I am kind of addicted to the quilt-as-you-go method. Thanks to whoever was the genius who figured it out....and thanks to all those who have posted tutorials on this simple quilting technique! It's fast and easy and GREAT for little projects. A couple of friends in my neighborhood had babies recently and so I decided to use the quilt-as-you go technique on some baby bibs. By the way, baby bibs were one of the first things I started making when I started sewing again 10 years ago and they ... View the Post
Make Pajama Pants from Jeans
How to make a Pajama Pants Pattern from Jeans---An EASY tutorial: It seems like about this time every year I start my list of things to make for my kids for Christmas. And every year I put pajama pants on that list. And every year I end up running out of time and buying them on Christmas Eve. Well not this year!!!This week I started making the Christmas pajama pants and I started with Simon's.I made them during naptime and without a "pattern". I don't know why I hadn't thought of it ... View the Post
A Fashion Show Behind the Scenes
Back in September Elizabeth and I were lucky enough to be invited to participate in Riley Blake Designs Fabric Fest. We were able to teach some classes as well as share some of our designs in their fashion show.(A fashion show!!! We were so excited!) We had so much fun putting together our 3 mini collections for the show.(I'd do it all over again right now!)And when show time came everything looked great on stage but back stage....back stage was another story:Here's the thing...the "models" ... View the Post
The Art of Homemaking: Holiday Games for Family Parties (Family Feud)
For the past few years my husband has been in charge of the games at his family Holiday party. So every year we try to come up with something different that will be entertaining for the variety of ages of those attending the party. In the past we've done various versions of Jeopardy and Minute to Win It as well as the usual trivia and mixer games. But this year we decided to do a holiday version of... (source) That's right. What could be better for a holiday party than a good old fashioned ... View the Post
A Chevron Retro Travel Bag
liZ and I were talking the other day about how many "unfinished project" we have...and the list is getting long and sad. We were joking that we need to lock ourselves in a room for 2 days to even catch up (which would be so fun, as long as there were plenty of snacks). So, I decided that I needed to do something about it. And first on the list was my Retro Travel Tote kit from Fabric Fest! (It was sitting there haunting me for over a month....) And yippeeeee, it's finally done!!! The ... View the Post
An Old Fashioned Christmas Tree Skirt Tutorial and Free Pattern
Yes, I know Halloween was just yesterday but Elizabeth and I have more holiday projects, tutorials, activities, and announcements planned than there are days to share them on so we need to get started. First in line is this Christmas Tree skirt that I shared over the summer over at The Moda Bake Shop. (When I made it Christmas seemed so far away and now it's right around the corner!) When it comes to Christmas I'm always looking to the past...I love anything traditional, vintage, and ... View the Post
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