I’m so excited to show you what I learned from Splash of Color – paper piecing! Jackie is a Nationally Certified Judy Niemeyer Instructor (that’s a prestigious paper piecing title) so I’m not surprised that her book contains several paper pieced quilts as well as excellent instructions.
Because I am so lucky to be friends with Jennifer Heynen (aka Jennifer Jangles), I got an advance copy of her new book, Stitch Kitsch!
I pulled my stack of gorgeous Treelicious (by Maude Asbury for Blend Fabrics) and now I want you to tell me which project and fabric combo is your favorite.
Should I make the Fresh Cut Pines Quilt?
When someone from Quarto Creates reached out to me recently and offered me the chance to review The Shirtmaking Workbook by David Page Coffin, I knew it would be perfect for our ‘Back to School with me’ series of book reviews and giveaways.
I know they say you should never judge a book by its cover, but everyone does it anyway. I totally judged this book by the cover and decided that I NEED to make that adorable quilt.
Hello Back-To-School for you! To celebrate a season of learning new skills, I’m giving away a new book every Tuesday from now until the end of September. That’s in addition to our regular SewCanShe Giveaway so get ready for lots of winners and make sure you check out the SewCanShe blog every Tuesday for 6 in a row!
I’m starting it off with an AMAZING book…
How about some cute Japanese clasp purses… aren’t these adorable? The kits for these were sent to me by my friend at Zakka Workshop. I’m so happy that they are making the pattern and hardware for these cute little projects available together in a kit.
Isn’t this bag adorable? My friend Sarah who co-authored Just For You with me has finally released her first pattern and I’m so excited for her. Here is my Mini Tulip Tote. I’ve had it for over a year (she took…
Summer sewing for me is less ‘pleasure sewing’ and more ‘necessity sewing.’ Take this bucket hat for example.
I’ve been sewing my kids swimsuits again… I do it every year. I don’t know why, but I enjoy it almost as much as sewing their underwear, lol.
We’re spending a lot of time in the Florida sun lately, so I decided to make rash guard shirts for my two kids that are most likely to burn.
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