Looking for online classes? See upcoming workshops here! I am booking virtual trunk shows and workshops for quilt groups from coast to coast, and anywhere in the world! No one loves to talk about money but everyone needs to know about it. To save you from searching for this information, here is the scoop: A
Crewneck Pullover Sweatshirt with a funny doodle sketch art design, originally hand-drawn with markers on a dry erase board. This design is called "Flower Powered Star Bandit" and features a cute little bandit stealing the stars. Please see size chart in photos. Collar is ribbed knit, so it retains its shape even after washing. No itchy side seams. Medium-heavy fabric blend of 50% cotton and 50% polyester Fabric blends: Heather Sport colors - 60% polyester, 40% cotton Made using 100% ethically grown US cotton. Machine wash: cold (max 30C or 90F); Non-chlorine: bleach as needed; Tumble dry: low heat; Do not iron; Do not dryclean. Please note: My designs are hand drawn by me then converted and curated to a digital format in my studio. I do not have the inventory in house, I use a network of suppliers that help me by taking my designs and applying them to the final product, they then ship from the suppliers location. Please allow 3-7 business days for your shirt to be created and shipped out. Please note these times increase during holidays and busy periods. Because our items are made to order we cannot accept returns, If you have any problems with your item or order please let us know within 30 days. Also please keep in mind that colors can very from screen to screen.
I used to think I made scrap quilts. But I've reexamined that idea. At some point I realized calling them scrap quilts suggests they are made only from leftovers: bits and bobs from other projects. And that is simply not the case. I regularly cut up yardage for my quilts. I do dip into my
Whether you call them trunk shows, lectures or guild programs, they're all about quilts, inspiration and entertainment. I'd love to visit your group to share my quilts and what I've learned, or even better, let's talk quilts via Zoom! My experience includes 35 years of quiltmaking and 16 years inside the quilt industry. Fees No
Model Details: Model is wearing a small Model is 5’5.5 Model’s waist is a 24 Model has a 32B bust Material: 100% Polyester Imported Hand Wash Cold. Lay Flat to Dry
I realized this week that the upcoming total solar eclipse should be commemorated with a quilt. I designed an easy small quilt that goes together quickly. Maybe you'd like to make one, too. I'm calling it Moonshadow. It's 15" x 25". Here's a printable version. Here's what you'll need for a 15" x 25" quilt:
Whether you call them trunk shows, lectures or guild programs, they're all about quilts, inspiration and entertainment. I'd love to visit your group to share my quilts and what I've learned, or even better, let's talk quilts via Zoom! My experience includes 35 years of quiltmaking and 16 years inside the quilt industry. Fees No
Next week we are on Spring Break! I am so excited to enjoy my week off and catch up on some things I have been meaning to get around to completing. I am also am planning on having a sale at my TPT store today and tomorrow! So if there is something you have been wanting to purchase check out my site for an additional %15 off :) Click below to be directed to my store: Teachers Pay Teachers Last week we learned about the y that sounds like an "e" or "i". I purchased Leslie Ann's packed about the "Bandit Y". I then created this poem to go along with our new friend. We also created our Humpty Dumpty word sorts as well. My students were really into brainstorming new words! I may just have to do this for each sound! Here is also our cute little craft from Cara with leprechauns. The kids loved this writing/ craft activity. And below are some St. Patty's day update pictures! We rode in the parade again this year. It is TRULY my favorite day of the year in this city! And, yes I am rocking a sequin Irish flag fanny pack. Be jealous. I would wear a fanny pack more if I knew it was acceptable. Me and my boo at the parade! We always find each other. Hope you are enjoying this beautiful weather and time of year! I am off to enjoy my last day before our break!
I used to think I made scrap quilts. But I've reexamined that idea. At some point I realized calling them scrap quilts suggests they are made only from leftovers: bits and bobs from other projects. And that is simply not the case. I regularly cut up yardage for my quilts. I do dip into my
Whether you call them trunk shows, lectures or guild programs, they're all about quilts, inspiration and entertainment. I'd love to visit your group to share my quilts and what I've learned, or even better, let's talk quilts via Zoom! My experience includes 35 years of quiltmaking and 16 years inside the quilt industry. Fees No
I used to think I made scrap quilts. But I've reexamined that idea. At some point I realized calling them scrap quilts suggests they are made only from leftovers: bits and bobs from other projects. And that is simply not the case. I regularly cut up yardage for my quilts. I do dip into my
I realized this week that the upcoming total solar eclipse should be commemorated with a quilt. I designed an easy small quilt that goes together quickly. Maybe you'd like to make one, too. I'm calling it Moonshadow. It's 15" x 25". Here's a printable version. Here's what you'll need for a 15" x 25" quilt:
At the end of last year I decided I would make a climate quilt to record the high and low temperatures of each day in 2019. I would use Baby Windmill blocks, which have a way of creeping into everything I do. I messed around with some ideas. There were many possibilities and no shortage
Whether you call them trunk shows, lectures or guild programs, they're all about quilts, inspiration and entertainment. I'd love to visit your group to share my quilts and what I've learned, or even better, let's talk quilts via Zoom! My experience includes 35 years of quiltmaking and 16 years inside the quilt industry. Fees No
I've been inspired lately by the designs I've been seeing in weaving, whether it be baskets, paper weaving or ribbon weaving, I absolutely love the look. This week's sketch challenges you to try your hand at weaving! Remember all products used are available in my online Stampin' Up! store, feel free to contact me directly as well at [email protected] Sketch Sample 1 - From My Heart stamp set, word window punch and modern label punch. This sample uses a triaxial weave of comfort cafe DSP, certainly celery and marina mist cardstock. Sample 2 - While not really weaving, the Herringbone technique pulls off a very similar eye attracting pattern, this card also uses Comfort Cafe DSP, as well as the Bitty Banners framelits and the Itty Bitty Banners stamp set.
I realized this week that the upcoming total solar eclipse should be commemorated with a quilt. I designed an easy small quilt that goes together quickly. Maybe you'd like to make one, too. I'm calling it Moonshadow. It's 15" x 25". Here's a printable version. Here's what you'll need for a 15" x 25" quilt:
The bag that encourages missed calls and unread texts. Designed to hold your phone and card case, this slim, structured leather phone bag with a crossbody strap and brass snap closure is ready for your next hands-free adventure. Solid brass snap closure Crossbody strap Unlined interior Signature structured leather Dimensions: 4" W x 7" H x 1" D Strap Drop: 22" Looking for something bigger? Check out The Bandit Crossbody.
The classical/pop fusion group, Clean Bandit, have added Meg Mac, as support, to their upcoming U.S. tour, called the “New Eyes Tour,” for this spring. They will be touring in support of their debut album, New Eyes. You can check…
Sometimes the biggest problems call for the Littlest Bandit! Daredevil Grandma Bandit is stuck in a tree, and all the other bandits are convinced they know the best way to get her down. But when their plans are foiled, and mild peril threatens from the skies, could it be the Littlest Bandit's time to shine?
