Today is the last day of the "She Who Sews" blog hop, hosted by hosted by Carla of Creatin in The Sticks and Mdm Samm of Sew We Quilt. All the previous projects have been wonderful and have definitely given me inspiration on how to use up the rest of my fabric.
I am excited to show off my creations and I am going to start from largest to smallest.
First up is a new wall hanging for my sewing room.
I call this one, "Just the Ladies"
My favorite lady is the the Hearts lady. I love her red hat and her green wings.
And her lips are the perfect shade of red.
Second in the line up is my new wall organizer.
It will hold my smaller rulers and current (or next in line) patterns that I am working on.
It will hold my smaller rulers and current (or next in line) patterns that I am working on.
The pattern is called Four-Pocket Organizer and was originally in the February 2011 Quilter's World magazine, but I bought the digital pattern from Annie's E-Pattern Central.
Next up is a Mug Bag. Complete with built in mug rug.
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I fell in love with this bag as soon as I saw it. It is a free pattern from www.Red-Brolly.com
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The bag is meant to safely carry your special tea or coffee mug to your friend's house and back.
When you open it there is a pocket for your coffee and tea bags and a place to set your mug while you are drinking, but since I am not a coffee drinker I turned it into a small sewing bag. Right now I have my yo yo makers in it.
It is perfect to carry around for road trips and doctors offices.
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Here it is opened up. In the background is project number 4.
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It is little zippered sewing pouch. You can never have too many pouches. ;)
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This one measures about 5 inches. Maybe a wee bit bigger with the binding.
Now we come to the smallest project in the line up. A needle and thread carrier.
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Sometimes I do bindings in the car and this tiny pouch is perfect for that.
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The tutorial didn't call for velcro, but when I was trimming the extra strings I wasn't paying attention and I cut off the thin cord that was suppose to hold the case shut. Instead of un-stitching it and putting the cord back in I added the iron on velcro. Perfect fix.
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I had a great time making all these little storage containers and my new wall hanging.
This is a fun fabric line to work with.
Yep, there are two Mug Bags.
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Since I made the mug bag out of strips instead of fat quarters and was able to get two bags out of one strip, and was able to sew two bags at a time. One for me and one to Giveaway. I'd love to share one of the Mug Bags with you. Just tell me where you are from when you leave a comment and I will put your name in a hat to win my extra Mug Bag. I will pick a winner sometime Monday February 10.
Thanks so much for stopping by and make sure you check out the other ladies who made projects for us today.
February 6th
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Oh my heavens! I sew love "She Who Sews" fabrics and you have created a world of wonderful projects. Your clever creative useful items are fabulous. Thank you sew much for Hopping...and for sharing one of your mug bags (fingers crossed).
ReplyDeleteJust couldn`t pick one favorite they are all unique! From Stormy New Brunswick Canada. Keep Creating!
ReplyDeleteOh My Goodness! What a fabulous collection you made. I love all of them. The mug bag is terrific. i would cherish it if I won. I live in georgia! Also I use a thread carrier like that for my EPP. It holds my thread, needles, threader and paper pieces. I love it. Thank you for sharing!
ReplyDeletexo jan
WOW!!! You sure have been a busy gal...and I absolutely ADORE all of your finishes! I'm not even going to try to pick a 'favorite'...although that little thread case is just cutest thing I've seen in ages! And the 'multi purpose' mug bag (you are one smart cookie)! Love your quilt too...gosh,everything is just CUTE CUTE CUTE!!! As they say here in the south (Floreedah, hon)"Y'all done good!"
ReplyDeleteWOW, I'll take one of each. Such beauty in each project and GREAT pictures of each one. That mug bag is genius. Well, all the projects you made are.
ReplyDeleteThanks for hopping. Beautiful job. Oh, and I'm in Dodge City, Kansas.
Totally adorable projects! My favourite is the wall hanging. Who wouldn't like to have those stylish ladies on the sewing room wall?!
ReplyDeleteI am in awe of your creativity with the fabric collection! such gorgeous fabric :o)
ReplyDeleteI love the quilt, but I have to say the way you adapted the mug case is inspired (Red Brolly is such a great blog for ideas). Thank you for the opportunity to win one of them - I can so see myself using this for my stitching! :o)
BTW I am from Western Australia :o)
Hugs xx
all of yiur stuff is awesome!
ReplyDeleteGreat use of the fabrics! I especially like the wall hanging. Whou wouldn't love to have it on the sewing room wall?!
ReplyDeleteOlá, estou encantada com o quilt e ous outros projetos.
ReplyDeleteMuito criativo! Mdm. Samm irá gostar muito.
Parabéns.
Mari Bein
I love all your projects. The wall hanging and organizer are great. So pretty. But the bag and its contents steal the show. That threat holder? Awesome. Great job today!!
ReplyDeleteOh so busy you have been sewing so many wonderful projects and all of them are so lovely.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing your creativity.
I am from Sweden
I love your contributions to the hop!!! I did not sell the whole bolt of the panels and now I know what I want to do with the left overs!! That wallhanging is awesome and makes me look at this fabric differently now! Thank you so much!
ReplyDeleteLove that sewing organizer... I am just crushing on your post right now!
BET you make top 2!
WOW! You knock creative into a new level. I'm from Long Island New York, freezing but no snow today. Beautiful fabric choice, you out did yourself. I wish my sewing were so perfect. Thank you for participating and offering such a lovely giveaway. ;-> Toni Anne
ReplyDeleteWOW! You knock creative into a new level. I'm from Long Island New York, freezing but no snow today. Beautiful fabric choice, you out did yourself. I wish my sewing were so perfect. Thank you for participating and offering such a lovely giveaway. ;-> Toni Anne
ReplyDeleteWow! Your projects go from largest to smallest, and from fabulous to more fabulous! Thanks so much for the chance to win a mug bag; I'm in Lancaster, Massachusetts USA.
ReplyDeleteI love all the bags. You can never have too many. The super tiny binding pouch is too cute. I live in Pennsylvania and would love a mug bag/sewing pouch.
ReplyDeleteThe mug rug bag is on my to do list! I love your little thread carrier- keeps it clean & neat.
ReplyDeleteWe live on an island off of Cape Cod Massachusetts
Your work is so professional looking. I thank you for the links to the patterns but, I can't imagine mine will look so magazine-perfect. The wall-organizer might just be my favorite project of the hop.
ReplyDeleteWow, you've been busy! What great projects!!! :)
ReplyDeleteAdorable!!!! I love each one of these. I think I like your projects best of all of them...thank you for your info and giveaway.
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely awesome! I love everything, the quilt, the organizer, the mug tote, the thread holder.... everything! You are such an inspiration! Thanks for the giveaway too!
ReplyDeleteYour projects are wonderful! Thanks for sharing the links - I am running right over to get the pattern for the little purse!
ReplyDeleteI love your projects. Sew cute to see them all together. The wall organizer is wonderful. I need to get that pattern. Thanks for the chance to win one of your bags. That pattern is a must have also!!
ReplyDeleteEVERY ONE of your creations is sew impressive with your beautiful workmanship! LOVE the tea caddy turned sewing caddy, that was the perfect way to make it your own ! And let me tell you...it would make a PERFECT addition to this home in Comanche, Texas !
ReplyDeleteWow all your projects are so beautiful and creative
ReplyDeleteWhat fabulous bags! I LOVE all of them. I'm a tea drinker and the idea of having a unique way of bringing my mug and tea with me when I travel or for some extra sewing supplies is great! Thanks for a great giveaway. I am just outside of Chicago, Illinois, USA.
ReplyDeleteohhhh wow…your project details are superb….mug bag love it…wall hanging…we'll everything…totally all over your ingenuity
ReplyDeleteOh My Goodness! Everything is just beautiful. I really love all of your projects. They are all just wonderful. Great job. Thank you for sharing. (I am from N.E. Georgia. Thank you for the wonderful giveaway.
ReplyDeleteThis has been one of my favorite hops to follow, and I love all of your projects. Your sewing room is definitely dressed to the "nines" now. :) I'm from Texas and would love a chance at your giveaway. What a darling creation! :)
ReplyDeleteWow! All of your projects are wonderful and you made so many! Great job!
ReplyDeleteI am from Texas.
Love your projects and I think I may have to make one of those thread holders...so cute!!
ReplyDeleteYour sewing room must be the best decorated place around. Everything is just adorable.
ReplyDeleteI love your sewing organization projects and quilt. Great use of the fabrics. I really need to make a lap quilt for my She Who Sews sewing room. Thanks for sharing where you found some of these great patterns and tutorials. I want to make every one of them. Now that the hop is over, my sewing room makeover is still going on. Thanks for all these beautiful inspirations ... :) Pat
ReplyDeleteAll of your projects are so fantastic. I'll take them all! I'm in Oregon.
ReplyDeleteOh my gosh! Your projects just too darn cute! I LOVE them all sew much, my sewing room is jealous. I am in south Kansas where we got 9 inches of snow on Tuesday.
ReplyDeleteOk, greedy as I am, I want it all! LOL. I almost screamed with delight when I saw the wall hanging, but all those wonderful little other things, whew! My heart skipped a beat. What great vision for the tea bag. I have the pattern and never thought of a sewing tote. I love that little round zipper bag too. I have a set of keys that just might not get lost if they were on that! Great job!
ReplyDeleteOk, greedy as I am, I want it all! LOL. I almost screamed with delight when I saw the wall hanging, but all those wonderful little other things, whew! My heart skipped a beat. What great vision for the tea bag. I have the pattern and never thought of a sewing tote. I love that little round zipper bag too. I have a set of keys that just might not get lost if they were on that! Great job!
ReplyDeleteYour projects are all great! You had terrific ideas and what better fabric to use for them.
ReplyDeleteI love your projects - especially your tiny thread holder!
ReplyDeleteI'm waving from England!
ReplyDeletelove this fabric line - I have several pieces waiting in the wings - that little mug bag is adorable! You've really made some wonderful accessories - I like the storage pockets, too!
I'm from Southwest Pennsylvania - about an hour away from Pittsburgh.
Lovely projects, but I just fell for the needle and thread carrier. I'm in love!
ReplyDeleteWOW! Just love everything!
ReplyDeleteLive in Florissant, Missorui, just north of St Louis
You made some really cool things! I am in Sacramento, CA.
ReplyDeleteLove the mug bags, but my favorite is the smallest project of all, too cute I will so have to make a thread holder! I live in Greece!
ReplyDeletePerfect sewing companions. I've got to check out Red Brolly for sure. I' waiting for my order of She Who Sews fabric to arrive. What a fun hop this has been.
ReplyDeleteWhat 'Wow' projects…love them all!! I'm from the desert Southwest.
ReplyDeleteYou are amazing....so creativity as to how to use this great fabric! I live in Nevada....thank you for sharing your projects.
ReplyDeleteTami
tamiquilts(at)att(dot)net
Great projects!!! Love them all!
ReplyDeleteI am from Copperas Cove TX where it is frigid!!!!! We are SO not used to these temps!!!!
TO. DIE. FOR.
ReplyDeleteGoodness...I am in awe of all of that work...and how well you have put all of it together!!! Such talent!!! LOVE LOVE LOVE the wall hanging... :)
Your projects are simply wonderful, especially your mug holder aka sewing kit!
ReplyDeleteThe quilt and the organizer are both beautiful but I love that tote! Wonderful projects! blessings, marlene
ReplyDeleteOh, I just love all of your projects, they're wonderful! I love that little thread holder and I also would just love to have one of those mug holders. Thanks for the links.
ReplyDeleteLove the little bag. All your projects were creative. I am from Florence, Alabama.
ReplyDeleteGreat, great projects! That wall organizer is my favorite!! I'm in SD :)
ReplyDeleteOMGoodness! Your projects are the bomb and I think they are my favorite today! I love that you made the mug bag into a portable sewing bag. I live in California and we camp quite a bit and this would be perfect to travel with. I'm just starting to do hexies and this would be great!
ReplyDeleteI think I may have the pattern for the wall organizer too....must check...Thank you for the great inspiration!
Oh my G.O.S.H.!! Love all your stuff! I'm from West Seneca NY - suburb of Buffalo. And I'm cold!!!
ReplyDeleteNorthwest Pennsylvania, and thanks for the giveaway, to bad I don't do zippers, cuz I love the roulnd one
ReplyDeleteLove, love, love the wall quilt. All your projects are great but the little thread carrier is my favorite! Thanks for going all out on the hop. svonfumetti at yahoo dot com
ReplyDeleteWhat a great collection of crafty things you've made. I also love Red Brolly designs & would love to win the mug bag. Thanks so much for the chance. I live in Brisbane, Queensland, Australia.
ReplyDeletelyn.robyn.smith@gmail.com
So many cool projects and their isn't a single one I don't like.. It's a HUGE WOW day!! I love .. LOVE them all.
ReplyDeleteI am just blown away. Each project is beyond great and creative. It appears sewing and creating are up your alley. Great stitching. Amazing!
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely darling projects! Your extras like the tiny piping is exceptional. Thank you so much for sharing your giveaway with us. I am from Ohio, USA.
ReplyDeleteAll your creations are absolutely delightful! It must be great fun to have the sewing ladies on your wall watching you as you sew! Thanks for sharing your blog and thank you for your generous giveaway - I would absolutely treasure your mug bag.
ReplyDeleteYour wall organizer WILL have a twin at my house. I love how you did your quilt. The bags are perfect. I am new follower. Greetings from Oklahoma, USA crystalbluern at onlineok dot com
ReplyDeleteLoved all of your projects and all of them were so useful which makes them better. I really liked the mug carrier when I went to guild I could have used one of those.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing. Blessings
Wow, I absolutely love all of your projects! I don't have a favorite because they are all so gorgeous! I have seen the mug bag on Red Brolly's blog and have been wanting to make one...great for EPP or embroidery projects on the go. Thank you for sharing@
ReplyDeleteEvery one of your creations is beautiful! I don't know where to start! I love the way you used the panels in the wall hanging, the circle zipper pouch is darling, and so is the thread holder. I have never seen the mug carriers--so neat! I'm from COLD central Illinois. Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteI'm from Walla Walla, WA! And I'm excited for your giveaway, because this mug bag is my favorite of your projects, but I enjoy the rest as well. Thank you!
ReplyDelete~Brandy
brandizzle7133 at gmail dot com
Love all of your projects! Thanks for sharing them. I am from Bristow, Oklahoma. Thanks for the giveaway too. vickise at gmail dot com
ReplyDeleteAll of your projects are just fantastic!! You were quite busy!!! I live in Chandler, Arizona where there is no snow but a lot of sweating is done in the summer...which runs from March to November. LOL
ReplyDeleteDawn
array-dawn at cox dot net
Cute, cute, cute. Great projects! The littlest is the sweetest - love the tufted ends; great idea.
ReplyDeleteWow! Your projects are fabulous! I love them all. The thread holder would be very handy to have. I'm in Calgary Alberta. Thanks for the giveaway.
ReplyDeleteReally really nice projects! I am from the San Francisco Bay area in rainy California!
ReplyDeleteOh my! These are fabulous! One is prettier than the next. I LOVE what you have made Leah with my She Who Sews collection of fabrics. Stopping by your blog this evening, has made my day brighter. Wonderful work, wonderful job.
ReplyDeleteJ. Wecker Frisch
Goodness I adore everything you made! Thanks for the link to the tutorial for the various bits. Off to pin a few things now.
ReplyDeleteoh my gosh... you got so much done! Your projects are lovely. Love, love, love , love the thread holder! Adorable. I am buried in snow and cold in Minnesota :)
ReplyDeleteWow, wow! I'm impressed with all of your adorable projects, from big to small! Perfect for these fabrics, and perfect additions to your sewing space! Fabulous - very pretty workmanship, nicely done! ♥♥ from Heber City, UT
ReplyDeleteWOW!How did I miss you?? Love the mug carrier. I also love "project #4"Could you ell me where you found it??Thanks
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Your projects for this hop are totally amazing! Love the quilt and how you made the mug bag fit your needs. Great work!
ReplyDeleteWOW! your projects are amazing. I love each and every one. thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteI live in North Carolina, USA
I am from Trondheim, Norway.
ReplyDeleteWow! I love all of these bags! I'm from GA and I'd sure like to win that mug bag! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteI'm too late for the giveaway but thought I'd comment anyway. I'm from South Australia. The needle and thread holder is darling! It reminds me of a lipstick case/holder.
ReplyDeleteLove the mug bag and all the other projects that go along with it. I tried to get the instructions but they are unavailable. Can you tell me how I can find them? Thanks so much for sharing!
ReplyDeleteSew Happy Sewing!
Bonnie