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Welcome to the second to last stop of the blog tour for Quilty Fun Sew Along !  I made a bumble bee block which will be a label for your quilt.  Lori's instruction was so clear and great I was able to put it together fairly quickly.  It is such an adorable pattern! You will have so much fun making it! The cutting instruction + embroidery template PDF can be downloded  here , but you will still need the book, Quilty Fun , to get the main instruction to make it.  As you know, there are some great prizes for you if you sew along and post your progress in this Flickr group . One winner will receive a packet of Alphabitties , and  two winners will receive  a 10” stacker of Vintage Happy The three winner will be chosen from the pool of submissions on the Flickr group   and will be announced on the Jolly Jabber on the following Monday. Good luck everyone! -------------------------------- The winner of the giveaway on my last post is... Pierro of Rosemary B! Congratulations, Rosemary!! I w

Lori Holt of Bee in my Bonnet has written two amazing books!!  I bet you have heard about them already somewhere in blogland! In fact, many of you must be sewing along with her first book, Quilty Fun by now :) Lori is an extremely talented, generous, and warm-hearted person I feel very lucky  to call my friend. Ever since I discovered her lovely blog, I have been a huge fan of her. I use her beautiful fabric in so many of my projects, including the bag I showed you last time and several projects in my book. I have a lot of her tutorials bookmarked and have used some to make gifts for friends too. She has this special skill to make me want to do everything she does, so it was very exciting to hear about her books for Fat Quarter Shop ! I love her aesthetics and how she can manage to create fun patterns without any difficult techniques involved. These two books are such great representatives  of her lovely work. I just love them! I am very happy to be part of the book tour for both he

This is a diaper bag I made for my second baby diary for Patchwork Tsushin.  I had a lot of fun mixing some of my favorite fabrics for the triangle patchwork parts. I really like how big it is because I have so many things to carry with me now like  solid food, books, and toys.  This is the cover of the newest Patchwork Tsushin (No.179)  This issue is full of lovely and modern projects! It is all in Japanese, but if you get a chance to leaf through this magazine, I hope you will check out Honoka on this page, hehe :) I have several extra copies in stock if you would like.  It is available here in my shop ! Hope you have a lovely week!