Amy over at Badskirt is sharing a tutorial for a great looking block That would make up into a terrific looking quilt.
Homemade by Jill has a heap of tutorials on her blog like baby bibs, changing mats, sock rattle, burp cloths, tote bag and more. She even has a cute owl teether....way too cute to be chomped on.
All Dolled Up in Salt Lake City has some great Paper Doll Applique's on her Blog. Would be great used singularly in a wall hanging or in a cute girly quilt.
Lisa from over at Shiners View has a great tutorial for this quilt that can be found here, love the fabrics and colors she has used. Would be a good way to use up some of that stash you have been hiding girls. I also like the look of Lisa's Corner Block tutorial, you will find it here.
Skip To My Lou shows how to make cute mini cakes. She also has free printable tags to dress up a little gift box for your cakes. Don't they look great.
Fluffy Stuffy Bunny and her dress pattern can be found over at Allsorts. Jenny has some nice tutorials listed on her side bar. The coasters are a well used item in my household and I keep saying I will make her criss cross coasters up one day.
Funny Bunny can be found over at Sew4Home. I was looking at the tutorial and think I would rather sew the head onto the body before stuffing. I would probably also do that with the feet. Makes it a lot neater and stronger.
Thursday, 7 April 2011
My Owl Barn has some free printable goody bags to download. Created by Lynn of Jinjerup she also has some free bookmarks to download on her blog. Who could resist those for Easter instead of the traditional bunny.
The Silly BooDilly blog has a tutorial showing how to make Wonky Star Blocks. I have been loving all things wonky lately so this is just another thing to add to the never ending list of "must try".