So, I broke out all the Halloween Fabrics and put together twenty 10" blocks
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So, I broke out all the Halloween Fabrics and put together twenty 10" blocks
Don't ya just love decorating for Halloween?
I've been having so much fun.
Just imagine an eyeball door hanger on every knob in the house.
Wouldn't that be a hoot?
I'm on the Thermoweb blog today to show you how to make an eyeball or two.
The sheen in the eye is so easy to do with HeatnBond Liquid Vinyl.
You will think someone is watching you everywhere you go...
The pattern is free over on the Thermoweb blog.
Welcome to the second day of the
Today I have 11 checks thanks to Joan at MooseStash Quilting.
SpraynBond Basting Adhesive Fabric Spray
Soft Stretch Lite iron-on adhesive
StitchnSew Sew-In Fleece
Pressing Paper
Welcome to the first day of the
and
my day - the final day for the Orange You Glad Blog Hop.
To all that participated or commented -
Thank you so much!
I enjoy hosting blog hop events so much.
My head is swimming with all kinds of ideas
and I can't wait to get to playing with orange!
But first, it's my day to show my
Red and Orange Turtles
Welcome to the first day of the
My fairy tale starts with my precious...
Welcome to the first day of the
The story is that I have one granddaughter, Lizzy, and when Thermoweb asked me to design a doll earlier this year, I created one with her in mind.
What do you call a group of bears? A SLEUTH!! What a fantastic word.
And what a great description for this finally-finished project that started with Sparkle Jane, but eventually involved all of us.
A high school friend of Sparkle Jane was involved in a service project making charity bears. There were leftovers and Sparkle said she could make some bears. There was A LOT of leftovers. In typical Sparkle style, she cut until she couldn’t cut any more.
And then it was time to stitch. Each bear, of course, needed to be unique.
Then she got tired and ...
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