It’s Valentines Day; Love is in the air, there are sunshine, flowers, and tutus everywhere! Actually, tutus aren’t just for ballerinas and Valentines Day, but for birthdays and Christmas and all year around. I’ve seen these tutus all over Etsy and the rest of the internet for incredible prices, but did you know you can make your own for less than $5? It’s really simple, so today I’m going to show you how to make your own tutus for any celebration, for just $5. (Continue reading…)
This short little post is just for you who like to get a little extra something when you make a purchase! As you already know, my Timber! quilt pattern is part of the One Thimble February issue (yippee!). Now through February 13, when you buy issue 14 from One Thimble, you’ll get this great cut pack for all your craft cutting machines! I just got a Cricut Explore Air™ for Christmas this year & was thrilled to have a great design to use! I love the boho feel and raced out to get my iron-on material and a nice tank from Old Navy! (Continue reading…)
We all see them—you know, those beyond adorable outfits and headbands that sparkle on every shiny new babe’s birth announcement. I’ve been lucky enough to start working with my new friend, Nicola (check her newborn photography out, you’ll be blown away!), on some of those outfits, wraps, and headbands for her studio. I thought that you might enjoy getting a little peek at what I’ve been creating and a quick tutorial on how you can make your own photo-worthy headbands at home! (Continue reading…)
Timber!!!
No, don’t take cover, but something big is happening: It’s finally here! OneThimble’s February issue will include my woodland quilt, Timber!
Timber! started as a personal project for my sweet nephew. He is growing up so fast and has already graduated to a twin sized bed! His new woodland themed room obviously needed a matching quilt, so Aunt Ooo-Ooo to the rescue! (Continue reading…)
A while back, I shared about the Ten Quilting Tools I Couldn’t Live Without, but there’s always favorites that aren’t exactly necessary. Today, I’d love to share some of those favorites with you! Just remember, these things are helpful, but not 100% necessary if you’re just starting out, for a list of the essential beginner tools, make sure to check out my post on How to Start Quilting. (Continue reading…)
