Christmas buttons

I have just added some cute Xmas buttons and hair ties to my Felt Store.

Check them out here

Christmas cross stitch quickies!

I have just finished a  couple of cute Xmas designs - perfect size for Christmas decorations.

PDF pattern is available here

Buttons cute enough to eat!

I have just added a whole heap of cute buttons and hair ties to my felt store......

I love these little fast food buttons - so cute for kids clothing or craft projects.

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Toy Soldiers!

Have finally finished my latest cross stitch/tapestry pattern...

Super cute toy soldiers - perfect for embellishing all sorts of Christmas items!

I have designed 3 sizes so they are adaptable to suit lots of aida/canvas projects.

Click here to purchase your pdf pattern...

Not need to wait by the mailbox I will just email it to you ASAP

so you can get stitching straight away!!

I stitched this bib for my 6 month old but have decided he is too much of a grub

 and I can't bear the thought of scrubbing pumpkin off it so it is available for sale here

Here is the little 'grub' - sorry couldn't resist adding a photo!!

Upcycled Cushions!

Quick creative project of the day........

I bought these retro cushions at the warehouse and they were a bargain at only $7 each but I decided they needed a little 'tarting up' so I have sewed tiny doily circles and vintage buttons on...

Just a couple of loops through the button and it is easily attached - cute!

Custom Flower - made from your Frock Fabric!

That's right just send me the scraps from your Frock and I will create a beautiful

flower like those shown in the photo that will match your outfit exactly!

You can then choose to have a brooch back OR a half comb

put on the back depending on how you wish to use the flower.

Click here to purchase your flower!



Plastic canvas purse!!

My latest creation - a fantastic kitschy plastic canvas purse!

I found the purse shape canvas at Spotlight and had to give it a go.

I have stitched it using 8ply craft wool and went for a random spot pattern.

I fashioned a fastening using some vintage buttons and just

wound an elastic hair tie to keep it tight - easy!

I am using the purse to store my embroidery threads for my current project -

beats the daggy plastic bag I usually house them in!