UPDATE: 3/17/2013 I had this post done over a week ago, but apparently forgot to hit the publish button so I am sorry about that.
This months tip: put metallic thread in freezer 30 minutes before using to help prevent breakage.
We had a great club today as usual. I want to start by sharing these amazing and adorable cake pops that Sidney and her granddaughter did for the refreshment.
I love the idea of covering peeps in chocolate. How fun would that be for kids to give to their teachers?
Thank you Sidney, they tasted heavenly.
Jan was unable to be with us as she had a funeral to attend, but she did drop off her projects for us to admire.
I am sure all of you are familiar with subway art? Jan found this fun St. Patrick's Day subway art on
PINTEREST and digitized it.
This is another design she did.
The idea for this bunny she found
HERE but why hand embroider when your machine can do it for you? So she digitized this one.
She thinks this bunny came from crafts n things magazine.
This is a cute sachet pouch she made, that you could embroider a small shamrock or bunny onto.
This cute bunny sachet is from
HERE
This is a project she made but forgot to bring to share. She used warm and natural for the bunny on felt. The idea came from
HERE
These cute bunny pants treat bags she found
HERE, but didn't find them until after club.
Terrie gave a demonstration on and in the hoop design using a zipper, and showed how to make a wallet, using
THIS design from five star fonts.
She also shared this cute in the hoop heart coin purse. This design is free from
Five Star Fonts
She also made this Easter banner using the in the hoop Easter treat bag design from
GoldenNeedleDesigns and the egg treat bag also from Golden Needle Designs which can be found
HERE
Now it's time for show n' tell
Helen made these fun pictures that she can unvelcro and change to a new month.
Shelly digitized this Easter egg design, but was fighting with her machine and will send it out as soon as she fixes a few things.
Kathi shared her St. Patrick's Day shirt
and valentine shirt.
How cute is this quilt Nattalie made for her daughters Baptism? I love the colors in it.
Shelly made this Alaska sweatshirt for her hubby when they went on their cruise.
and this one too.
Shariann made this bag using
THIS design from Julia's Needle
Anna made this blessing dress using a pattern from Martha Pullen.
Lydia made covers for these headphones
and these glasses for her pony
Tina made her block of the month blocks
Close up of one of the designs.
Beverly made this apron using an old shirt. I love the ruffle on the bottom
Neva made american girl doll clothes
and showed her finished quilt using the blocks she showed last month.
Carol did these cute cut work ducks
+
And this redwork sue bonnet quilt
She also made this fun ABC quilt.
Diane made an apron using 2 long sleeve men's dress shirts. I love the contrasting
Pat stitched out these horses but is still deciding what she is going to make with them.
She has been having fun doing felting and making scarves
She added the design to the end of the scarf(it is kind of hard to see)
It was a great club and I can not wait to see what next months club brings.
