Celebrate America!

Happy 4th of July! Here is a kitchen towel I made for my own kitchen :

I made this outfit last year for Ella Kate to wear. I'm not sure what she's doing. She looks like she's being sworn in-LOL!
I saved the best for last. We have a family friend in the service who was deployed this last year. I made these shirts for his three little girls last Fourth of July.

The girls wore their shirts when their daddy came home from Iraq...brought me to tears! So, while you are celebrating with your family, remember to say a prayer for those who serve who aren't able to be with their families this year. They are sacrificing for us to be able to enjoy that beautiful thing called FREEDOM! God bless you and yours.

Merry Christmas!

I have so many Christmas designs it's not even funny! Here are a few designs from this past Christmas:

I did this for a friend of mine. She has 3 girls so each one wore a shirt with a letter on it to spell JOY-neat idea!

This snowflake was great cause it can be worn all winter!

I love this truck and tree. I did it for my boys, but I did the truck a brown corduroy and the tree a dark green gingham so they could wear it all winter and not just at Christmas.

OK-can I say this idea is WONDERFUL!!!! It was a request from a friend of mine. She wanted something that spoke the true meaning of Christmas but still had the traditional Christmas colors. This is what we came up with and I love it!

Merry Christmas kitchen towel-these are so easy and make GREAT teacher gifts!

This grinch is too cute and my favorite is the Grinch font I used to coordinate with the design.

Another kitchen towel

Turkey Talk

Kitchen Towel for fall/Thanksgiving

A Turkey is always a popular applique for Thanksgiving.
I made this indian for my boys this past year. I put it on the left chest of the T-shirt where a pocket would be. I liked that it was something different from the normal turkey.

I couldn't pass up this turkey. It was a little different from my other ones and by sewing a cute little bow on her head, you had a turkey perfect for a little girl.