Here are a few of my faves from that board at the moment -
A great tutorial for this sweet pencil case from the gorgeous Aussie blog A Spoonful of Sugar. I made one of these but I haven't photographed it yet - I will share soon!
Got a Star Wars fan in your family? Make them a Chewbacca softie with this tutorial from Draw Pilgrim!
This iphone cover has been on my to-do list for ages - I am just waiting for the right fabric! How perfect is that fussy cut Sherbert Pips print? This tutorial can be found at the lovely blog During Quiet Time.
And finally, how beautiful is this little Woodland Fox softie? You can purchase the PDF pattern from the gorgeous shop Gingermelon on Etsy. I think I will be buying a few of the patterns from that shop - they are all adorable!
There is lots of talk about Pinterest and copyright buzzing around the interwebs at the moment. Personally, I am happy for people to pin my projects from this blog. I try to be a responsible pinner though - I always try to find my way back to the source of the pin and check out the project or item from the original source. It's a great way to find new crafty people and fun new sites and blogs. You should try it!
Happy (responsible) pinning! I would love for you to follow me, and leave a comment here with your Pinterest link so I can follow you too!
That Woodland fox is gorgeous. I have that one pinned on my 'Patterns I'd like to buy' board.
ReplyDeleteHi Roslyn, they are all gorgeous things to try! Especially that fox.... my pinterest link is https://pinterest.com/tullyandmishka/ . I really enjoy reading your blog too. Kelly.
ReplyDeleteIf only my sewing machine was working Roslyn. It's been nearly 12 months and I'm having serious withdrawls. Will follow your boards. My Pinterest profile is http://pinterest.com/Domesblissity/. A lot of food, craft, vintage and party stuff.
ReplyDeleteAnne xx
Cool project round-up! Yes, pinning is awesome if you pin from the original source. I'm guilty of blindly repinning at times, but I'm trying harder now to give credit where credit's due. Cool post, Ros.
ReplyDeleteThank you dear Ros for featuring my Woodland Fox pattern, that was very sweet of you! I must admit that I too am guilty of pinning blindly - I didn't realize there might be copyright issues with some of the pics. Will have to take make sure I check from now on:)
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~Shelly
So much inspiration on Pinterest! Thanks for linking :)
ReplyDeleteHi Ros...I am enjoying going through your blog archives. I am a fellow Aussie (north coast of NSW) quilter and sewist. Love Pinterest and have pinned and sourced your tutorials on my 'How to' board. I have lots of quilts, handmade, interiors and even quirky sea monsters pinned at http://pinterest.com/florriestan/
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