Just for you from Just Sew…..we would love for you to enjoy these free printable holiday gift tags.

Archive for the ‘Blog’ CategoryFree Printable Gift TagsWednesday, October 12th, 2011Just for you from Just Sew…..we would love for you to enjoy these free printable holiday gift tags.
Baskets and Patchwork QuiltWednesday, June 15th, 2011Sassy Little Apron – Alternate LayoutThursday, March 31st, 2011Eva is teaching the Sassy Little Apron Class on Wednesday, April 20 from Noon – 3:00. Here is the alternate cutting layout for you to follow. (Photo 1) If you do it this way, you will have a large piece of fabric left over rather than small, oddly-shaped scraps. Photo 2 shows the layout for the ruffle and pockets. New From Jillily StudioWednesday, June 30th, 2010We are excited to carry Jill Finley’s debut book “Stitched Together.” It includes many beautiful projects and advice on how to organize and run a quilt group. Come in today to see what’s included in this fabulous new publication. (The pincushions shown are a sneak peek at what’s inside-just to get you excited!) The Secret is OutTuesday, June 15th, 2010Our Watermelon Quilt Block of the Month is finished….our Mystery Quilt Block of the Month will be over in August….what are we going to do next??? Something FUN with these fabrics: Check back here for pictures of the completed project, signup instructions, and pricing information as soon as they become available. You will want to be included in this fun and exciting new adventure! Downtown Bag by Kati CupcakeThursday, June 10th, 2010Look at This Little Lovely…Friday, April 30th, 2010We found the pattern for the Itty Bitty Baby Dress on www.madebyrae.blogspot.com. It only uses half a yard of fabric, is a free download, and seriously couldn’t be sweeter. You’ve got to make one–whether for your own little one, or as a gift for someone else. *Find a tutorial for the flower that Natilie embellished this dress with here. Gigi’s ThimbleThursday, March 4th, 2010Ahh…Spring!Monday, March 1st, 2010I don’t know about you, but about this time of year, I am tired of the long, dreary winter! This apron has cheered me right up! It is made from a Michael Miller fabric that has borders along each selvage. We used the border print for both the top and bottom of the apron–so fast, fun and easy! The pattern is “Emily’s Apron.” Try one—-it’ll make your wintertime blues fly away! Fun With Flowers, Hairclips, and HeadbandsSaturday, December 19th, 2009Let’s face it, girls love hair accessories! Here are a few ideas for some quick and easy ways to dress up clips and headbands: From the Moda Bakeshop, dress up a clip with a simple cover button:
With Heather Bailey, I say Hooray for Headbands!
Add a fabric flower from one of many online tutorials to an already-made headband, or simply put a clip on the back. Check out a couple of tutorials here. And finally, this simple but amazing pattern for covering a cheap plastic 1/4″ headband has got to be one of my new favorites! I’m talking a 10-minute project here…. |