Monday, February 21, 2011

Jack's Quiet Color Book

This design is from Shelley Wallace designs. I am at my daughters and she suggested we use the Crop-a-dile Big Bite to punch the holes in the sides before inserting the rings. It worked great! Now onto Emily's "Pocket Book" from Shelley Wallace Designs.






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Friday, January 28, 2011

Elizabeth's Burp Cloths

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Sunday, January 16, 2011

Saturday, January 8, 2011

Bath Towels for Elizabeth


Teresa, my daughter and I were talking one day about the quality of the baby towels and how they weren't very warm. Sew I got an idea to take a regular towel cut it in half and use that instead of the ones you can purchase. I know that alot of them have the hoods attached in the corner, but for an infant we thought that just bundling them up in this would be better. We will see when Elizabeth arrives in February!
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November, 2010 Holiday Pillowcases

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November, 2010 Ayesha's Tribute Quilt

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Friday, January 7, 2011

Sunday, September 12, 2010

Monday, June 28, 2010

Sewing Class Quilts


This is a quilt Angie is working on from a kit available at Joann's. The colors are beautiful! Can't wait to see it with the binding on the edges.

Ayesha made this banner for Father's Day! I really want to make one of these! The rick rack is so adorable.


This is Ayesha's quilt that she has been working on. This is a tribute quilt. The centers of the blocks have patches of fabric from her mother's clothing. It is sew beautiful.


Becca stopped by the other day for Father's day and brought her newest project. Enviro friendly napkin/silverware holder for your lunch sack. So greeeeeen!!!
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Sunday, May 30, 2010

March, 2010 Mother Daughter Slumber Party

Dani & Becca hard at work making eco-friendly napkins.
Teresa shows each of us how to make the adorable Easter baskets.
Finished Products.
Letty Gomez and her daughters Marisa and Dani joined myself and my daughters Teresa and Becca for a Mother Daughter Craft & Sewing Slumber Party. Each of the girls bring their own special talents to the table and we made eco friendly table napkins, Easter baskets, and designer scarfs. It was a wonderful evening filled with food, fun and friends.
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Napkins - Set of 12 for the Ranch

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Strawberry Applique Bib

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Flannel Rag Quilt and Burp Cloths

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Saturday, May 1, 2010

Stitch Magazine - Apron Pattern

Posted by PicasaI found a new magazine, at least new to me, Stitch. I don't know about anyone else, but there just isn't a very large selection of sewing magazines that have to do with general sewing with different projects etc. There seem to be lots of quilting magazines out there so I was excited when I ran across this issue. Included in the magazine are full size patterns as well. This particular pattern was not included in the full size patterns, but it gave directions for cutting it out by measurements. It was challenging and once it was cut out I put it up to me and it was very long, so I cut off 6 inches along the hem line so that it was shorter. I also installed a wide curved pocket and added bias tape to the upper edge of it. I sewed the pocket down the middle creating two pockets.

Tuesday, April 27, 2010

Monday, April 26, 2010

Amy Butler's Stash & Dash Bags

Another Amy Butler pattern! What can I say, I just really love her designs. This fabric was left over from my daughter's hospital gown when she went in to have my grandson, Jack. I purchased the fabric at JoAnn's and I believe they still carry it. The pattern was purchased at a quilt shop in Palo Alto, but I know that Tall Mouse carries her patterns as well. Fairly easy to make, directions easy to follow.
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Sunday, April 25, 2010

Nothing to do with Sewing!


I just had to share with you what I did with my paper from Amy Butler. There Hershey bars wrapped up in beautiful paper and I used my Sizzix to cut out the flowers. I keep a half dozen or so on hand at work so I can slip one into a mail box of someone who is celebrating their birthday.
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