Hello! This week I am a little mouse tagging along in the coat pocket of my friend and mentor, Lynn, from Thimblemouse and Spouse. I stopped by to say, "Hello" at their shop, Country Crossroad, and was immediately sucked in by the new fabric from Quilting Treasures! I knew I wasn't signed up for the blog hop, but I had to make something out of the She Who Sews fabric anyway. Lynn spoke with our fearless leader, Madam Samm, who said it would it would be okay if I snuck in through the back door to show you my teensy project.
I spent the first evening on the tabs. There are four layers on these tabs, the yellow rulers, the red, the black and then the fussy-cut little dolls! I made eight, but only needed four.
Next came the panel, which I quilted and added .... can you see what I added? Yes, I added three borders, black, pin cushion and ruler, but there is more....can you see it?
I added clear pockets! Look!
The other little thing I did was pad and cover my corkboard.....
So, in the end, it was soooo much fun! I love seeing what everyone else is posting! You all are rock stars!
Would someone please help me with photos??! I am hopeless!
Hopeless ... no. Fabulous ... yes! Thanks for sharing ... {{{{{{quilty hugs}}}} from one "Mary Pat" to another ... yes ... my name is reallly Mary Patricia ... :) (Mary)Pat
ReplyDeleteWow, you did fantastic on your organizer and your cork board cover!
ReplyDeleteGreat projects, Mary Pat. Your organizer is wonderful and the little details make it over the top. The yard stick holder is the perfect little extra. Great idea to cover a cork board. Thanks for the inspiration and adding to the blog hop.
ReplyDeleteYou need to sign up for more hops.
I LOVE it....The mouse in my pocket :)) LOL! Your pictures are great my dear! The cork board...such a great idea! Thanks for making this SEW much fun!!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun organizer..love how you hung it on that yardstick!! Thanks for sharing :)
ReplyDeleteGreat sneaking in..... what a super duper wall organiser - you are so clever!
ReplyDeleteI just can't get over all the great ideas. Thanks so much. Greetings from Oklahoma, USA crystalbluern at onlineok dot com
ReplyDeleteOh I thought of a question. What type of plastic did you use for the pockets...and where can I find some? crystalbluern at onlineok dot com
DeleteHey, hopeless? The pics are great!!! I love your project, now a little question: what sort of foil did you use? It just looks fantastic!!!
ReplyDeleteAnd the idea of covering the cork hanger, well, my brain is boiling at the moment, LOL!
Well done, greetings from Switzerland
Thanks for tagging along and sharing your wonderful creativity. Job well done. I hope you tag along on more hops.
ReplyDeleteNo no not hopless at all, your pictures are great, and your organizer too, love it!
ReplyDeleteYour sewing room look as a great place to be, have fun there!
Thanks for sharing your creativity.
Bente
Love your projects, and the yardstick is a fabulous idea. Great job, and we welcome your tagging along to inspire us further.
ReplyDeletewellll I will say this a first having someone hanging onto another bloggers post….you sooo cheeky you two….love it of course…now your project, amazingly creative…
ReplyDeletenow to be fair, we would of chose you in a heartbeat, but being that you are not really in the hop……lol well you know…hope to see you again, you are funny, good and very creative…love your spirit...
This is simply amazing- now I have to break down and buy some of this fabriuc!@
ReplyDeletegreat job, and I like your photos. ;)
ReplyDeleteOh, I am DEFINITELY "borrowing" this clever idea!! I even have a yard stick that has been lying around for years with no purpose!! How convenient to have a hanging full of pockets! THANK YOU so much for the inspiration you clever girl!!
ReplyDeleteAll righty then...YOU need to sign up for these hops. Your creativity and sewing abilities need to be showcased and the blog hops are a great way to do that. I love this fabric, too. Your organzier is wonderful and I think your decision to use the ruler at the top and the clear pockets was a great one. Hope to see you again soon. :)
ReplyDeleteGreat idea to add clear pockets...love it! Glad you tagged along for this hop! :O)
ReplyDeleteWow! I really love your organizer. It is so adorable with the ruler for a hanger. The pockets are great too, for all the little extras laying around. Thank you for sharing. (The pictures were very good)
ReplyDeleteSo let me get this straight. You were in her pocket? something fishy here. But I am so glad. I love your organizer. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeletexo jan
Hi Mary Pat - I just saw your projects on the She Who Sews blog hop. I love what you created with my fabric collection! This sewing organizer was the perfect project for the small patch panel. And the clear pockets allowing our Handmaids™ and the other designs to shine through, great idea! I love it. Wonderful job. I hope you will visit us and see the Handmaids™ humble beginnings Mary Pat. And please check us out on FB. Thanks for sharing. ~ J. Wecker Frisch
ReplyDeleteLovely projects, Mary Pat! Great use of such fun fabrics!
ReplyDeleteAdorable! This is so creative - may just have to make my own :)
ReplyDeleteHow fun for you to "Hop-bomb" (like photo bomb?) She Who Sews. Your projects are fabulous and I love how practical they are along with whimsy and fun. Thank you sew very much for "hopping".
ReplyDeleteI love it! How clever to hang your neato wall hanging from a yardstick too. Please consider signing up for some of the next hops? Good to come along with Lynn though now.
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful idea it was to use the plastic to create those pockets. Great use of fabric, waste not. The yard stick is pretty clever too.
ReplyDeleteYou are sew clever
ReplyDeleteWow I love your project and using the yard stick is brilliant! Well done.
cheers
maggie
maggiemine42@gmail.com
Hi Mary Pat, I have always heard that backdoor guests are the best. I love the idea of using the yard stick for hanging the organizer. Looks great.
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness I love how you have the organizer on a yard stick and the clear pockets! This is great! and I love you little space. I spy more fabric goodness....
ReplyDeleteHappy Sewing,
susie
How cute!! You did a really good job.
ReplyDeleteMP I loved both of your projects you did an excellent job, thanks for sharing your creative ideas with us.
ReplyDeleteYour organizer it just too cute!! Great way to jazz up your corkboard! Thank you for sharing all your creative ideas.
ReplyDeleteThe clear pockets on your organizer is a great idea! I love the tabs and that you have it hanging from a yardstick. Great job on the bulletin board too!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea! Thank you for participating!
ReplyDeleteVery nice! I love it :-) Your pictures look great to me.
ReplyDeleteI love it! The way you hung it was very clever. I think your pictures look great.
ReplyDeleteLove love love this! absolutely fabulous!
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