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    Rebecca Woolston 📍 Utah
    I made these fun matching #judeBeanie hats just in I made these fun matching #judeBeanie hats just in time for a family adventure! I’ve looked for a simple beanie pattern like this in the past, but couldn’t find a range of sizes. This pattern from @staystitchco has toddler through adult sizes, is super simple, and only costs $5. I whipped these up in a couple hours in a waffle knit from @saltlakesewciety. I took my boys to the store and let them choose the fabric. I said they could either match or choose their own fabric and they chose to match. 😍😭 Only a few minutes after making them, I realized we’d need some identifying tags. So I unpicked my lovely blind stitch and added a piece of twill tape with our initials. My zig zag stitch isn’t the nicest finish but it’s on the inside and I’m more of a “done is better than perfect” mentality. 😊 We wore them on our hike to this very cool suspension bridge over a ravine on the Bonneville Shoreline Trail. It was built 7 years ago but this was our first time and it was so neat!
    I’ve been having a difficult time leaving my sew I’ve been having a difficult time leaving my sewing room in the evenings this week. This #novastarQuilt is just so exciting to work on! After a month of Covid, isolation, the holidays, a couple days of normalcy, a cold, and then a sinus infection… we’ve decided to quarantine a bit. Trying to avoid these winter germs and build up my immunity! Enter: this lovely quilt! I’ve had the pattern in my mind for a year and bought all the fabrics in the fall. So glad to have this project this winter! Fabrics are designed by @alexiamarcelleabegg and purchased from @harmonyprovo and @sewtopia.
    Don’t let our smiles fool you. I had Covid a cou Don’t let our smiles fool you. I had Covid a couple weeks ago, a sinus infection the last week, and he’s been sick too. Can’t wait to feel healthy again! Here’s another knit top I’m excited about! This is another free pattern, #stellantee but I went up a size because this knit is quite thick. I think size XL. It’s getting harder to remember when I use my projector to cut out patterns now. I added a little length to the sleeves as well. Fabric: deadstock knit from @designcofabrics Pants pattern: #ardenpants by @helens__closet
    The final capture of the rainbow quilts! This is t The final capture of the rainbow quilts! This is the baby version and it was gifted for another new baby. 😇👶🏻 This one I backed with a fun triangle print by @artgalleryfabrics and gifted from @minervadotcom. I added a little polka dot binding on the because when you love pattern as much as I do, you gotta add it where you can to a solid quilt! Thanks for following along with these quilts. I loved learning curved piecing and am excited for the next project. Pattern: #rainbowfallsquilt by @wren.collective
    I made the quilted sweatsuit of my dreams and I’ I made the quilted sweatsuit of my dreams and I’m never taking it off! I bought this quilted fabric from Joannes over a year ago to make a practice run of a quilt coat. But I loved it so much that I’ve worn it far more than anything I’ve worn this year. So last month when I saw @fun_ec_ use the same fabric to make pants, I knew I had to join in the fun! With permission, I copied her design and made the pomona pants pattern. It’s a lot of fabric! And I think I’ll size down next time but for now, I’m definitely staying cozy always and forever. Pattern: #pomonaPants by @annaallenclothing, size 20 view A Fabric: prequilted flannel on one side, gray knit on the other side from @joann_stores. I’ve made three coats, a sweatshirt, and now pants in this fabric. It has held up remarkably well with several washes and it is so warm and comfy. I cannot say enough good things about this fabric. Shirt: Yes, it has mini Scottie dogs on it. 🤗 Thrifted but it’s Croft and Borrow brand, which I think is carried at Macy’s and it’s fabulous quality.
    I love loved this print when I first saw it on the I love loved this print when I first saw it on the Minerva site. I really like the illustration style and I think it looks like a really interesting pieced quilt. When I chose it out, I planned to use it for a quilt coat. But then when I received it, I decided to make some Pomona Pants for the first time. I was very excited and got it all set up on my new ceiling mounted projector. But alas, there was a software update on my computer which changed my PDF reader settings, resulting in an incorrect % display on the projector. All this to mean that I was hoping to cut out a much bigger size of pants than I actually did. So if anyone has a small child that needs Pomona pants in this print, let me know! I took a day to recover and get the energy back to make something else. Luckily I had just enough fabric left to make the Ashton Top from Helen’s Closet. I chose the straight sleeve addition from the expansion pack. I really love Helen’s patterns. They are super informative and really easy to understand. Unfortunately though, I don’t love the fit of this top. I think I need to go down a size and I’d really like to add a split hem on the side seams. I obviously love the print of this pattern but I think this style of top doesn’t work great for me in such a structured fabric like this cotton poplin from Dashwood Studio. Maybe I will figure out a way to style it to like it better, but as for now, I’m kind of wishing I had just made it into a quilt coat as I initially planned. Live and learn! I used one of my new iron-on labels on this and it worked great on this 100% cotton poplin. Woot woot! Pattern: #ashtontop with the sleeves expansion pack (size 20) from @helens__closet Fabric: cotton poplin by @dashwoodstudio gifted in exchange for blog post from @minervadotcom
    I ordered this fabulous Christmas fabric designed I ordered this fabulous Christmas fabric designed by sister @melimba on @spoonflower. It’s even more darling in person! I’m planning to make simple pillow covers but I’m nervous to cut into it! Also on the hunt for some red pom pom trim for the edges because that just sounds too adorable. Happy holidays!
    I already made my boys some pajamas out of this cu I already made my boys some pajamas out of this cute fabric, but I had a little left over and wanted to see if I could squeeze out a #stellanTee. I didn’t have quite enough for the sleeves, so I thought I’d add a contrasting print for the neckband and sleeves. I actually think it worked out cuter than I expected and I can never get enough prints. I love the little illustration on this knit print. I did the reinforced back seam to cover my serger marks on the neckband and I think it looks quite sharp. I’ve seen other home sewists use that technique before but I never knew how to do it myself. The Stellan tee is a great pattern that is FREE! I really like how quickly it came together and I like some of the elements like the curved hem and the sleeves are a bit lengthier than normal, which I like. In fact, I liked it so much that I went out and bought a bunch more knit fabric today to make more! And of course I had to add one of my new labels! This one says “homemade.” You can get a pack of 5 in my Etsy shop for $4 with free shipping! Pattern: #stellantee from @frenchnavynow_ size large with no modifications Fabric: stripes from @fabricdotcom and the white knit was gifted from @minervadotcom
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