This summer year has been crazy, an adventure, but crazy... to say the least! While the fabric shop has reopened and is doing well, I thank you bunches and bunches, I have been totally lame in the "work" department. I am trying not to feel too guilty for that though, as I have been really enjoying settling in to this new place with my family, enjoying the summer with my little chicks and thinking about where I want to go from here on out, with SoChick. More on the latter in another post.
This is my long overdue first Weekend Wrap-Up, aka Summer Wrap-up, post from the mountains of WNC...
I quickly found a Local Quilt Shop and picked up some Geekly Chic prints, which I paired with some Jennifer Paganelli fabrics from my Fabric Shoppe. This project was a practice in piece/quilt as you go, which I've yet to complete.
XxOo~ Melissa
This is my long overdue first Weekend Wrap-Up, aka Summer Wrap-up, post from the mountains of WNC...
I quickly found a Local Quilt Shop and picked up some Geekly Chic prints, which I paired with some Jennifer Paganelli fabrics from my Fabric Shoppe. This project was a practice in piece/quilt as you go, which I've yet to complete.
This is one of the first views we had when we moved to WNC, from the balcony of our temporary apartment.
We've taken several drives along the Blue Ridge Parkway, here is a view of Looking Glass from the Overlook on the BRP.
Across from the Looking Glass Overlook on the BRP, we hiked to Skinny Dip Falls. We came back another time to try to swim here... no thanks, I'm not ready for icy mountain water. Brrrr!
My youngest chickie was completely bummed about not having "pretty" jammies to wear to bed, so we took a trip to a local fabric store, they picked out their shabby chic fabrics and I got busy drafting and sewing my first set of girly summer nightgowns. I'm not going to be making children's sewing patterns anytime soon, but it was much easier than I anticipated. Let me know if you're interested in the tutorial by leaving a comment below!
This past week I sewed these coasters for our living room. These were sew easy, my little chicks even sewed their own coasters to use on their nightstands, for their nighttime water. The girls used Geekly Chic scraps, from the above project, for their coasters.
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