I hope you will join me today as I have my first tutorial on the Sizzix blog! I used the Sewing Edge die to create a great sillouhette style applique on a needlebook.
You are wondering what that pattern fabric is right? I love it so much! It's newly stocked at Sew Fresh Fabrics and it is called McCalls Easy Sewing Guide from Windham Fabrics. I think it gives this needlebook a nice vintage feel, along with that tape measure trim send to me by my friend Linda.
While writing the tutorial, I made a more high contrast modern version too. You'll have to go to the Sizzix blog to see! Thanks for joining me there.
great tutorial Amy! It seems like the Sizzix is pretty versatile.
ReplyDeleteSeriously cute! I need a needle book, too. Mine are all sitting in the packages I bought them in so I can tell what kind they are.
ReplyDeleteCool! I haven't seen that die before, might have to go hunting...
ReplyDeleteAmy, I love this!! gees am I going to have to go buy another one just to do these.hah.ah.ah.ah.a.a
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely tutorial and finished needlebooks! The black and white is so pretty and contrast-y. Love the silhouette idea!
ReplyDeleteCute! Off to see your tutorial...
ReplyDeleteJennifer :)
That looks awesome Amy! Need to check the turotial!
ReplyDeleteSweet needlebook Amy! Love the vintage looking fabric. Off to see your tutorial, Thanks!!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous needlebook. I am going to view your tutorial now. Thank you.
ReplyDeleteI already looked at the tutorial and I love it! You have been a busy beaver lately!
ReplyDeleteThis is so cute, as usual; )
ReplyDeleteI'm going to hop on over there now! Very cute! Can't wait to see it.
ReplyDeleteI have the complete line of this fabric and will using it in a Story Quilt, I am going to a retreat with Mary Lou Weidman. I just love this fabric and I love needle cases to - on my way to see your tut!
ReplyDeleteGreat tutorial and Tim Holtz is one of my favourite paper crafting designers. I am going to look at all my paper dies in a new light. Thank you
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