Loudoun County Fair 2017 - Blue Ribbon |
Made a few mug rugs. This one with the sewing machine is for me. I have it in front of my machine and I use it as a tool mat while I work. The in-the-hoop embroidery design came rom Appliqué Corner, and the sewing notion fabric came from JoAnn's.
I made a couple mug rugs for two ladies at the conference center who are working with me to plan our annual sewing guild's summer retreat. This in-the-hoop embroidery design is free from Sweet Pea Embroidery Designs group on Facebook. I edited it a bit to remove the name and flower that was on it, and personalize the name and add a different flower.
I found a cute tag on Pinterest to go along with a mug rug, just in case the recipient has never heard of one before. I typed them up and printed on card stock and tied it to a goody bag.
Ready to go. Explanation tag included. :) |
My neighbor asked that I personalize a blanket for her nephew going off to college. She brought me a nice twin-size Land's End fleece blanket. She wanted a large monogram in the center, and the college name in the corners. I found a large circle monogram font that goes up to 7.5" from The Itch 2 Stitch. Also from a large Times Roman font on Etsy from Digitizing With Love. Both stitched out nicely.
The circle monogram is a large 7.5" diameter. |
Made a few more zipper cases to give as simple gifts. These are by Anita Goodesign and are their small (the zebra one) and large rectangle bags with a lining. Along with a coordinating tissue pack cover for the larger bags.
That's about it for now. Still have a Christmas in July in mind, but July is ending soon. Hope to start it this week anyway.
Happy Stitching!
Congrats on your blue ribbon. I have been so in love with your tapestry ever since you first showed in several months ago. I'm also enamored with your mug rugs. So-oooo cute!!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful quilt! It deserves a Blue Ribbon.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful work. Did you decide to sell the Featherweight cases?
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