hipster baby quilt.

I've been up to my old tricks.

I cannot believe it's been nearly two months since I've posted in this space! I miss it and I miss checking in on you all.

Hopefully, I will be able to find the time to enjoy some good 'ol bloggin'

Thanks to all of you who have been checking in on me!

~erica

vintage fabric coasters.

I've been busy in the studio!

Recognize the above fabric from anywhere?

Yep, its a vintage seersucker print that must have been a jumping off point for FMF.

I've listed all these coasters in the shop!

Thanks for poppin' in!

~erica

wordless wednesday.

bean bags.

This little set of bean bags were gifted to a dear friend of mine as she embarks upon her final leg of fieldwork to complete her degree in occupational therapy. Occupational therapists can utilize bean bags for 101+ activities, I am convinced that she will find these useful in her fieldwork.

{A quilted linen bag for easy storage and transport}

After I looked at these photos I quickly changed out the mint-green drawstring ribbon for charcoal grey grosgrain and it looks one hundred times better.

Thanks for stopping by~have a happy and safe New Year's Eve!

See ya in 2011!

~xo erica

pink penguin love.

It is no secret that Ayumi of Pink Penguin is talented, brilliant, creative and fun. I love making the patchwork fabric basket from her tutorial section on her blog. This one was made out of vintage feedsack fabric and linen. I made it just to hold my lil' collection of clothespins.
...a perfect fit!
I'm going to add generous to that list of Ayumi's qualities... check out what I found in my mailbox last week!

a great little stash of vintage fabric and quirky Japanese bits! I love it :) Thanks so much Ayumi, you made my week.

Have you all gotten your hands on the latest issue of Stitch Magazine? Ayumi's in it (aaaannd so are a couple of pieces of my vintage fabric stash that I sent her.) I am going to get my copy tonight, I'll savor each page...

thanks for stopping!