Recent Projects

 Here are some recent sewing projects.

A tablecloth for Anne Field to take to live model horse shows.

Melissa's Thanksgiving pillowcase. (Thanksgiving fabric is so tough to find!)

An embroidered haversack for a blog reader.

Some embroidered blankets for the winners of a drawing on Horsemama.

I made a few practice ones for my own models.

 Which my Lady Phases are wearing!

Lukas' Thanksgiving Pillowcase

This is the fabric I used for Lukie's Thanksgiving pillowcase.

Susie's Halloween, Thanksgiving, & Christmas Pillowcases

I am sending Susie's pillowcases in a box with the family's Halloween goodies.

 She is getting the black cat/owl/pumpkin fabric for her Halloween pillowcase.

 This turkey/pumpkin fabric for Thanksgiving. (Thanksgiving fabric for kids is tough to find!)

 And peppermint balls for Christmas.

Julie and Kate have candy themed Christmas pillowcases, so this will be a nice match.

Mila and Kate's Thanksgiving Pillowcases

Yeesh! I almost forgot to make these for the girls! And when I went fabric shopping, both at brick and mortar stores as well as online, there was NOTHING available. Luckily, their mamas liked what I had on hand.

Mila is getting the green on the left, and Kate the "Gobble Wobble" on the right.

I will mail Kate's today or tomorrow and hand deliver Mila's since she lives just across the river.

Thinking ahead, I asked the mamas about Christmas fabric choices, and have those cut out, matched to thread, and ready to sew.

The Quads' Thanksgiving Pillowcases

Well, more than the quads - Jessica has asked that I make one for Titan, too, so his is included here, too.

 Titan's is on top, and Cambria's on the bottom.

 Julie's.

 Whitney's.

 Ian's. (His matches JC's.)

As a bonus, I made table runners for Sarah, Vanessa, Lisa, Ashley, and me from this beautiful fabric. And, I made pillowcases from the same fabric as Ian's and Whitney's for Drew and Annalee Thomas.

Thanksgiving Pillowcases!

And here's a picture of the fabric I used for the grandchildren's Thanksgiving pillowcases.

The boys got the fabric on the left and the girls are on the right.