Sewing, blogging, and creative business.
I’m very excited to have finished this patchwork Progress Pride Flag quilt. The pattern is by Bobbie Gentili from Geeky Bobbin. All of the fabrics are scraps from my stash.
This was a fun project and the finished quilt is really bright and colorful. As part of this process, I also enjoyed learning more about how the design of the Progress Pride flag came to be.
This one with a bit of wide velvet ribbon as a hanger and some bells.
This one with a bit of wide velvet ribbon as a hanger and some bells.
Yes, I am going from sewing for Sukkot to sewing for Christmas. That's how it rolls around here. I am making samples for a class I am hoping to teach in November on felt applique Christmas stockings. I have never celebrated Christmas and although I've certainly seen many stockings I really had no idea whatRead More →
Yes, I am going from sewing for Sukkot to sewing for Christmas. That's how it rolls around here. I am making samples for a class I am hoping to teach in November on felt applique Christmas stockings. I have never celebrated Christmas and although I've certainly seen many stockings I really had no idea whatRead More →
Sunday was the day after Yom Kippur and we spent the morning putting up the Sukkah. It took just under an hour to construct the whole thing. We are loving our new Sukkah with pipes and fittings that snap together (our old one was wooden and required a lot of very frustrating time with anRead More →
Yesterday morning I pulled out some awesome upholstery weight cotton I’d been hording for at least five years and made the 20-minute tote from The Purl Bee. Do you see why I’ve been saving it? That fabric is fantastic. No idea where I got it or who designed it. I found several yards of redRead More →
Over the winter I contributed a project to a book edited by Kathreen from Whip Up entitled Kid's Crafternoon Felting: 25 Projects for a Crafty Afternoon and today my copy arrived in the mail. My project is a set of five animal finger puppets and it is on the cover of the book. I reallyRead More →
Over the winter I contributed a project to a book edited by Kathreen from Whip Up entitled Kid’s Crafternoon Felting: 25 Projects for a Crafty Afternoon and today my copy arrived in the mail. My project is a set of five animal finger puppets and it is on the cover of the book. I reallyRead More →
October is here. I spent the morning making a velveteen pumpkin for my shop. I’m getting excited for fall baking and fall hikes, apple picking and scarecrow making.
L'Shanah Tova! Wishing you and your family a sweet new year!