December 11, 2017

Christmas Gifts featuring patterns from My Childhood Treasures

December 11, 2017/ Katie Hancock

Today Kimberlee is sewing Christmas gifts for her daughter and her daughters teachers using some fun and practical patterns from My Childhood Treasures.

December 01, 2017

Sewing for Christmas: My Childhood Treasures Apron

December 01, 2017/ Katie Hancock

Not only is Ellen's apron she created using the pattern L101 from My Childhood Treasures an amazing up cycling creation, it is also a beautiful tribute to her late father.

December 15, 2015

Kiss the Cook: Or at least give them a nice gift!

December 15, 2015/ Suzanne Winter

I tend to think of adult gifts as being hard to fit in the 'handmade' category....but really they don't have to be at all!!!! We've already shown you adult Socks and Pajamas that will make great gifts, and don't forget those teacher totes and notebook covers that are also great for girlfriends and the in-laws!!!! Today, Lisa is here to share the perfect gift for any cools in your life. While she has whipped up a gorgeous floral version, I can completely see my BBQ loving little brother wearing this as he teaches his kids the art of the grill.

The simple lines are perfect for showing off a great fabric or adding a fun embroidery or applique. These kitchen sayings from Urban Threads always make me smile (My in-laws are getting a set of towels with these embroidered, but I'm thinking they need a matching apron now too!!!) Check Lisa's take on the Make and Create Apron from Pattern Emporium.

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