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Pear Streusel Muffins

July 10, 2010 By Spoonful of Sugar - 16 Comments

Pears are plentiful at the moment so I have been experimenting with some pear recipes. Did you know that pears are a member of the rose family; that they have been used as a food source since prehistoric times; and that they are an excellent source … [Read more...]

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Quilting Fiction

July 1, 2010 By Spoonful of Sugar - 22 Comments

Both of my jobs have been super busy this week which hasn't left a lot of time or energy for crafty pursuits. Coupled with the cold weather we have been having, my evenings have been spent in front of the heater reading The Aloha Quilt, the latest … [Read more...]

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Why is it that Things Always Happen in Threes?

June 24, 2010 By Spoonful of Sugar - 50 Comments

The electrical Gods are not smiling on us this week. First up, the digital set top box died and we lost hours of recordings of our favourite programs that we hadn't gotten around to watching yet. Secondly, our toaster would only char grill the bread … [Read more...]

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Heavenly Hexies

June 17, 2010 By Spoonful of Sugar - 27 Comments

Six is my lucky number - six members of my immediate family are born on the sixth day of a month (makes remembering birthdays so much easier). Perhaps that is why I am attracted to hexagons. I bought a pack of hexagon shapes at a recent craft fair (1 … [Read more...]

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Tutorial: Boutique Baby Bibs

June 15, 2010 By Spoonful of Sugar - 36 Comments

Here is a set of Baby Bibs - each featuring a different applique design, and all made from fun Japanese Kokka and Minny Muu prints. They are made with an inner flannel layer for extra absorbency and a velcro closure for easy removal. They are a good … [Read more...]

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These are a few of my favourite things….

June 9, 2010 By Spoonful of Sugar - 26 Comments

1. Crafty Gatherings with Special FriendsI spent today with two sweet stitching buddies - chatting, eating, and looking through craft books. Bliss!2. Lemon MacaroonsI tried a new macaroon flavour today - Lemon. Loving citrus flavours at the moment. … [Read more...]

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Weekend Baking

June 5, 2010 By Spoonful of Sugar - 38 Comments

One of the things I love best about baking is getting all the details right - I have more fun with the decorating that I do with the actual baking. I spotted a fabulous idea for making some easy cupcake wrappers out of paper doileys at Intimate … [Read more...]

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My Name is Lisa and I am a Bookaholic…

May 25, 2010 By Spoonful of Sugar - 28 Comments

I have a bit of an addiction to craft books, I'll admit it. Another one arrived in the mail yesterday. It is the classic, Densye Schmidt Quilts (2005). I have often seen this book referenced by bloggers and was unable to find a copy in the local … [Read more...]

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🍀 Feeling lucky? 🌈 Or just craving a pop of colour 🍀 Feeling lucky? 🌈 Or just craving a pop of colour? Here are some bright, happy projects to sew — perfect for St Patrick’s Day or any day you want a rainbow moment. Save this for later ✨ All patterns are available in my shop.  #sewingprojects #sewinginspiration #rainbowsewing #stpatricksdaycrafts #sewingpatterns
A tiny detail that makes the whole pouch feel more A tiny detail that makes the whole pouch feel more polished. These little end caps keep the cords neat, tidy, and just that bit more elevated — such a sweet upgrade for the Flower Power Pouch.Comment FLOWER and I’ll send you the pattern link. Save this if you love small sewing hacks. ✂️🌸Pattern: Flower Power Pouch Sewing Pattern (available in our Pattern Store and Etsy Shop).#sewingproject #sewingpattern #beginnersewing #sewistsofinstagram #sewinglove
A tiny gift bag that always gets a big reaction ✨ A tiny gift bag that always gets a big reaction ✨ The Mini Drawstring Gift Bag is one of our most loved patterns — quick to sew, beginner friendly, scrap friendly, and perfect for gifting. This sweet version is sewn in Tilda Songbird and is such a fun little make. Comment MINI for the pattern link.Pattern: Mini Drawstring Gift Bag Sewing Pattern ( available in our Pattern Srore and Etsy Shop).Fabric: Tilda Songbird. Thanks to @tilda_australia#sewingpattern #drawstringbag #scrapsewing #beginnersewing #tildasongbird
Free Pattern: Cord CosyA sweet little cord cosy Free Pattern: Cord CosyA sweet little cord cosy you can sew in under an hour — beginner‑friendly, scrap‑friendly, and so handy for keeping chargers tidy. I stitched this one in Tilda fabrics from my stash, and it’s the perfect weekend make. Comment CORD for the free pattern.#tildafabric #scrapfriendlysewing #beginnersewingproject #sewingtutorial #sewingreels
Flower Power Pouch in Tilda Old Rose — a sweet lit Flower Power Pouch in Tilda Old Rose — a sweet little make that’s beginner‑friendly, scrap‑friendly, gift‑ready, and quick to sew.The tiny hexie detail adds such a charming touch. Comment FLOWER for a link to the pattern. It’s our Pattern of the Week, so you can save 25% right now.Pattern Details: Flower Power Pouch Sewing Pattern ( available in our Pattern Store and Etsy Shop)#tildafabric #sewingpattern #beginnersewingproject #scrapfriendlysewing #giftablemakes
A tiny spring project that always brings a smile. A tiny spring project that always brings a smile. Perfect for your morning cuppa, gifting, or adding a little handmade joy to the table.Comment CHICK for a link to the pattern 🐣Pattern Details: Chick Coaster Sewing Pattern. Available in our Pattern Store and Etsy Shop.#sewingproject #scrapbusting #quicksew #easypattern #springsewing
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