Showing posts with label Anna Maria Horner. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Anna Maria Horner. Show all posts

Saturday, May 15, 2010

New Books Just Arrived


Handmade Beginnings is Anna Maria Horner's newest book for new moms and their babes. This is a stunning collection of nursery décor, keepsakes, maternity wear, baby clothing, and more.



Summer is perfect for sock knitting and these books are sure to inspire!


Find something sweet and adorable to knit for a new addition to your family

Start your next sweater and have it ready for fall. Northern Knits is full of great patterns inspired by Norway, Sweden, Iceland, and the Shetland Isles. Knitting 24/7 offers 30 projects to knit, wear, and enjoy for the on the go knitter. Many projects in this book are designed to be small and easy to transport, great for taking to appointments and to soccer practice.

Wednesday, March 10, 2010

New,Fun, and Inspiring patterns for your next project

Anna Maria Horner's newest paterns

New patterns from Sew Liberated

Fun Heather Baily Patterns

New Comer Izzy and Ivy
Mod Kid 18" doll patterns. Now you can make up adorable matching outfits for your little girl and her favorite doll

Saturday, November 21, 2009

New Amy Butler Patterns and Anna Maria Oil Cloth

I'm so excited about Anna Maria's newest oil cloth. I can't wait to sew up something wonderful with this amazing fabric!



I can't decide witch of these new Amy Butler patterns to whip up first!

Thursday, May 21, 2009

...sewing



These were fun checkbook covers to make.
I found a great pattern and tweeked it a little to add strap and the pearl snap closure.

Wednesday, April 15, 2009

Pretty Pin Cushions

Remember your wrist corsage at you senior prom. Now you can wear one with style. I love having this on when I sew. It's so practical and darn cute to boot. Sometimes I forget I have it on and wear it out of the house.

Thursday, January 22, 2009

Birdie Sling

Here is Lisa in for a sewing lesson making the Birdie Sling from an Amy Butler Pattern. This was her first sewing project on her new machine she received for Christmas from her husband. I think she may be hooked on sewing.
After an evening of great conversation, a lot of cutting, and some sewing, Lisa finished her Birdie Sling. I love the fabrics she choose. The main fabric is Anna Maria Horner Sketch Book in Rose and the handle is Joel Dewberry Wood Grain in dark green.
This is the bag I finished. I used Anna Maria Horner Sketch Book in Blue and Amy Butler Full Moon Polka Dot in Slate. This is a great bag to sew. You learn quite a lot of techniques in one project. And the finished product is huge, you could carry a small child in it.



Tuesday, September 23, 2008

New Fabric at Stash

We've just gotten a new shipment of fabrics in.
Here you see a small sample of what we've added to our stash.