Wednesday Giveaway

Seam rippers… I have a love/hate relationship with mine. I don’t like having to use one but I do love it when it works well.

Connie Werner is this week’s winner. She will receive one of Alex Anderson’s 4-in-1 tools that has a great ripper, a stiletto, a flat end for pressing and a pointy end to Turing corners inside-out.

I’ll be back with another Giveaway next Wednesday. Until then you can shop for all sorts of sewing notions, books, and other fun stuff at pieceocake.com!

Wednesday Giveaway

Congrats to Lynda Muzyka who is this week’s lucky winner. She will receive 2 cute, pink, leather-like, dotted scissor sheaths—1 for small scissors and 1 for medium-sized scissors. These are perfect for protecting the points of your scissors AND they keep your bag from being poked. Scissors are not included.

I’ll be back with another Giveaway next Wednesday. Until then you can shop for all sorts of sewing notions, books, and other fun stuff at pieceocake.com!

A Time Out fabric prequel…

I woke up today with a flash of fabric inspiration that I had to share!

Be sure to watch Time Out tomorrow to see the Tisket Tasket Basket block construction in detail. The video link below should go live Wednesday, June 30, 2021 at 2:00pm CDT.

Show and tell…

Jane Harris from Marlborough, MA, sent me this photo of the Whilygig quilt she made in 2016. Isn’t it amazing?! The colors glow and are so happy!

You can find the pattern for Whirlygig in the eBook version of Quilts with a Spin. There is also a Print-On-Demand version of this book.

Wednesday Giveaway

Susan in LA is this week’s winner! She will receive a pack of 125 3/4˝-EPP papers from Paper Pieces AND an acrylic template from Sue Daley to make cutting the fabric hexes easier. Pretty sweet, right?! Find more EPP tools here.

I’ll be back with another Giveaway next Wednesday. Until then you can shop for all sorts of sewing notions, books, and other fun stuff at pieceocake.com!

Show and tell…

Connie Werner sent me photos of the wool pincushion she made in one of the small tins from my website. She said that she can even stand a toothpick in it to hold my thread she is currently using. What a great idea and one I wish I had thought of!

Click here or on the photos to find the little tins :-).