the pictures from ava's nursrey are from tasha's blog! :) to see more click on the link above!!
yummy booties!! i made these ones from tanya whelans picnic rose in blue fabric
booties from the ohh, so cute japanese hedgehog fabric!!
i am in love with these vintage lamps!!! i found this at a second hand store and now have a couple for my family! :) and am still looking for more!!! this one though, was so perfect for ava's room.
for the banner i used this simple tutorial. the hardest thing with the banner was deciding on which fabrics to use since i could only use a few!!! i had too many cute ones to choose from. now that can be a problem!! :)
the ava doll!! i used bit of whimsey's doodle girl doll pattern for this adorable doll!
i also have to include one picture of the coin quilt in ava's nursrey! :) doesn't it go perfect with the adorable bumper tasha made!
i had so much fun making all the these lovely little handmades for tasha! she is one of my best friends and she has always been an inspiration to me. i would have never gotten into quilting if it wasn't for her encourgement. thanks tasha!!! :) 
Hey Kerri- I just noticed your link to this blog on your main page. I have to tell you that you are soooo amazingly talented!!! I love everything you made for Ava's room, and for the shower (...I only wish I could've been there)! I LOVE the hedgehog booties! And the quilts go without even saying... they are amazing! I think it is really cool that you doubled the shower deco as nursery deco- very smart!!
ReplyDeleteI was looking through your other posts too, and I don't think I ever saw the round centerpiece that you made- it as absolutely adorable! Seriously, I would totally buy that!
You and Tasha make me jealous with all your talents!!! You're very inspirational... thanks for sharing.
Wow! Gorgeous!! I'm totally drooling over your delicious works of art. Awesome!
ReplyDeleteJust found your blog and I have to say that your work is sooo lovely! You are very talented, the colors and sewing skills are amazing! I am very inspired! Thanks for sharing, Libby
ReplyDeleteOh so pretty! I really like the colors.
ReplyDeleteJob well done!!!
Oh, so pretty! The colors are so pretty. I especially love the hedgehog slippers!
ReplyDeleteEverything looks so perfect and put together so nicely. What a lucky baby!
ReplyDeleteOh, I am so in love with baby ava's quilt and booties!!!
ReplyDeleteI'm 7 months pregnant and when I see beautiful baby things like these, my heart warms up.
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Oh, my! You are such a kind friend and incredible seamstress! The quilt is just marvelous with the beautiful colors you have used. I truly love it.
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I didn't realized you lived so close!!!
ReplyDeleteWe intend to stay in Tacoma for a couple more years, then my husband would like to move back to Gig Harbor (that's where he grew up).
You do such a beautiful handmade work, it's so nice to look at!
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Oh my gosh, you do such beautiful work!!
ReplyDeleteI can't believe you "just started" quilting. YOu really have a talent and an eye for fabric, I love everything you have posted!!
i am SO GLAD to have found your blog, your quilting is gorgeous. do you have a tutorial for those booties? i was looking around for an easy bootie recipe this morning...
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ReplyDeletei don't have a tutorial as of now but the closest tutorial to my booties is on michael millers blog: http://www.makingitfun.blogspot.com/
on the sidebar under tutorials click on cloth shoes. the only thing different is how i do my backs. but they come out looking pretty much the same. and i use chenille for all the backing fabrics and the bottom pieces for extra softness! :)
so adorable!! um, want to come over sometime and help me with my house? ok thanks.
ReplyDeleteno way-- my verification word was really a word... well, two words "you spit". it's going to be a good day. :)
The booties are adorable! And i love the banner. Such a cute idea and it all works perfectly together.
ReplyDeleteWhere did you learn to machine quilt? It sure looks great, and makes me want to learn how to stipple quilt! I have tried it, but yours looks wonderful.
ReplyDeleteI love your baby shoes made with chenille. I tried them with minky for a lining, but it is so slippery! I also really like the chenille as the sole. Very cute!
ReplyDeleteI just stumbled upon Tasha's blog today and commented on her gorgeous nursery...I had no idea she was your sister-in-law and that you made all those goodies!!! Beautiful!
ReplyDeleteI just find your blog via flickr. You seem to be very talented! I really like your creations, especially the fabric banner!
ReplyDeleteBest wishes from Germany.
Anita