Turkey applique pattern

Lately I have been crushing on Dresden Plate quilt blocks and projects...both pointed and rounded versions...there is something so vintage about them, yet they can be made to look completely modern, simply by changing the fabric and the layout. I love seeing plate designs worked in bright, cheerful, modern prints...however, today I am sharing a unique twist with you using lovely autumn batiks! This is one of my newest design creations for AccuQuilt - a set of GO! Let's Talk Turkey…

I love applique shirts/onesies! They are so fun to make for gifts and holidays. There is a great website that has free applique patterns....

Hi all! I’m Lisa Summerhays from Stubbornly Crafty here to share a fun way to make a trick-or-treat bag with some character. Let’s get started. DIY Monster Trick or Treat Bag Supplies: Black felt Green felt Red cotton fabric White felt 2 Black buttons Black embroidery floss All seam allowances are 1/4″ unless otherwise noted. Cut...Read the Post

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Hudson wasn't feeling well so we missed church on Sunday. It was a cold, rainy day...a perfect stay-in-your-pj's-and-lounge-around kind of ...

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Thanksgiving

I found this great tutorial by Lindsay over at The Cottage Home for an adorable turkey shirt. It doesn't take much time to put it together. I used some scrap material laying around and all I had to buy was a packet of Steam a Steam fusible interfacing. Check out the instructions here. Linking up with: