A Little Summer Dress Made With ThermOWeb And Windham Fabrics

When my girls were young, I did a lot of sewing for them. This little sundress would have been 

perfect to keep them cool, because the heat in Las Vegas can be intense. Very, very intense! 

The designs of Windham’s Botany Fabric by Kelly Ventura and Windham Gypsy Fabric by 

Jennifer VanDenburgh, were perfect for McCall’s sundress pattern #7142. 

I'm over at the Therm O Web blog today sharing these sundresses.

Windham Botany and  Palette Fabrics

Windham Gypsy and  Palette Fabrics

I used Heat n Bond Tricot Fusible Medium Weight for the bodice...fusible tricot is amazing!

It's great for projects that need interfacing, but still need to drape a bit.

Aurifil Thread is perfect for any sewing project, including this one.

Stay cool!

Wings Of A Butterfly Small Quilt

I'm sharing this quilt on the Therm O Web blog today.

I love the bright fabrics, Windham fabric, Gypsy by Jessica VanDenburgh,

and of course, using Therm O Web products made it even easier to assemble!

An Irish Blessing...

“May the wings of the butterfly kiss the sun. 

And find your shoulder to light on. 

To bring you luck, happiness, and riches. 

Today, tomorrow, and beyond.”

Gypsy fabrics by Windham

Therm O Web products and Aurifil Thread

You can find the pattern for Wings of A Butterfly HERE.

Fat Quarter Apron Pattern With Thermoweb And Windham Fabric

Making an apron with just fat quarters was a fun adventure, especially with the beautiful fabric 
from Windham's Meriwether fabric by Amy Gibson and the amazing products from Therm o Web. 

Fat Quarter Apron

I love all the gorgeous prints in Meriwether!

Supplies used for this apron:

Heat n Bond Fusible Interfacing – Light Weight

Heat n Bond EZ Print Lite sheets

Therm O Web Fabric Fuse Liquid Adhesive

Stitch n Sew Pattern Material

Heat n Bond No-Sew Hem Tape

Oliso iron

Four buttons

10-12 Windham Meriwether fat quarters

There's a little appliqued bird on the pocket, too.

I used Aurifil thread from Amanda Murphy's Applique Collection. They are all beautiful,

but I only used Aurifil Thread, 28 wt, 2785 and Aurifil Thread, 28 wt, 2226 for the bird.

Please visit Therm O Web's blog today to see the whole process of making this apron.

You can find the pattern at my Craftsy store HERE.