This solid 241 Tote is one I’ve been meaning to make for a long time. Even though I love mixing The post Solid 241 Tote appeared first on Noodlehead ..read more

My 2024 Thankful Sale is here! Sewing patterns and leather 20% off! Above: 241 Tote pattern, available in PDF or The post 2024 Thankful Sale appeared first on Noodlehead ..read more

I’ve been meaning to show off this waxed canvas and Pendleton Oxbow Tote for a while now! It’s one I The post Waxed Canvas and Pendleton Oxbow appeared first on Noodlehead ..read more

What’s not to love about a floral Plover Pouch?! This floral got my attention a while back and I knew The post Floral Plover Pouch appeared first on Noodlehead ..read more

Happy August! New! Plover Pouch Pattern! I’m excited to introduce you to my newest pattern, the Plover Pouch! Here’s a The post New! Plover Pouch Pattern appeared first on Noodlehead ..read more

I couldn’t think of a better time to share this Ode to Lizzy House quilt that I made! Even though I finished this quilt a little while ago, I thought it deserved to be documented in the springtime. The other event that happened recently is that Lizzy House is making her return to fabric design!!!! I’ve followed Lizzy for quite a while and I felt that she kept hinting at a possible fabric collection, so I was thrilled to find out her Love Letter collection with Moda will be coming out January 2025. Get ready folks! A long time coming Onto this quilt, it was a long time in the making. Like it co ..read more

I made this cork Firefly Tote quite a while ago! I had it saved to gift to a friend of mine for over a year. I took pictures the other day and got to gifted it to her finally. It’s always fun to finally be able to give a gift! Cork exterior I don’t think I’ve used cork for the full exterior of a bag until now (only as accent features). It’s really great to use for the Firefly! You don’t have to use interfacing on the cork and I think I only used SF101 on the Main Lining pieces and interior pocket. It’s a really nice option and it is pretty speedy, too! This is the Project size Firefly and I t ..read more

It had been too long since I’ve made one of these, so I made this Spring Crescent Tote! The other day one of the places I’ve taken photographs before had their lawn covered in these beautiful blue Spring blooms. I’m not sure what kind of flowers they are, but they only last about 24 hours or so. Inspiration Strikes I got to work sewing up this Crescent Tote using See You At Six floral canvas (purchased from StyleMaker Fabrics) that I had on my cutting table. This combo was pulled originally to use on another pattern, but it felt like a good opportunity to sew up the Crescent Tote instead! I wa ..read more

I know, it’s been slow going here on the blog. I’ve been busy not taking pictures of my final projects; even worse, I take them and then don’t even post them. I’m not sure why. I’ve been blogging since 2009 and I still really enjoy it. I guess it feels like it matters less with everything social media. So in steps this pre-quilted Oxbow Tote! Fabric Buying Slump I’ve also realized I haven’t been buying much fabric. Honestly, fabric inspires me to sew, so it makes sense that if I don’t have as much fabric, I sew less. One of the reasons I like browsing fabric shops that carry more than quilting ..read more

Hope you had a great weekend! I made another Buckthorn Tote in Riverbend during my sew along this past fall and haven’t shared the finished bag yet! Check out my other Buckthorn Tote in Riverbend here. I recently got a new camera after having my other one for the past 9 years. Some parts of the camera were falling off and the screen had pixel fallout which was becoming more and more frustrating. So I tried grabbing a few shots of this Buckthorn Tote and then ended up having to switch back to my old camera to finish up! It’s been tough learning a whole new set up, and since then, I’ve spent li ..read more