allsorts Come on in and see my new studio! It's still in a state of disorganized chaos (I will not show you the closet) but you are welcome to take a look around. The first thing you might notice is the floor, which is reclaimed red-heart pine ship-lap siding from Old Texas Wood. It is really rustic and has tons of character. I absolutely love it! Stepping in, you see my Liatorp bookcase, which found a home just inside the doorway. Beyond the bookcase is the alcove that harbors my new Skruvsta chair and Norden table. Onward! I hear you out there, saying less talk, more pictures! Moving on around, we see the sewing corner. On around a bit further, is my grandmother's china cabinet. The odd little space around the corner is still under development. In general, lighting throughout the studio is still an issue, the walls are blank, and there's quite a bit of stuff remaining in the old studio to cart upstairs. Cheers, I'm so glad you stopped by! Jenny
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gingerandgeorge Halfway through this whirlwind blog tour already (how did that happen?), and today I’m welcoming Floresita, the lovely editor and founder of Feeling Stitchy. NAME: Floresita BLOG: Feeling Stitchy NOTES: Feeling Stitchy has a very special place in my heart, partly because of the wonderful selection of embroidery they feature, but also because, as the winner of a competition way back in 2008, I designed their banner! DON'T MISS: As well as editing and contributing to Feeling Stitchy, Floresita also has a personal blog, Things I've Made, which is a great mix of embroidery projects, everyday life and inspiration from around the internet. Feeling Stitchy stitchalongs offer up a free pattern, invite readers to sew their own, unique version of the design, then document images of work-in-progress and finished projects. The regular Tuesday Tutorials feature includes great ideas for putting embroidery to practical use on things like this pretty gadget case. Bookmark the Feeling Stitchy Tumblr. x PS.
le what's up de Charlie Pop Christmas pixel popup cards Firstly I just wanted to say a Happy Thanksgiving to all my American readers. Hope you all have a wonderful time ^_^ I have had quite a few requests for Christmas pixel popup cards. There are three designs below if you fancy having a go at making some. I tried lots of designs out. Speaking of which I am going to hang lego trees up in our Christmas tree this year. Text based designs work really well too. My reindeer was a flop! If you fancy making some you will find templates and a tutorial after the jump… …don’t forget to make some pixel snowflake confetti to go in your card ^_^ Click on the link below for full how-to! + A craft knife + Paper + Ruler + Needle (for scoring) + Double sided tape + Cutting mat (preferable) + Printable files (all files are at the bottom of the post) 1. 2. 3. 4. You should now be able to fold your car fully in half and the design should lie flat in the middle! 5. 6. 7. If you have any problems please leave a comment and I will get back to you ASAP!