I found this pattern at Joann.  It's a Lazy Girl design, and I love their patterns because they're super easy.  It's about 7" by 9" and has a pocket in the back.







Thanks for looking!

Here's a hoop with everyone's favorite sweet old ladies.  Stitched on pink 14 count aida and fits in a 5" hoop.





This was fun to make and stitched up quickly.  Thanks for looking!

After having moderate success with the table runner I made from a "Sew Sampler" box, I decided to try something bigger from jelly rolls that came in another box.  This is the largest quilted thing I've ever made and even though it's a little puckered in places I'm still pretty proud of it.  Finished size is about 38" x 50".  The cat has already claimed it and it's covered in cat hair. 



A picture before it had binding


I did a pretty simple quilting pattern- basically stitch in the ditch.


During this experience I've discovered that while I like quilting, I hate binding.  In spite of that I'm already working on my second quilt.  Thanks for looking!

I found this kit at JoAnn.  I used one of the patterns it came with because I was too lazy to make my own like I usually do for stuff like this.  The finished ring is a little thick, but it still looks pretty cool.





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My mom gave me a bunch of patterns and fabric so I thought I'd try the patterns.  Here are some of them.

Grumpy cat wallet




Super Girl wallet




It has a coin pouch inside


And this one I found a tutorial online for.  It's a credit card wallet.




Thanks for looking!

...it's both!  I made these bags that can either be a clutch or a handy case for Nintendo Switch.

Here's a cute Legend of Zelda one




And a kickin' Super Heroine one.




I made them from my own design, it was kind of a trial-and-error thing.  Thanks for looking!

My mom signed me up for a monthly sew sampler box and it has mostly quilting stuff. I haven't quilted for a long time and even then it was small wall quilts and mostly appliqué or paper piecing.  So I figured what the heck, I'll give this table runner pattern a try.  The original pattern is huge, probably for a proper dining room table, but I just needed one for my coffee table.





I goofed a little on the binding but I'm happy with how it turned out.  Thanks for looking!

I love the 9th Doctor. I wish he would've been on for more seasons. I found this pattern on Etsy, and it's the Doctor made out of a quote. It says "you were fantastic, absolutely fantastic. And you know what? So was I."





He's about 14" high and was really fun to stitch.

My mom gave me this hilarious fabric and I wasn't sure what to do with it.  Then I thought a pillow case would be perfect. 

I found this pattern/tutorial at Dog Under My Desk.  I'm a fan of Doctor Who and I found this fabric with all his regenerations and thought it would be fun to make a heart shaped coin purse with it.