Katherine stitched this lovely kitchen towel. I think kitchen towels are quite fun since they are useful too. I like that they get used often and rotate quickly through our kitchen, one is always a little piece of art on display.

I'm happy to be participating in this beautiful and organized block of the month from one of my favorite designers! I've got all of the plain squares cut and ready. I added a title block for my finished wall hanging since I don't have the same border print she suggested.

Another heart stitched to a patch, stitched to a bag.

A dear friend gifted me with many lovely variegated perle cotton threads. This was my first time working with perle cotton, and I love it! I can see why it is a bit pricier. I stitched the heart to a plain piece of fabric. Then, cut it into a circle. Then, sewed the circle to an old dryer sheet. Explaining this would work better if I had pictures of the process. Anyhow, the circle patch is handstitched to a purchased cotton drawstring bag.

These are the last two for a total of four Wildolive stitching pouches. This ticking fabric was given to me by a friend. It was the leftovers from me making her 2 new removable laundry hamper liners. I lined all of the pouches with a pale blue and white sheet and one layer of 809 interfacing. This is the sort of useful, fast, easy project that I could easily make a couple dozen of. But this time I won`t.

 Although I am adjusting how much I sew, I still managed to make a few of these pouches. This is just 2 pics of the same bicycle pouch with wide teal lace. Since I am participating in a couple Block of the Month patterns I`ll need to keep some projects going for a while. Hopefully this will help me stay away from keeping my projects in ziplocs.

I`m going to try to snap pics of more of the onesies as I stitch them. I enjoy making these because they are super quick and easy to show off. since the baby wears them.