I bought this pattern a while back because i just loved the style. I had no idea when i bought it what a following the Dottie Angel frock had. There are so many versions of this dress. I’m loving how it can be made unique by matching different pattern fabrics and adding embellishments.
2018 is already in full swing in the Ross household. Personally, January and February are my least favorite months in Tennessee due to the cold and rain and the ever looming threat of ice on the roads. Schools close down here for the slightest of flurries, so I am dreaming of March and warmer weather.…
It felt like Christmas came early when Rex brought in the mail and my preview copy of the new Sew Beautiful magazine. And what were the chan...
Good morning cute people! I'm so excited to introduce you to the last of my Vintage Happy patterns that I have been preparing f...
It’s not often you find a DIY project that costs nearly nothing, but ends up making a swoon-worthy impact on your space. Double points if it adds function and m…
Ah, girlie colors again. I have missed thee. First off, I would like to thank everyone who participated in my Make and Mend sew along . It ...
Sew glad you could sit a spell and see what I've been doing! Had to share my two little sewing machines made of paper! Even the needle! The ...
Yes, it is jammie Saturday already-where did the time go? I am all turned around with these holidays stuck into the middle of the week...
Good Sunday morning all! I was going for a vintage sort of sewing themed card with this one. I started with a piece of black card. I used an old hexagonal design stamp to add some watermark detail to the background by inking it with a Clear Perfect Medium pad. I dug through my stash and found some old vintage looking newspaper printed paper to use (sorry, I don't know what company it was from) I used the Double Stitched Rectangles to cut a base for the sewing machine which is a die in the Sewing Accessories die set. I added some heart buttons in the corner. I wrapped some jute twine around the card and attached my sentiment over the top on another small piece of the same backing paper. I used the pinking square die from the set to cut several swatches from some decorative papers. I cut several of the spool dies and wrapped them with twine and black and white Bakers Twine and added them to the corner with a button die cut. I used milk card and black card to mat and layer the card. The finished dimensions are 7 1/2" x 8 1/4" in size. Follow my blog with Bloglovin
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Hello crafters! Here's a fun card for all of those sewing fans out there! I selected some decorative papers from my craft stash (I think they were Graphic 45) I cut two bases from one of them using the Slimline Stitched Rectangles. I cut a slit into the side of the top one of them and turned the patterns to face each other. Next I used the Sewing Accessories die set and cut the large scissors out of black card. I used a silver paint pen to colour the blades and attached them into the cut slit. I folded back the paper like it was fabric being cut through and glued it down. I die cut two of the spools out of milk card and inked them with Antique linen, then wrapped them with Bakers Twine and attached them to the side of the card. I cut the old fashioned sewing machine in black and added it with foam to the bottom of the card. I cut two patches out of the decorative card and glued them to the top of the card. Using the Sew, What's New? sentiment, I cut it out of milk card and used a black die cut as a shadow, mounting it behind. I glued the sentiment to the top of the card on top of the two patches. The card was completed with milk card and black mats and layers. The finished dimensions are 4 3/4" x 9 1/4" in size. All for now, Sue x Follow my blog with Bloglovin
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Jax loves music. He LOVES it. If any song comes on, whether he’s heard it before or not, he is singing along. I’ve been collecting musical instruments for him, mainly from the thrift st…
Hi bloggers! Here is a card that would be great for any of your friends that are into sewing as a hobby. The Sewing Accessories set is perfect for making these cards. The finished dimensions are 7 1/2" x 7 3/4" in size. All for now, Sue x Follow my blog with Bloglovin
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In this article learn how to combine ample proportions, luxurious fabrics, and a few basic techniques to update this classic cushion.
