A Peek at Some New Bundles In Shop Now...

Well, you lovely ladies are keeping my shelves fresh and new almost every day! So I thought I would give you a quick peek at what is new in the shop this morning!

.FLOWER POWER.


.SPRINGTIME BLISS.


.PRETTY IN PINK.


.WHITE GARDEN.


.LEMONS.


HAVE A WONDERFUL WEEKEND MY FRIENDS!!

THEY ARE BACK! WEEKEND FREEBIES!

HERE IS THIS WEEKENDS FREEBIE GIVE AWAY BUNDLE. SPRINGTIME PRINTS FROM VINTAGE BED LINENS. THEY ARE POLY COTTON BLENDS. THIS BUNDLE IS MADE UP OF 6 FAT QUARTERS.
TO HAVE A CHANCE TO WIN THIS SWEET LITTLE BUNDLE, SIMPLY LEAVE A COMMENT ABOUT WHAT YOU WOULD MAKE WITH THIS. ONE CHANCE TO WIN FOR EACH PERSON. ENTER ANY TIME BETWEEN FRIDAY THE 9TH-MONDAY THE 12TH AND A WINNER WILL BE RANDOMLY CHOSEN ON TUESDAY. REMEMBER TO CHECK BACK TO SEE IF YOU HAVE WON.

Freebie Of the Week...

Time for another freebie giveaway! Simply leave your comment and that enters you for a chance to win it. One chance per person. I will leave the comments open until Sunday evening and will pick a winner on Monday.
Here is the freebie. It is a bundle of 4 fat quarters. They have been reclaimed from bed linens. They are poly cotton blends. Endless possibilities.

What To Do With Vintage Linens #7

This project is not completely sewing, and actually could be done very easily without a sewing machine! I, being completely obsessed with vintage bed linen prints used some of my favorites for this. It takes such a small amount too!

After deciding to keep my Friday night quilt, it was given a focal spot on my living room wall, but of course, it was not as simple as just hanging it on the wall, it then needed "something" to compliment it. So I dug through my crate of old decorations out in the garage to hopefully inspire me, and sure enough, I came across some of my old painted picture frames. I had robbed them years ago of their glass for some other project making them just perfect for my new project.


I have always loved the idea of framing fabric and making it art in itself, so I decided to do just that and to place them above my new wall quilt. I decided to actually quilt the fabrics I had chosen, because I will basically use any excuse to free motion quilt! But this part can easily be skipped.


You can quilt your fabrics or just leave them plain. You can choose to keep the glass in your frame or remove it. The possibilities are endless when framing fabric. Either do one large frame, or a multitude of little ones. You can use one fabric or multiple prints. Random or coordinating....you get the idea!

If you are keeping the glass in, it is a little bit easier to attach the fabric. But since I did not have glass in my frames, I simply stapled them in the back.


Here they are finished and up on the wall. It only took about a half an hour to accomplish, so if you are needing a quick solution for some wall, here you go!