Audubon Inspired Wool Applique Picture
This is my primitive needle and thread interpretation of John James Audubon’s magnificent watercolor birds.
Read MoreThis is my primitive needle and thread interpretation of John James Audubon’s magnificent watercolor birds.
Read MoreHere’s another wool applique pattern in the Pennsylvania German Fraktur art style.
Read MoreHappy Valentine’s Day! My Blooming Hearts design is based on a early 19th century Pennsylvania German Fraktur.
Read More2019 is the year of the pig! Here’s a quick and easy wool applique mini quilt to celebrate the new year.
Read MoreA sweet valentine to hang upon your door. Inspired by French General fabrics and the lyrics to a song sung by The Youngbloods.
Read MoreLet's work on the interior of our needle and scissor keep.
Read MoreLet's start the New Year off with a needle and scissor keep tutorial.
Read MoreTis the season for snowmen, figgy puddings, and the festive gathering of good friends and family around a blazing hearth on a cold winter's night.
Read MoreIt's October already! Oh My!
Read MoreThe inspiration for this pillow began with a basket of tomatoes from my garden.
Read MoreI made this flowery notepad cover to commemorate the coming of spring to my garden. It is a variation of the "Snow Day" notepad cover I posted earlier.
Read MoreSaltbox houses and weeping willows are common images found in Early American art. This design combines a saltbox, willow tree, and a sunflower (pouch back). This is a variation of the flower pouch that I posted earlier.
Read MoreThis cute little wool appliqued pouch is a quick and easy project that you can make in an afternoon.
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