Showing posts with label Needle Holder. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Needle Holder. Show all posts

Sunday, March 20, 2016

It's My Penny Rose Wool Blog Tour Today!

I've been having a sweet time sewing with Penny Rose's wool...it's amazing!
The wool I used looked so beautiful with the Isabella fabrics and matched perfectly. 
I loved the colors and the quality of the wool, too.


I used these Penny Rose fabrics and wool to make


A Little Round Bag
Size: About 6 1/2" wide and 6 1/2" deep


Add a flower for a little fancier look.


 Making this flower with the wool was so easy!


Cut three 2" circles and five 3" circles.


Cut the circles in half. Use only nine of the 3" half circles and five of the 2" half circles.


Run a basting stitch through the flat side of the halves with one length of thread.
I use embroidery thread to baste the halves--it's stronger than 
regular thread so when you pull the threads to gather it holds up better.


Pull the thread to gather the halves.


Tack the first and last half together with a small stitch.


Repeat with the same process with the 2" halves.


Place a few small stitches to hold the 3" flower in place on the bag.


Stitch the 2" flower on top of the 3" flower and add a button to finish the flower.


You can download the PDF patterns for the bag and needle holder at my Craftsy store HERE.

The needle holder...


The wool is perfect inside to hold the needles and pins.


 This is a great bag for taking to a retreat or to give as a gift.
It stands up by itself, which makes it a whole lot of fun to take anywhere.


Look at all these creative ladies who are blog touring, too:

Friday, November 14, 2014

The Ghastlie Christmas Gift

The T'was the Night blog hop has really given us a fantastic week of great ideas 
for quick and easy gifts AND there's still one more week of fun! Whoohoo!

A little recap on what I made for a gift:

 I went a little Ghastlie with the gift I mailed off to Theresa..I love that Alexander Henry fabric!

One of the gifts was a scalloped needle holder...it folds up so cute! I had to trace the one 
I received at a quilt retreat to create it, because I couldn't find a pattern online.



I created a round pattern with the same idea in mind to make a needle holder for me.

Next I based this gift off a Simple Sewing Companion...easy and quick!
You can find it HERE



Last of all, I made a Ghastlie snap bag.
I love that creepy family!


I can't wait to see next week's gift ideas!
Check out all the gift ideas!

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