Another Easter Sunday has come and gone; we had a lovely holiday complete with a baked ham dinner and all the fixings at a table surrounded by family and friends. Lynnleigh spent the night with us on Saturday and helped to decorate some beautiful eggs which added festive color to the dessert table laid out with bunny and chick cupcakes. The Egg-mazing egg decorator was one that I saw
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Another Easter Sunday has come and gone; we had a lovely holiday complete with a baked ham dinner and all the fixings at a table surrounded by family and friends. Lynnleigh spent the night with us on Saturday and helped to decorate some beautiful eggs which added festive color to the dessert table laid out with bunny and chick cupcakes. The Egg-mazing egg decorator was one that I saw
read moreHappy Easter to my lovely family and friends, may your day be filled with laughter and joy.
Our Daylight Saving has come to an end here in New Zealand, so it was time to turn the clocks back one hour. The clever lap top, tablet, and cell phone can all do it magically themselves. That left the kitchen clock, and the clock on the stove for me to do, I had a bit of tuition last year so knew exactly what to do. My bedside clock is a bit of a problem, so I just take the battery out and wait for the time to catch up, then reinsert it. There must be an easier way, so ...
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I have a new little Easter collection – this delightful group of felt Easter eggs.

These have all been made using designs from Needle Finery, Elegant eggs.

They are all made from wool felt and appliqued with DMC.
Just out of interest, does anyone know of the origins of the designs with the rabbit carrying the basket on its back?
I have often seen it used, so guess there is some folk art background, but not sure.

The original designs are made as a bauble, but I needed mine to be flatter, for postage, so I kept them 2 sided.

There ...
read moreSpring always makes me want to sew something small and cheerful.
Not a full quilt. Not a big commitment. Just something quick that uses up a few scraps and brings a little bit of that “fresh start” feeling into the sewing room.
This little spring chick does exactly that.
It’s simple, beginner-friendly, and one of those projects that comes together faster than you expect. You don’t need much fabric, you don’t need anything fancy, and you probably already have everything sitting in your stash.
If you’ve been wanting a quick win at your sewing machine, this ...
read moreA Sweet Easter Collection for Festive Spring Decorating
Springtime is on its way, and the Bunny Express is rolling into town—loaded with pastel charm, Easter cheer, and the cutest little cast of characters you ever did see.
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read moreI think that is the name of the fabric in this quilt. I know I bought it quite some time ago, maybe 10 years?
Not totally sure.

I found a pattern designed for layer cakes, but also altered for charm packs. That was what I had in my pile and thankfully there was enough to make this quilt. It ended up at 40 X 54 inches.
The pattern is a free one from The Fat Quarter Shop and is called Layer Cake Crepe. Sometimes I have pre cut fabrics that I am not sure how to use, so this might ...
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Welcome to Craftgossip’s Etsy Spotlight Series! Each week, we’ll shine a light on an inspiring Etsy seller and their unique creations. Today, we’re hopping into a truly adorable find: the Bunny Easter Basket Pattern PDF. If you’re looking for a sweet and crafty way to celebrate Easter, this is the perfect project to add to your list!
Etsy isn’t just an online marketplace—it’s a community of creators who bring their passion and expertise to life through their work. Whether it’s a digital pattern or a handcrafted product, each item on Etsy has ...
read moreYou know what it's like when you set off on holiday - you seem to have all the time in the world and then it's all over. We were attending our caravan club rally in Napier, with plenty of plans, people to see, things to do, plus a little shopping. It didn't all fall nicely into place though. On my "must do list" was a visit to Skeinz, a local company which spins their own wool. I had found a pretty 6ply cardigan pattern for myself and was after some yarn. Of course there were several lovely colours ...
read moreJust a cheerful picture of an Easter bunny quilt design today! XXX Annika Continue reading
read moreWhat sort of handwork to take on our caravan trips was the question. With no stitchery project on the go at the moment, it had to be knitting. I usually have a pair of socks on the go, so they were packed. This pair is going to be for my daughter, she requested a fine 4ply pair this time, and selected the sock yarn from my stash. I often knit socks on car journeys, nice easy knitting once I'm past those tricky heels. I knit my socks flat, two at a time, then stitch up the side seam.
Socks ...
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Let’s turn trash into fun!! One of my favorite things is turning scraps into something usable. I do this in many ways. My favorite way, and the one that I have been doing for the longest, is creating dog beds out of the fabrics too small to do something with and the bits of batting that are not useable. I also love turning my scraps into larger quilt sandwiches so I can practice quilting. Then there is always the quilt back. The perfect way to practice improv quilting and put a dent into the scrap ...
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Get ready to add a dash of Easter charm to your sewing projects with Chester Chicken, the adorable and cheeky little chick! Designed as a free foundation paper pieced pattern, Chester Chicken is the perfect addition to your Easter quilts, cushions, or mini quilts. With his playful demeanor and delightful bow tie, he’s sure to bring joy to your Easter celebrations.
Inspired by the whimsical spirit of Easter, Chester Chicken is a delightful creation that will capture your heart. Originally found in the EQ8 library, this charming block pattern has been given a makeover with added details to make ...
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Welcome to our Sunday Spotlight series, where we highlight exceptional quilting patterns from independent Etsy sellers. Today, we’re delighted to feature the charming “Easter Parade” Quilt Pattern by CenterStreetQuilts. Let’s explore this delightful pattern that celebrates the joys of spring!
The “Easter Parade” Quilt Pattern is a whimsical design that captures the essence of springtime with its adorable bunnies and carrots. Available in two sizes—Mini Quilt (34″ x 41″) and Throw Quilt (61.5″ x 64.5″)—this pattern offers versatility for your quilting projects. Whether you’re decorating for Easter or simply want to infuse your ...
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Get ready to infuse your quilting projects with the joy of the Easter season! Dive into our latest link post featuring delightful Easter Basket quilt blocks. These charming blocks are perfect for adding a touch of festive cheer to your home decor or gifting to loved ones. Join us on a journey of creativity and fun as we explore the beauty of Easter-themed quilting. Click the link below to discover free block patterns and embark on your own quilting adventure.
How to Make a Scrap Fabric Mini Easter Basket
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Join Misty from Missouri Star as she sews up the delightful Hoppy Easter Table Runner. Using the Dry Brush Soft Dawn fabric collection from Wilmington Essentials, this charming table runner features adorable bunnies and Easter eggs, perfect for adding a festive touch to your Easter celebrations.
To get started on this fun project, gather your supplies and follow along with Misty’s step-by-step instructions.
Missouri Star Quilt Co. offers a wide range of free tutorials covering quilting, sewing, and crafting, catering to all skill levels from beginners to advanced quilters. With their helpful guidance and tips, you can create beautiful ...
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