Vanilla House Pattern Outlet

Big Pockets Hanger (14″ x 35″), Long Pockets Hanger (35″ x 8′), and Hanger Tote (17″ x 13″) are the three projects for getting things organized around the house.

Pillow Party

Five pillow styles from which to accessorize your favorite room! Layered blocking makes them easy! Square pillows use pre-purchased pillow forms and the neck rolls show you how to make your own pillow forms.

Twelve Moons

A collection of keepsake projects

Fabric shaded stitchery projects for each month of the year.

Materials needed include: osnaburg, coffee, black fabric, various scraps of alico, embroidery flosses and colored pencils, 8″ x 10″ frames, thin fleece, cardboard, and spray adhesive.

Annie's Courtyard

A collection of keepsake projects

Projects include:

• Three Part Harmony Wall Quilt – 13 inch by 30 inch
• Annie Angel – 19 inch doll
• Floral Heart Wall Quilt – 19 inch by 25 inch
• Applique Box and Gift Bag

Front Cover

Back Cover

16 page booklet.

Though the projects in this book focus on the four seasons of the earth, the thought behind them focus on the events in our lives. For everything that happens, delightful or difficult, there is a beneficial purpose to be gained from its occurrence. It’s like the annoying dirt under our nails in planting fall bulbs that will eventually result in the joy of spring flowers or when the time-consuming chores around the house finally get done so you can have some time to sew. Have patience with the process of difficult things and you will reap the joys of more delightful times. For everything has its season!
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Front Cover

Back Cover

16 page booklet.
“The inspiration for Checkerboard Warmth comes from a love of several different things in my life – I truly love cats, teddy bears, checkerboard, hearts, moons, and teapots (I have forty-eight of them at this moment). Combine all these concepts together and I was destined to create a book of my favorite things. So sit by your fireside and enjoy the projects that Checkerboard Warmth has to offer.” Read the rest of this entry »