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Holiday making adds an extra spark to our special celebrations This year why not deck your halls by stitching up some cones with out of the ordinary Christmas colors and cheerful pom-poms? Christmas Cones are a fun addition to the holiday tree, window sill, or fireplace mantle. And this project is fast and easy enough to get the kids involved in all the Merry Making! Simply pop in a candy cane or small gift, and your season is bound to be merry and bright! Materials List: Christmas Candy Cone Garland Template 1 piece of fabric for the exterior, 12"...
I began the Carousel Quilt, by Everyday Quilts, several months ago. I purchased the pattern from @lizatbroderie. It is such a fun quilt with large multi wedge wheels and several borders! Including a cute patchwork border and a yo-yo border!!! Who doesn't love a yo-yo border?! I would like to share with you my progress to date. This will make much more sense if you own the pattern, but stick with me. And, I would love to hear from anyone who has made this quilt or is currently working on the Carousel Quilt. The first step is to make all...
Our Sunny Day elves have been busy decking the halls for the holidays! And the halls are looking very festive, indeed, with our Sunny Day Ho-Ho-Ho Garland! So how about stitching up your own garland? It’s fast, easy and super cute! We especially love this garland in Little Joys by Elea Lutz. 1.Choose […]
I love fabric buckets! They are super easy to make and very functional! So here is my tutorial for our Sunny Bucket! Keep in mind that you can easily make these smaller or larger. You will need: (2 each) 10″ wide x 8.5″ long – exterior fabric ( I used double gauze, above, which is […]
My daughter and her husband are in the process of buying their first home. I wanted to stitch up a quick gift for them so, of course, I turned to Pinterest for inspiration. I found a beautiful collection of hot pads on a Japanese site called Fabrickaz+idees. It appears to be an abandoned website, but […]
