Laura’s Pietra Shorts
With some contrasting fabric Laura used June's viscose from the Mini Box to make a pair of Closet Core Patterns Pietra Shorts.
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Fat Quarter Make; Make Up Bag
I first made this style of make-up bag a few years ago and it’s something I have given as gifts many times - in fact just last week I made 6 of these for my son’s nursery staff as a thank you gift when he moved up to the next room.
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Bloomin’ Beautiful
Oh I do love a floral fabric in the summer and this months boxes are stuffed with gorgeous florals for you to get stuck into!
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Laura’s Matilda Dress
May's Luxury SewHayleyJane Box included 3.5m of stunning cotton poplin from Roo-tid. Laura used it to make a Megan Nielsen Matilda dress
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Gemma’s Tudor Blouse
Gemma had the Mini SewHayleyJane Box this month and paired it with a plain navy cotton poplin to make the Stitch Witch Patterns Tudor Blouse.
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Esther’s Giselle Dress
With this month's Classic Box Esther used the cotton poplin to make a stunning Sew Over It Giselle Dress
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Fat Quarter Make; Oven Mitts
ome months I have to do a lot of thinking and research before I decide on a project to make, but not this month. I opened the parcel with my fat quarters inside and immediately knew what I wanted to make - it just HAD to be something for the kitchen.
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The Darling Buds Of May
I can't quite believe it has taken me nearly 6 years to come up with this theme! The Darling Buds of May was (and still is) one of my favourite tv programmes to watch when I want something easy going and happy. It never fails to put a smile on my face when I'm feeling under the weather.
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Fat Quarter Make; Notebook Cover
’ve always loved stationery - pretty pens and pencils, rainbow coloured highlighters, fun-shaped erasers but especially notebooks and journals. I have SO many dotted around the house, as whenever I see a cute one, I tend to buy it. But you often pay over the odds just because the notebook has a nice cover - the paper inside isn’t any different. So, this month’s tutorial provides a way of making even the most boring notebooks look beautiful!
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