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Etsy Finds Friday

Sunshine Banner Moleskine Notebook, $7.50 from Your Wishcake.

Box Pouch in Patchwork Print, $33 from Seabreeze Studio.

Triangles Pillow Cover, $38 from Leah Duncan.

Saddle Pouch in Oatmeal, $43 from Minus.

Moss Green Queen Anne’s Lace Sachet, $12 from Lotta Helleberg.

Vintage Embroidered Coasters, $12 from Shurley Shirley.

Majolica Dandelion Plate, $42 from The Petite Market.

Vintage Garden Fountain Planter, $149 from The Petite Market.

Women’s Mary Janes Sewing Pattern PDF, $4.50 from Winter Peach.

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Teacher Appreciation Gifts

Goodness knows, we should all appreciate teachers more. Cindy of Skip to My Lou is featuring teacher appreciation gift ideas from guest bloggers over the next few weeks. She asked me to contribute, so I came up with this simple “Thank You” drawstring pouch that can be used to personalize a gift certificate. And the kids get a chance to show off their neat handwriting!

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Quick Crafty Round-Up

Braided Handle Canvas Tote from The Purl Bee.

Salt Water Taffy from Vanilla & Lace (via Creature Comforts).

Cross Stitching on Linen from Fat Quarterly (guest post by Christina of The Sometimes Crafter).

Big Girls’ Romper from Crafterhours.

Charming Baby Quilt from Stumbles and Stitches.

Repurposed Bunny from Lark Crafts.

Watercolor Bows from Victoria Hudgins, featured on Bloesem.

Fabric Bookmarks from Little Birdie Secrets for Skip to My Lou.

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Etsy Finds Friday

Bunny Bookend, $80 from Graphic Spaces.

Yellow Modern Flowers Letterpress Card, $4.50 from Spring Olive.

Baby Jane Sunbonnet PDF Pattern, $5 from Avery Jane Designs.

Modern Birdhouse, $78 from Studio Liscious.

Needle Felted Bird, $18 from Felt Jar.

Magnificence Flower Photography Print, 8″ x 8″, $30 from Bomobob.

Hand Screenprinted Fabric Set, $18 from Kalla (via A Sewing Journal).

Girls’ Organic Cotton Loafers, $20 from Heather’s Hobbies.

Lina Dress, $54 from Mette.

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Recycled Paper Globes

Celebrate Earth Day tomorrow with these paper globes. I shared a quick tutorial over on Alpha Mom. And if you look closely at my recycled paper, you can see that I’ve been working on a new design project. If all goes well, you’ll see the results in 6 months. I know, that’s annoying to tell you that I have something that I can’t tell you. That would make my six-year-old crazy if I did that to her.