As the Winter Mystery Project Sew Along comes to an end, I cannot help but feel grateful for the joy and excitement it brought to me over the last three weeks. From the very start, my dear friend and co-host Irina and I wanted to share some happiness and mystery with all of you. We wanted to create a special experience that would leave you feeling intrigued and uplifted, would help you learn new skills in an easy way, and hopefully would help you make new friends along the way and so the idea of the Mystery Project Sew Along was born. This Sew Along was planned for the autumn of the last year, and even though the prototype of the basket was made, we had to postpone it till winter due to many personal reasons and the challenges of this design as we were not convinced it was suitable for the beginner sewists.
Welcome to Week 2 of the Winter Mystery Project Sew Along for Sip Tea and EPP hosted by Larisa @stitchingnotes and Irina @nordiccrafter. Sewing together is always fun and we are incredibly happy that many of you were able to join this SAL! We are delighted seeing all of your beautiful patchwork panels popping in our feeds! Well done everybody for keeping up with us and thank you so much for trusting us to lead you on this adventure!
...is finally here! Irina and I are thrilled to be sharing this new adventure with you again! By now you should have picked some fabrics for this project, most importantly 24 (or 12) prints of quilting cotton as we are going to be using them first. If you need more help with choosing your fabrics, please read our previous blog posts here.
The long awaited Winter Mystery Project Sew Along for the Sip Tea and EPP party starts on Monday 6th of February 2023. Irina @nordiccrafter and I, Larisa @stitchingnotes hope you can join our adventure yet again and have fun sewing together with us.
Welcome to "A Season of Kindness" sewing with Sip Tea and EPP party and its hosts Irina and Larisa. Last year I shared with you Gift Tags and Postcard Coster tutorials and Irina shared her sweet Christmas Bauble Coaster and Scandinavian Christmas Ornament. This week Irina also shared darling Mini House Gift Box tutorial.
This year I have designed this cute tiny tote that can be a lovely addition to any gift. You can put a few small treats in it or a gift card or a small toy. From my own experience I can tell that small children love to carry around tiny totes. You can easily use it in your sewing room for storage of some sewing notions as well.
If you have been following me for a while, you might know that I love simple makes. Makes that take little time to finish, makes that can be used and makes that can be beautify with cute details. I have been working with denim this week as a part of Sew Easy Summer Sew Along for Sip Tea and EPP and it's been fun. I was pleasantly surprised how easy it is to sew with denim.
