Showing posts with label coasters. Show all posts
Showing posts with label coasters. Show all posts

Monday, January 3, 2011

As promised:

These coasters are in the shop, with more to follow a bit later tonight. I just ADORE Anna Maria Horner's new line of fabrics, Innocent Crush. I am definitely going to make my long-awaited throw quilt out of these fabrics. (Yes, a quilt for my very own self!)

Wednesday, February 17, 2010

New Coasters in the shop

It has been unseasonably warm around here, the trees are blossoming, and I've been wanting to have a tea party. Not a mud-pie tea party, but a real one with other adult girls there, drinking some sort of wonderful iced tea... Of course, it hasn't actually happened, but my dream has translated into a few new coaster sets in the shop. Check them out!

Monday, October 19, 2009

Sewing Update

There are a few more coaster sets in the shop. This round was frustrating because something kept going wrong with my sewing machine. We now have a few new sets of coasters at our house with little mess-ups in their quilting. It is nice having some more for myself, though!

And this year I'm actually thinking ahead - here's a sneak peek at what I've been working on:

Thursday, November 20, 2008

Photo Shoot

Today I got the chance to take pictures of more coaster sets. I've really started to enjoy the photography aspect of running an online shop - it requires a different type of creativity than sewing, and I've enjoyed the process of learning to take better shots.

All the fabrics used in these coasters remind me of a different project from which they were left over. Funny how a tiny bit of cotton can hold so many memories.

All the patchwork coasters can be found here - and there are a few more sets yet to be listed.

Tuesday, November 18, 2008

Coasters in the Shop!

Ah, it feels good to finally get these listed in the shop. I made these coasters a few months ago when I decided I needed to do something about my overflowing scrap stash. It was so fun that I ended up making 12 sets! Each one is like a tiny little quilt. Keep your eyes peeled over the next few days as I get them all up for sale.

That tiny floral print is one of my favorite fabrics of all time... Can't you just picture one of these under a steaming cup of tea? Yum. :)