Monoprint Fabric from Design Mom.
Spring Floral Embroidery from Little Lovelies.
Apron from Two More Seconds.
Doily Wreath from Kojo Designs.
Pleated and Lined Drapes from Brett Bara for Design Sponge.
Let’s Go Fly a Kite Sundress from The Ribbon Retreat.
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.
This month over at Stumbles & Stitches, Jenny and Angel will be posting about projects for the home and they are also having a sewing contest! So make something, show it off and win a prize. The list of prizes is impressive, including books, fabric gift certificates, etc. And I’ll be a judge! There are ten of us judging, listed here. To enter, read the full entry requirements and leave a comment on this post. You’ll be eligible for prizes just by entering.
Check Stumbles & Stitches for tutorials, links and project inspiration all month long.
[image above by Stumbles & Stitches]
I’ve written about the new fabric collection from Lucie Summers before, but I was excited to finally get some in my hands. Thanks, Lu! You may be familiar with Lucie’s Etsy shop, Summersville, where she sells her lovely silkscreened fabric printed with simple and charming designs. Now some of these designs are available on printed quilting cotton from Moda and now you can buy yards and yards of them. I love the colors and how these fabrics really retain the hand-printed look.
Where can you buy it? Lucie has the stockists linked in the sidebar of her blog here. Looking for a project idea? She colored the fabric with fabric markers here. I can just imagine one of my girls wearing a skirt that she has colored herself. Or you could make boy’s pants or an art tote and have the kids color the fabric. Also, Lynne has a great tutorial for a framed art pillow using the Summersville collection. The alphabet print could be stretched on a canvas and hung in a kid’s room. And here’s Lucie’s tutorial for her Under Over quilt block. Or a pouch with the Scandi print (in red below). Many possibilities.
The winner is #28, Julie! Congratulations! She’s won a copy of Heart Felt Holidays.
