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Showing posts with label Christmas. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Christmas. Show all posts

Friday, December 30, 2011

Fabric odds and ends (AKA more samples)

For other fabric selections that coordinate beautifully with what you see here, see this post, and this post.
These black and white and gray  fabrics are a negative image of one another.

The small butterfly print has elements of each.
Each of these three are limited in quantity.

Another black and white find.
I love this paired with any solid and a few of the prints I have posted previously.
Adorable dog fabric and accompaniments.

This pink to magenta gradient is SO pretty.
I have Ivy Ultrasuede that would look fabulous with this.

This plum fabric takes my breath away.
I am a purple girl.

Purple and Magenta Batik.  Batik fabrics amaze me with the variations!

Red with Roses.  Gorgeous.

Emergency vehicles on black.  Striking.
 The next few fabric selections are from In the Beginning
and are perfect for reusable Christmas gift sacks.



Thursday, September 29, 2011

Almost time for every order to be festively wrapped...





Stay tuned for more on The Blissful Stitcher's Holiday Line!

Wednesday, December 1, 2010

Run, Run! Fast as You Can...

You can't catch me; I'm the Ginger Bread Man!
Gotcha!




He sure smells good! Good enough to eat!
Oh! I shouldn't have said that. Makes him nervous.
He is getting away!!!! Stop him!


There he goes.

I guess I'd better stitch another one.


This is another design for the rice-filled flannel heating pads.

I made these for sale at my daughter's ballet studio's production of the Nutcracker. My daughter was Clara's Friend, a Jester, and Chinese Tea.

If you would like one, and if you live out of the continental US,
I will send it without the rice.
The edge will have a two-inch hole for you to fill with your favorite rice.
After filling, a simple whip stitch will close the hole.

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Tuesday, November 30, 2010

Meet Snowflake and Nutcracker


My daughter's studio is performing the Nutcracker in a couple of weeks.
I am busy making souvenirs.
These are flannel rice-filled heating pads.
This Nutcracker might look a little psycho, but all of them do. Have you noticed?
Nutcrackers rarely look friendly.
This is my own design.
Should I admit that?
Watch for the Sugar Plum Fairy.
Coming Soon.