Watermelon Play Quilt, $74 from Nifty Kid Stuff.
Happy Mother’s Day PDF printable card, $4 from Sparrow Nest Script.
Set of 2 Tea Towels, £16.00 from Helen Rawlinson.
Summer Scarf, $16.50 from Eco Shag.
Floor Cushion, £150.00 from Big Bird’s Boutique.
Jute Twine, $8 from 464 Handmade.
Chartreuse Ceramic Buttons, $8 from Crystal Bazaar.
Liberty Cheater Print, fat eighth, £4.50 from The Organic Stitch Co.
Mod Flower Needlepoint Kit, $22 from Modern Needleworks.
On the Rocks Table Sculpture, $108 from Studio Liscious.
Building Blocks Fabric, $12 fat quarter, New Mom Designs.
Scandinavian Rustic Stoneware Tea Set, $450 from The Ranch.
Striped Burlap Ribbon, $10.50 from Fresh Modern Fabric.
What’s the Point Linen Dress, $44 from Tree Fall Design.
Custom Baby Name Wall Art Hoop, $40 from The Merriweather Council.
Flossy the Pony Embroidery Floss Bobbin, $12 from Shoppe Sugar Cookie.
Flower Field in Goldenrod, $65 per meter, from Skinny Laminx.
DIY Cross Stitch Necklace Kit, $18 from Red Gate Stitchery.
Box Pouch, $29 from Siam Square.
Liberty of London Scrap Pack, £4.95 GBP from Pick Click Sew.
Spinner Bowls, $23 seconds in yellow from Romi Ceramics.
Cotton/linen Striped Fabric, $32 from RetroNaNa.
Sailor Cat Softie, $32 from bikbikandroro.
Red Polka Dot Bias Tape, $11.50 from Polly Danger Notions.
Paper Origami Lampshade, $120 from Studio Snowpuppe.
Clutch with Jute, $17 from Jalmodovar.
Faceted Wood Beaded Necklace, $30 from Ball and Chain.
Rainbow Paper Straws and Flag Toppers, $8 from Hey YoYo.
Hand Printed Tea Towel, £9.50 from Jonna Saarinen.
Picnic Dress (with granny square pockets), $68 from The Measure.
Marimekko Baby Dress, 6 months, $32 from Thumb and Pinky.
Rabbit Pouch, $28.90 from Misala.
Square Liberty of London Buttons, $5.50 from Belinda Lee.
Carrot Soap, $6.50 from Rocky Top Soap Shop.
Sailor Knot Earrings, $26 from Sea and Cake.
Pysanka Egg, $14.95 from Ukranian Easter Eggs.
I’ve been making some samples from 1, 2, 3 Sew for Intown Quilters to display for the upcoming Greater Atlanta Quilt Shop Hop, which starts tomorrow and goes through the weekend.
Though I often visit Intown Quilters and Whipstitch, and I make the trek down to visit the friendly people at A Scarlet Thread for all my sewing machine needs, I didn’t even know there were this many quilt shops in the metro area! Anyway, I made this pillow from 1, 2, 3 Sew using Malka Dubrawsky’s new collection A Stitch in Color and Robert Kaufman’s Essex linen/cotton blend. I wish I had more time this weekend to visit all of these shops, but maybe I can squeeze in a few.
