Want to sew with your kids, but aren’t sure where to start? Try making this easy, big cross stitch pillow!
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The last time I wrote in 2017, I mentioned that we had made a counter offer on a home and it was rejected. But thankfully we had a great realtor who refused to give up, and she fought tooth and nail to get a deal for us. We have been in our new house since…
Posted in Anna Maria Horner, Cotton + Steel, fabic, Fabric, Handquilting, Janome, Liberty of London, Patterns, Personal, Pillow, Quilt Pattern, QuiltsTags: Anna Maria Horner, cotton, Cotton + Steel, fabric, Free Spirit, girl's room, hand quilting, home renovation, Janome, Liberty of London, Little Folks, patchwork, pillow, quilt, Rifle Paper Co, Sarah Jane, tuft and needle, tween, voile
Recently I was commissioned by a good client of mine to make some pillows for a friend of hers. She explained that her friend lost her 10 year old daughter to cancer, and that her daughter’s favorite things were unicorns and rainbows. She saw my Pegasus pillow and asked if I was up for the…
Posted in Alexia Marcelle Abegg, Anna Maria Horner, Cotton + Steel, Custom, fabic, Fabric, Janome, My Patterns, Patterns, Personal, PillowTags: Anna Maria Horner, commission, Cotton + Steel, DIY, maker movement, mom, pillow, small business, Tula Pink
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Biscayne Again » Olivia Jane Handcrafted – BlogJanuary 27, 2017 - 9:29 pm
I am a die hard Boston Terrier fan. I’ve had two dogs in my life, both Bostons, and I find them utterly and completely irresistible. In fact, even in tight financial situations, I find it so very hard not to purchase something with the image of a Boston. So it comes as no surprise that…
Posted in Cotton + Steel, Fabric, Personal, Pillow, Things for me!Tags: Boston Terrier, Cotton and Steel, DIY, Jones and Vandermeer, pillows, sale, tassels, the American Gentleman, trim
Today is my stop on the Hawthorne Threads Oh What Fun blog hop. I have been so excited to make some things to share with you because Christmas is my absolute favorite. My maternal grandmother was a direct descendant of Mrs. Claus, I am sure. She had a tree in every room in her house,…
Posted in Custom, Fabric, Giveaway, Holiday Highlight, Patterns, Personal, Pillow, Things for me!Tags: christmas, decor, garland, Hawthorne Threads, holiday, Oh What Fun, pillow, sewing
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MingSNovember 16, 2016 - 11:20 pm
For us in the Antipodes, Christmas is a sunny affair with barbeques and games at the beach or lake. After delicious food all day it’s lovely to lie on the grass to spot comets and planets after the sun has gone down. I can definitely see a light quilt made from Oh What Fun fabric – Christmas theme in summery colours – tucked around some sleepy heads as the day endsReplyCancel
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Beautiful job, ladies! I can’t believe how mature Layla is becoming is such a short time. I really pleased that things are going so well and that you and Layla have this together time. Jo-Anne
Thank you, Jo-Anne. Its a sweet time for us to spend together for sure. The boys are go, go, go all the time, so its great to slow down and share something special between just the two of us!
Layla, your pillow turned out amazing! So talented- just like your mom! Lillian and I can’t wait to see you on Facebook today. She loved your pillow and wants to give it a try too!
Layla was just thrilled to bits to have you in her virtual audience! She said she wants to go back to Selby! Thank you for the encouragement. :)
I love it! Layla did an amazing job! I would like to make a cross-stich pillow, too! Thanks for the inspiration, Layla!
Thank you, Ivy! You should definitely make a pillow! Its a relaxing and fun way to make a piece with a lot of character and impact. I asked her to make one for me next!
Wow, impressive! I love how articulate Layla is about the project too :)
She is quite the little talker! I expected her to articulate well on paper, but I was genuinely blown away by her video debut on Facebook. I could really get some advice from her on how to stay composed.
I love this post! That pillow is gorgeous and such an accomplishment for Layla. So far my sons aren’t interested in sewing/stitching so I’m hoping my daughter will be when she gets a little older!
Bless her – that is just lovely!
Thank you, Charlotte! She loves working with her hands.