Showing posts with label moda. Show all posts
Showing posts with label moda. Show all posts

Saturday, June 12, 2010

instant patterns for sale

You can now purchase some of my patterns as an instant download!! FROM HERE!
keep reading...... 

So far the ones available are the complete version of Snowballs, the newest pattern,  Jan's Elves, my most popular pattern, Licorice Twist another favorite and Funflowers, a fun 3-D fabric wallhanging.  If you have any problems please contact me, and we will work it out. Individual Snowballs will be available as soon as I get them all scanned with their covers. The advent blocks will be the same way, which includes the angel pillow and the santa pillow seen below.  The advent tree center and ornaments, the sock monkey book, monster book and Sunflowers will not be availble until they are re-worked. They are on 11 x 17 paper and will need registration marks added to get them to print on 8.5 x 11 paper. 

Jan's Elves version 3 (Elves enjoying a Kansas winter, made with a Kansas Troubles layer cake and some extra fabric for border)  all 3 layout versions are included in the pattern!!!


Jan's Elves version 2, ("Elves waltzing around Tennessee", made with a moda jelly roll) all 3 layout versions are included in the pattern!!!


Jan's Elves the orginal version, made from scraps. all 3 layout versions are included in the pattern!!!

Now people outside the central Missouri area can have them too. YEA!!   I know I'm excited, I hope you are too.  Come back again later if you are looking for some of the other ones......I'm sorry didn't have them all downloaded when I started this.  Email me if you have any problems. 
Scroll to bottom for add to the cart buttons below each pattern that is available.  Make sure you get the right pattern.  read the descriptions under each picture then match names on cart.
come back monday for the monday mystery stitch!!

Thursday, February 25, 2010

Here are pictures of one of the things that I have done in the past few days. Finished the squishy baby blocks with full alphabet and numbers 0-9, also each block has a side with a special hand embroidered object, 6 of which spell out her name. Most of them have different kinds of sound makers inside. There are 8 total even though my picture only has seven. Sophia's mom has the first block. I wish now that I had made the number sides with different textures as well. Oh well, live and learn. they were fun to make next time more planning



With all 8 of the blocks you can flip them once they also spell "LOVE YOU". Unfortunately because there are only 8 blocks some of the blocks have 2 numbers so you can only line up 1-8.

I think Sophia will love them. I know her mom does, now I've to get them to her. BYE BYE baby blocks!

Keeping up with gerry and their 20 minutes a day group has still been a problem. Since I decided to to do 20 minutes a day, once I get started I can't quit and I spend at least 3-4 hours sometimes up to 7-8 hrs embroidering, sewing, sketching, etc. LOL! Who needs sleep?

Tuesday, February 16, 2010

elves, more elves and even more elves








The elf quilts now number THREE. First "Jan's Elves", a truly scrappy quilt with blocks embroidered on point!!! Quilt number 2, "Elves waltzing around in Tennesee" is another scrappy looking quilt but was actually done with a jelly roll in the Tennesee Waltz pattern. The last scrappy looking quilt is "Elves enjoying a Kansas winter" and is made from one of Moda's Kansas Troubles layer cakes. All are done from the same pattern. (for those of you who bought the pattern years ago, email me and i'll send you the new revisions and some directions for quilts 2 & 3.) They were so much fun, now I'll have to give to each of my girls whenever they come back from the quilt stores. bye for now!