fabrics by A Cupcake A Day.

Reversible-Two Aprons In One!

A Cupcake Pin Cushion to match.
(PDF Pattern available in my etsy shop)
Oh what fun it is to SEW!

Last but not least....
A Cupcake Tote Bag!

Have a Sweet Day!

Links:
Whatever Goes Wednesday
Thank you Joni!  Visit her adorable blog!

 

Welcome To The Apple Orchard!
Part Two
I'm sewing more green apples!
I'm also working on Red Apples!

Apples are embellished with ribbons, tulle and fabric leaves.
The green and white gingham fabric is my favoite.



Enjoy!
Happy Fall Ya'll
Tip Me Tuesday


A little more Apple Inspiration!
 Apples are arriving....freshly made from my sewing room!
You will see Red and Green Polka Dot Apples with green leaves!
All handmade for the apple of your eye!


Brown polka dot stems, doily flowers and fall beads are included!

Apple Facts:
The average person eats 65 apples a year.
Washington, New York, Michigan, Pennsylvania, and California are the top 5 apple-producing states in the U.S. In all, 36 states produce apples commercially.
The apple is the official state fruit of Washington, New York, Rhode Island, and West Virginia.
Apple trees don't bear their first fruit until they are four or five years old.
The more apples a person eats, the lower his or her risk of developing lung cancer.


Have a Bright Sunshiny Day!
Eat a apple! :)
Enjoy!

Hello Friends!
(Pass me by if your getting tired of pumpkins. I apologize.)
 The season  is coming upon us and
I love the new Halloween Fabrics!
The colors are bright, with a lot of purple and green thrown in the mix, 
 along with  multi colored polka dots.

The colors blend nicely with your Halloween Decor!
Have a Groovy Day!
Thank you ETSY TREASURY:

Who can resist cute little birds? Not I!

I see birds everywhere, but these are exceptionally CUTE!
I love the detail!  I think they would make a wonderful pin cushion,
as well as a great gift idea for crafters and sewing friends!
I need extra days, extra hours in the week to make all these fun projects!
That is what I love about Pinterest!
My "To Do" projects are easily accessible and they wait for me!

You can find the adorable little birds here:

I have made birds from this simple easy to follow bird pattern found here.
(You may remember these birds, I've featured them in the past.)
Birds are for everyone!
Enjoy your summer!


I love this idea and so SIMPLE!
This cute little children's sleepover mattress is made with five pillows!
I found it on pinterest.
I've been looking for a tutorial and found it HERE:
I'm so excited to make one, come along and join me!

A super cute idea for Christmas sleepovers under the Christmas Tree,
or sleepovers with friends and Grandparents!
I know my little daughter will love it!
I especially love the red and white polka dots!
I just wanted to share it with you.
Enjoy!

Rick Rack Flowers....Adorable!
I found the pink rick rack rosette flowers on pinterest!
I love it so much, I'm embellishing head bands for Back To School!
The tutorial is in Spanish, but the pictures are easy to understand.
You can find the tutorial here:
(There are several different versions of rick rack flowers/google.)

I simply made my rosettes by rolling the rick rack together and securing into place with
a glue gun--no sewing!
There are a lot of creative ideas for using rick rack rosette flowers!
T-shirts, handbags, rings, necklaces, bracelets, the list goes on!

I will be making more for the holidays!
I think red and white rick rack would be great for Christmas.

Enjoy!

Meet Victoria... a new summer friend!
Victoria is decked out in polka dots, stripes and long braids!
My little daughter wishes she could swim!
I chose fabrics to match my daughter's Birthday month.

Soon Victoria (Ruby Lou) will have a pink smile on her face.
(My little daughter took the picture below.)

I made this fun little doll with my sister, as she made one for her little grand daughter's Birthday!
I hesitated at first, but now I'm so glad I jumped in.
My little daughter loves her new doll and takes her everywhere!
This is a great project for fabric scraps.
You can personalize your doll!

This little doll is from the adorable  Sew Much Ado Ruby Lou Pattern.
I did make a few changes.
I'm bad at following patterns, I have to do my own thing.
(I don't know it that is good or bad, probably a little of both.)

I knew my daughter would give her a new name, that is the fun part!
Welcome...Victoria!
(Fabrics by Riley Blake and Moda)

Links:

Hello everyone! 
Thank you for your kind comments.
I hope you are all doing well and enjoying your summer wherever you may be!

Are you thinking about "To Do" projects for Fall and Christmas? 
I'm seeing "Christmas in July" everywhere!
I'm also seeing Halloween fabrics everywhere!

I will have Fall and Halloween pumpkins available in my etsy shop in mid August.
I'm excited to bring you the newest fabrics available!
The fabrics are bright, cheerful and fun!
You will probably see a lot more polka dots this season.
I can't help myself!
In the meantime, have a beautiful summer!


Hello Monday...you are here!
So happy to see you.
It's Spring Break!

My girls and I are bringing out the Easter Decor!
Carrots are everywhere this Spring.
Instead of the typical orange, we added a few polka dots and stripes!
The decorating possibilities are endless.
I have made my carrots with gathering the tops and tucking the top inside the carrot.
Follow a simple Tutorial by:

Hang your carrots on a wreath
Place them in a basket for a Easter Table Top!
Place your carrots in a Glass Jar!
Fun, Fun Fun!

Enjoy your Spring day!
We are getting a lot of beautiful Sunshine!
I hope you are too!
Links: