Creative Sewing
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Picnic Bag & Table Cloth
This isn't your typical picnic bag, it's a well thought out picnic bag that holds all the necessary items AND opens up to be a tablecloth!
Designed by Donna Housley
www.hakidd.com
Is it a bowl? Is it a pouch? It can be both!
Ask anyone who sews or knits, there are always small, but vital tools of the trade that go missing under the couch, beneath the cushions, or they simply roll away, never to be seen again. This project aims to tidy and corral those little essentials in two ways, at home or on the go, it all depends on the finishing. Is it a bowl? Is it a pouch? It can be both!
Designed by Nancy Devine
Heaven is Hand Made
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nancywhiskeynancyo.blogspot.com
Spring Fusion Greeting Cards
Swedish weaving is a relaxing needlework that is fun and fast to do. This unique surface embroidery and counted needlework (all in one) can be worked on a variety of fabrics, ranging from the traditional Monk’s Cloth (7ct) to Hardanger fabrics (22ct). All Swedish weaving patterns that were designed for the traditional Monk’s Cloth can be woven on the finer 22ct Hardanger fabric using the same thread measurements and techniques.
Designed by Christine Allan
Christine’s Swedish Weaving
www.funandfastpatterns.ca
Prairie Points Jewelry Hanger
Prairie Points are not just for quilts. In this project, they have been used to decorate the strap that keeps things in their place in this cute jewelry hanger.
Designed by Donna Housley
www.hakidd.com
Amber Memories Tablecloth
Picture yourself sitting outside under a shade tree weaving the afternoon away while making this beautiful table cloth. The 2x2 Monk’s Cloth is light and easy to handle, a perfect summer project for a beginner to advanced weaver. The sparkly yarns give it that extra special touch.
Designed by Christine Allan
Christine’s Swedish Weaving
www.funandfastpatterns.ca
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Eadie Mae
Most designs begin with basic shapes. Eadie Mae began with the same basic body shape that Sherry used in the Spring 2011 issue, but Lucy adapted the doll’s construction to suit her style and to suit the machine embroidery techniques used in this pattern.
Designed by Lucy Garvin
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& Sherry Del Rizzo
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Little Bonnet
Turning a handkerchief into a baby bonnet is a simple and sweet way to create a memorable baby gift. The intent of the handkerchief bonnet is that it will be worn as a bonnet for the baby’s homecoming or Christening, then put away. When the baby has grown up and is getting married, the stitches will be snipped out of the bonnet and the bride will carry it at her wedding as part of the ‘something old’ tradition. It can then be stitched into a bonnet again for the couple’s child.
Designed by Evelyn Bouma
Sunburst Handbags
Autumn is all about enjoying the last of the warm weather with outings to theatre, festivals, or concerts. To add a splash of colour to those daytime or evening outings, with these small embellished specialty handbags.
Designed by Cheryl Stranges
Product & Event Specialist
husqvarnaviking.com
seecherylsew.blogspot.com
Sunset Sonata Lap Blanket
This pattern is based from a spectacular sunset photo. What makes this pattern unique is that the design does not change but the yarn colours do, thus creating the sunset.
Designed by Christine Allan
Christine’s Swedish Weaving
www.funandfastpatterns.ca
Zany Wine Coasters
Do you need a quick, yet creative hostess gift? Perhaps you are tired of moisture rings that remain on your antique furniture after the guests have gone home. These wine glass coasters not only eliminate the moisture rings; they make great hostess gifts, especially if accompanied by a bottle of wine.
Valarie Whitton
Derkomai
Bracebridge, Ontario
705.645.1869
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Winter Cape
"Who wouldn’t love to be cozy on the most beautiful snowy day of the year?
Enjoy every moment of machine embroidery felting to create your own all seasonal cape. When you select your fabric of choice, explore the various roving yarns, wool or craft felt, or any wool fabric remnants for the most exquisite results. Explore all of your ideas."
Designed by Cheryl Stranges
Product & Event Specialist
husqvarnaviking.com
seecherylsew.blogspot.com
Victorian Sewing Pouch
In our sewing pouch we incorporated the edelweiss to represent Uschi’s German heritage. The tiny white flower is a symbol of courage and purity. The ladybug is for Kerry’s Irish ancestors, symbolizing protection and good fortune.
The lily of the valley is a symbol of sweetness and happiness and the pearl represents wisdom, women, and faith.
Designed by Ursula Greiner and Kerry Karram
Wool Penny Rugs Enterprises Inc.
www.woolpennyrugs.com
Matryoshka Keepsake Case
There are endless embellishment possibilities for this little case. Follow your creative mind. This case is perfect for holding a ring, sewing needles, and small jewellery items to give as gifts. It would also make a great keepsake for a lock of baby hair or a child’s first tooth.
Designed by Michele Cheong
416.726.0811
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Flutterby Summer Tote
Pack your latest hand stitching project in your lovely new tote, include beach read, and fluffy towel and get out into our precious summer.
Designed by Nancy Devine
Heaven is Hand Made
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nancywhiskeynancyo.blogspot.com
Tea Steeper Cozy
A fun way to express your creativity while keeping your tea warm, this tea cozy is a joy to create. Full instructions on how to apply the insulation batting. The linen is a nice frame for special tea themed fabric, but cheery gingham works well too.
Designed by Nancy Devine
Heaven is Hand Made
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nancywhiskeynancyo.blogspot.com
Embellished for the Holidays
If you are thinking of creating a new jacket for the holidays there are many opportunities to add embellished pieces to it including a large or small collar and pocket flaps. The embellished jacket is especially perfect for office functions during the holidays.
Designed by Cheryl Stranges
Product & Event Specialist
husqvarnaviking.com
seecherylsew.blogspot.com