I am so excited to share my new product line with you! One night, I realized that my little boy loved bringing his little treasures to bed. He would bring little erasers, coins, toy figures, whatever he could get his hands on! My husband would ask him to please put his treasures on his nightstand before…
A Sewn Fabric Quiet Book for Jack
I made this fun little quiet book using my Slice Machine by Making Memories and some fabric scraps I had on hand.
Cricut “Create a Critter” Appliquéd Baby Blanket
I made this blanket using templates cut out from the Cricut “Create a Critter” cartridge. Although I did not use the Cricut to cut the fabric itself, I traced the paper cut outs onto ironed on Pellon “Wonder Under” fusible web. To see INSTRUCTIONS, click Continue Reading.
No-Sew Jersey Circle Necklace
This unique necklace (which can also be made into a scarf) is quick, easy, and really cheap. All it takes is a rotary cutter (or scissors), a ruler, and an old t-shirt. Click “Continue Reading” to see full TUTORIAL.
Leather Ivy Clutch
I love this little leather clutch! It was made using the Poopy Clutch Tutorial written by Melissa Esplin on her blog ISLY. I also really like how she has a couple of different versions of the clutch, including a scalloped edge and sewn fabric versions. Melissa actually was the one who first brought me over to…
Fabulous Flowers 7: Scrap Trim Daisy
This shows some of the true power of repurposing. This scrap was only a couple of inches long, but that was all that I needed! Instead of going to the landfill it is now a fun little flower. There were tons of things like this at FabMo and I have a great new little stash…
Fabulous Flowers 6: Pleated Fabric Orchid
I guess I am on a flower making spree! These flowers were also made using fabric found at FabMo. I thought that the coordinating pleated fabric added a nice texture and the center small pearl adds a nice shine. This pattern also uses a Sizzix Big Kick, but I used the “Fabric Layers #2” die. …
Baby Booties
These are the cutest litte baby booties! I chose to do a leather sole (which in my opinion was a little bit of a pain to sew) made from some scrap leather that I had from a previous project. If I make them again I think I will just do a fabric sole–it would probably…
Learning to Nuno Felt
“Nuno Felting,” which is also known as “Laminate Felting” is a process where the silk fibers of a scarf are felted together with wool roving. I found out that it definitely takes a lot of elbow grease! However, the outcome is very interesting and unique. The first blue scarf was made with wool on both…
Fabulous Flowers 1: Felicity Fabric Flower
To start off the Fabulous Flowers series, I chose to try out Carina Gardner’s “Felicity Fabric Flower”. Make sure to check out her full tutorial and also the rest of her website. She is so talented and creative. This pattern is super simple and turned out great! This flower would look super cute on a headband,…
