On another note, I'd like to introduce you to a lovely gal who makes beautiful quilts and someone whom I've had the pleasure of knowing since I began blogging. Her name is Jackie and she owns a machine quilting business called Canton Village Quilt Works. She's a professional, folks, and it surely shows in the work that she does. She also writes a blog by the same name and she is presently hosting a giveaway. Let me add that it's a fantastic and very generous giveaway especially for those of you who are quilters. Please stop by her blog to see exactly what I mean. You probably won't believe your eyes. Really.
Several of you have asked about the woven hearts. Unfortunately, I am incapable of doing a tutorial because of the weaving diagrams that it would require. So, I'll leave you with this site and this site that offer detailed instructions of the weaving process. It explains it better than I ever could.
Have a wonderful day.
Aloha!
6 comments:
That is so pretty! Red and turquoise is fast becoming one of my favorite color combos.
Thanks for the info about the giveaway--I put my name in the pot, too.
Another cutie project!! I know somebody who has a young granddaughter that's just the right age for a project like this - I'm going to send her a link (if she isn't already reading it ... Bube Karen!)
Lettie - What a sweet your tooth fairy pillow! I love you fabric combinations.
Thanks for the link to Jackie's site. Very nice.
You are SO creative. What a great idea!!
So cute Lettie...you make me wish that I had a granddaughter already! The "tooth" is so whimsical (I like the blush cheeks!) and the whole idea makes it easier to play tooth fairy instead of groping for a teeny tiny tooth under the sleeping head of a child.
Love the tooth fairy pillow!! So, so cute. You need to go onto Etsy, so we can purchase all your wonderful items.
Thanks for sending fellow bloggers to my giveaway! Good luck you have an extra entry!
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