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Cherry Bubble

Posted on May 14, 2013 | 13 comments

“Isabella” for granddaughter Vivian Rose

Isabella is a sweet, simple little bubble pattern from My ChildhoodÂ Treasures.Â When Judy Day saw this pattern on-line, she immediately e-mailed me with the link.Â She knew I would love it for our granddaughter Vivian Rose.Â It is a for sale downloadable PDF pattern so I had it in my hands moments after buying it.Â Don’t you love these downloadable patterns?

My daughter Rebecca loved it exactly as shown on the pattern cover and wanted Vivian’s to look just like that.

But you know how that goes…..even though in my fabric stash I had apples, watermelon, strawberries, blueberries and most fruits grown in the continental US, there were no cherries. Continue reading →

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Sweet Baby Jane (Vivian Rose) Bubble

Posted on February 2, 2013 | 5 comments

Ahhhhhh…I’ve just returned home from spending a few days helping my daughter Rebecca with new baby Vivian Rose and Alastair, 3.Â I miss them already.

At Rebecca’s special request, I had made up the Sweet Baby Jane bubble pattern by Sara Norris.Â And then I forgot to pack it.Â She was disappointed, but it will go out to her in Monday’s mail.

This darling pattern first came to my attention when I saw Lisa’s adorable interpretation which was shown on her blog,Â Mommy’s Apron Strings.Â A few days later, I met my friend Suzanne Sawko for our regular Monday “meeting” for lunch at Panera.Â She shared photos of the Sweet Baby Jane she had made for her sweet grandbaby Waverly.Â I bought the pattern that day. Continue reading →

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Smocked Bubble “ADC”

Posted on September 19, 2009 | 8 comments

OurÂ beautiful grandson Alastair is 6 months old now.Â His family waited 43 weeks before demanding his appearance.
But now that he’s here, heÂ seems pleased as punch to be sitting up in the precious little chair which was handmade for him by hisÂ Uncle Doug.

We all enjoy seeing him positioned differently from hisÂ younger pose–flat on his back, hands up,Â mouthing the words, “IÂ surrender!” (See previous posts, duck bubbleÂ and Nivia diaper set.

The busier I get, the more I rely on the ready to smock garments.Â Like her mother, my daughter Rebecca is very partial to monograms, so again I used Ellen McCarn’s monogram leaflet for the lettering.Â The rest is just made up.