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Thank You, God: Table Runner
Fall Feast monochromatic blocks and the Thanksgiving Really Big Hat people make this table runner vibrant with the spirit of the season. The childhood prayer is complete in the embroidery with...
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Thank you, God: Trivet
A Quick & Easy way to protect your table and add some color at the same time! And it’s a great Post Card Project (The size and look of a vintage post card, it unfolds to reveal instructions and...
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Thank you, God: Place Mats & Napkins
Using the Fall Feast block that is central to the Thank you, God, for Everything collection, the place mats feature a “triangle dangle” and embroidery; the coordinating napkins also feature embroidery....
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Thank You, God: Casserole Carrier
Available in two different sizes, this casserole carrier protects your table as it adds festive color – and it coordinates with the other Thank you, God, for Everything collection!
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Thank You, God: Apron
The Pilgrim Apron brings a reminder of the creativity and endurance of the first Thanksgiving cooks to the table.
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Wedding Wishes: Guest Registry
Instead of the traditional guest book … Something old, something new…add an antique lace hanky (from Sister 2′s shop) to the new bride’s veil and you are well on your way to happily ever after. This...
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Saucy Chef: Table Runner
Adding a personal chef will spice up any kitchen – especially if it’s a Saucy Chef. This table runner, with it’s ombre style color placement, features the traditional Apple Core block and our Really...
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Saucy Chef: Apron & Mini Mitt
There’s no better way to spice up your kitchen than adding your own personal chef – a Saucy Chef, no less. This collection features the traditional Apple Core block and our Really Big Hat chef – with...
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Saucy Chef: Mini Mitt
Add spice to any kitchen with this Quick & Easy Mini Mitt, one of our Post Card patterns. (The size and look of a vintage post card, it unfolds to reveal instructions and line drawings.) Insulated...
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Saucy Chef: Kitchen Towel
Another way to add spice to any kitchen is this Saucy Chef Towel, one of our Post Card patterns. (The size and look of a vintage post card, it unfolds to reveal instructions and line drawings.) Add...
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Starry Night: Garland
Decorating a wreath. As a swag across the mantle. Encircling a tree. The ways to use this easy to make garland are endless. This PostCard project (The size and look of a vintage post card, it unfolds...
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Starry Night: Coasters
A Quick & Easy way to dress up your holiday table and a great project for a gift exchange. Made of felted wool and ready in just a jiffy! (One of our Post Card patterns, it is the size and look of...
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Starry Night: Tree Skirt
A lighter, brighter version of the Starry Night figures to view from any direction. This tree skirt includes all the stars, blocks, and figures of the entire line. Based on a simple 9 patch block...
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Starry Night: Ornaments
Simple red work on muslin. These 3 x 4 inch ornaments are just the right touch on a tree, a wreath or a pine garland. They are a “Quick-n-Easy” project, requiring little time and expertise. A simple...
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Starry Night: Stockings
We’ve put a complete set of Really Big Hat folks from the Starry Night collection on monochromatic stars to give you stockings that celebrate that starry Night of Nights. Each stocking measures 8″ x...
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Starry Night: Quilt
Celebrate the Night of Nights through Christmas carols and shining stars. This strip quilt features traditional pieced stars, applique folk stars, embroidery and Really Big Hat figures, unique to...
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Wedding Wishes: Guest Registry
Instead of the traditional guest book … Something old, something new…add an antique lace hanky (from Sister 2′s shop) to the new bride’s veil and you are well on your way to happily ever after. This...
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