Meet Cat & Mouse, they are great friends and love to sit in unexpected places around your house. Cat makes a fun paperweight and pin cushion; Mouse can be a cat toy. Easy and quick to sew from scraps, they make adorable gifts. This is a pdf pattern and 5 pages of English instructions. Free shipping! I email it straight to you. Cat is 6" tall and weighted so she will sit up straight- great for displaying broaches too! Mouse can have catnip added for a little extra fun.
Visit catsongstitchery online shop to order!
Saturday, June 30, 2012
Without Electricity Again!
Unbelievable, but true, for the second time this week our electricity (internet) and phone has been knocked out due to storms! I love public libraries! Free internet!
Friday, June 29, 2012
Feline Friday- Free Motion Quilting
Little Kittie, out at sea. Having fun practicing my free motion quilting. The water and the fish are one continuous line of stitching. I didn't draw any of it ahead of time, just started stitching. I don't know if my background stitching shows up, but it is there.
Tuesday, June 26, 2012
Art Exhibit- Scraple Hill
My aunt recently visited Chapel Hill, NC and saw an art exhibit called Scrapel Hill.
It contains works involving cast off materials. I'm sorry I don't have the artists' names for you.
The above quilt is comprised of plastic bag yo-yos.
This quilt is all socks. A great idea for all those lonesome socks missing a partner!
I bet it would be warm too.
If you are in the area, I believe it goes until July 22, 2012.
Friday, June 22, 2012
Feline Friday- Cat Sewing Pattern
Cat and Mouse, stuffed, toys, decor, paperweight, pin cushion, easy Sewing Pattern -pdf
From catsongstitchery
Tuesday, June 19, 2012
Dressing Jesus
I was asked to clothe this Jesus doll. There is a stained class window of Jesus surrounded by lambs at church that I chose as inspiration. In the window, he is wearing a simple red robe with a white stole. Once again, my fabric stash came through for me! I used a red/burgundy broadcloth and a very soft ecru organic cotton herringbone.
I simply drew a shape around him leaving plenty of room.
I folded the fabric in half so both sides would be the same. Stitched the sides with 1/4" seams. I hand hemmed the sleeves and used the selvidge as the bottom hem. As for fitting it over his head, I cut a slit in back until it would fit. I serged the edges of the stole.
Jesus is now ready for Vacation Bible School!
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