The Tiny Town Sew Along that so many of you have asked me for since the pattern released begins this The one thing that you do need is buy the Tiny Town pattern - you can do that here, in either PDF or The Sew Along is for the original Tiny Town quilt layout, but theres also an option for a small, door You’ll be able to choose wether to spell out Spooky Town, Halloween, Trick or Treat or BOO! I hope you’ll stitch along with me peeps! This is such a fun and addictive little quilt.

I hope you’ve all had fun cutting houses and sewing them into rows! them is the correct size to insert your tree or dog (or ghost or tombstone if you’re making Spooky Town Once you have everything in place and glued down (I use liquid applique glue, which is available at my StitchyMites will also be receiving some extra Spooky Town tips and tricks.

Its not enough to make the whole quilt but it certainly gives you some extra options. I hand quilted Tiny Town and I’m also hand quilting Spooky Town. inside the seams of the strips on the white side of the fabric, rather than on the black, as that’s the down I hope you’ve enjoyed making your little town!! I hope you decide to come and play again at Christmas! Happy stitching Sarah

I hope you’re all ready for a load of cute little houses and trees. The Tiny Town sew along is for anyone who would like to make the Tiny Town quilt! The first part of the Tiny Town quilt is to make all your houses! pattern (and the different sizes and groups in the Spooky Town add on). In order to be ready to sew down your rows of houses next Wednesday, all you need is ONE set of houses

Hello there StitchyMites, I hope your Wednesday is shaping up to be grand. This week we’re continuing with our Spooky Town stitching. You will also find on the Tiny Town Sew Along blog (on the free section of the website, before you log This week for Spooky Town we are going to start sewing some ghosts! Don’t forget that discount code, and also that the Spooky Town pattern is a free download for StitchyMites

I hope you all enjoyed your first week as a member :) Tell your friends! There’s so much going on in my world at the moment… StitchyMites, the Tiny Town Sew Along, finishing instead of the 4 1/2” for Tiny Town, so that we end up with the smaller, wallhanging size quilt. Also I didn’t mention in the video last week that the Spooky Town houses have the 1/4” seam of fabric off the bottom of them, instead of for Tiny Town where they are cut off level with the papers.

I of course went down a total rabbit hole and found a load of artwork inspired by Tivoli, both recent Around the whole building. Wowzers. Now I've started I could go on for quite some time but for fear of wearing you down I shall stop before I hope you've all been well and getting loads of stitching done in my absence, and I hope you're all We start on Saturday with the first blog post so quick sticks to pop your name down. ​

this year it will be high on my list of places to go and that I will probably bring another treasure home adore these figures, they are so beautifully crafted and unique. https://www.ravenmakesgallery.com/ The rabbit Bruce, who passed away last year, was a great mate of my dad's and we own several of his beautiful artworks - two of his sketches hang in Damian's office at home. My rabbit is a strange little beast but he has been with me since the day he came to me in the hospital

Hi everyone I hope you're having a good Wednesday?​ It's not something I'm prone to at all so who knows, but I do hope it sods off soon as it is not nice And of course if you are a shop or designer, we are ready to work with you on custom sets for your own And also maybe the rabbit that is running away in a border further out. :) The next border will be green Hopefully by next week I'll have those doggies sewn down to show you, and also their balls and some flowers

I started fiddling around and came up with the idea of one large log cabin that's the whole quilt, with and asymmetrical, some flowers, some circles, some hearts... some animals here and there (there's a rabbit In other news, I hope you're coming to the Sydney Quilt Show this year because I have a stand! I hope you're all well and safe where you are. See you next week.  Sarah x

Take the stitch length on your sewing machine down a bit so that the walnut shells don’t come out the Turn the tomato right sides out through the hole. Press the seams neatly along the curved edges. Push the toy fill down into the curved bits of the tomato to make it sit nicely. Tie a knot in some thick thread and go down into the tomato through the point where the seams meet at Place the tomato top onto the tomato, covering the hole you stitched closed.

I’ve been holding such a secret in. I’m excited to say I’m a new FreeSpirit Fabrics designer! Yaaay 👏👏👏🥰🥰 Here is a special run down for the Smites...