This oldie but goodie DIY parchment loaf liner tutorial is very apropos for today, enjoy! And Happy Thanksgiving Day to you all!
p.s.! For you black Friday shoppers, make sure you check out The Fabric Quarter Shop tomorrow! Wendy is having a 25% off everything sale when you use the code: BLACKFRIDAY25.
p.p.s.! Make sure and check back on Monday, I've been working on a few kits for the footstool pincushion and will be giving one away, along with a $50 GC to the Fat Quarter Shop!
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To make, you will need:
Arrange your fabrics how you'd like them and apply them to the cardstock using a tiny amount of glue (about the amount that the end of a toothpick will hold).
Free motion quilt the flower and stem and then sew down the leaves.
Happy Friday everyone!
~Penny
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Would you just look at all the spring-time goodness in that little box??? Can you believe those buttons are edible? Well, they are, and darn good at that! I've been seeing these buttons show up all over blog land and decided it was time to make some of my own. You can purchase the molds here, and the melting disks here. Once I had the buttons made, I needed something equally as pretty to put them in, so I made a matchbox.
You can print out the matchbox template here. Man, I'm thinking of all sorts of uses for these cute little guys.
Have a great weekend!
~Penny
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A little gift to you all just to say thank-you for all the support, encouragement and love you've sent my way this year. I truly appreciate each and every sweet comment you have left!
f.y.i. I used a pair of scalloped scissors to make the edge on the envelope and I used a 1 7/8 inch scalloped punch to cut out the envelope seals.
*edit* although I did design the notecard set, the original design for the elephant is not mine
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