This tiny dress is all ready for my soon to be born niece, Francis. That’s her code name, from me anyway, I love that name. I had spotted a gingham Geranium on flickr a while back (and I guess I even copied her red buttons, oops) and made sure to pull my gingham from my …
Wow, okay, so I’m just posting here to try and keep some normality in our lives. I want to let you know that with everything happening in the world right now, I think it’s so important to hold tight to the small things in life. I am so glad to be so fortunate to have …
I’m excited because a new pattern is on it’s way! I’ve been doing the hustle thing in the background and it’s almost ready. Hopefully will be able to do the full reveal Friday, but for now I’ll just do a little teaser photo for fun. The pattern will have two sizes and I hope that …
Definitely got the itch to sew something for my girls after seeing all the awesome things people were making for their kids for Kids Clothes Week. Did you join in? I admit that I’ve lost interest in sewing clothes for my girls. A few classic things is about all they’ll actually wear. I really got …
I love a super sweet divided basket! And these pretty little prints by Elizabeth Olwen just make it even sweeter. I can imagine this being the perfect accessory in a newborn’s nursery. I always have fun trying out different interfacing combinations, for this basket I again used ByAnnie’s Soft & Stable (this is an amazon link, but …
This is my first quilt I made – ever. I made it for a friend of mine from college who just had a baby girl. This was made in May, but I thought – what the heck?! It’s fun to share. I got the idea from the book Sew Darn Cute by Jenny Ryan. If …
I’m so happy to be able to show you this fun fabric bundle that I selected for Stash Fabric’s Design Star. There’s not many things I like more than a good fabric pull. Most of the time I’ll go through my stash searching for the perfect combo for my next project, but often I pull …
When I saw this tutorial, I knew I had to make one – immediately. And just for fun, I decided to make two, why not?! I was able to use up some super cute scraps from this quilt. I loved the fabrics and since I sent the quilt away as a gift, I could still …
The benefit of having super talented designers as friends is that when you need to make a bridal clutch in a hurry, you don’t have to design one, you can use a pattern of theirs! I chose the Mix & Match clutch class by Janelle from Emmaline Bags on Craftsy because it was the right …
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