"A Little Curtsy Goes a Long Way" is a precious little pattern that reminds us all not to forget our manners. This pattern was originally published in Fat Quarterly, the popular e-zine for the modern quilting and crafting community. We're so excited that both June and the Fat Quarterly team are happily making this pattern available for all Feeling Stitchy readers.
Click on the image above to access the pattern in Flickr, where you can download and print it in a variety of sizes.
While this pattern would look adorable simply framed in a hoop for hanging, I also can't help but think of its many other possibilities -- imagine it stitched onto a little girl's skirt, a tote bag for carrying ballet slippers, a nursery pillow, or a doll quilt. Let's challenge ourselves this month to not only stitch the pattern up, but to use it in a finished product. What do you have in mind?
Don't forget to tag your photos MayStitchalong2012 and add them to the Embroidery group over on Flickr. In-progress shots are OK! We'd love to see them, and I'll be featuring your photos throughout the month.
To see more of June's original embroidery patterns, be sure to check out her Etsy shop. Now let's get stitching!
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About the artist
We are so pleased to offer this adorable hand embroidery pattern designed by June Jessie, aka isewcute to her Flickr and Craftster friends. June is a prolific crafter, embroidery artist, and jewelry designer. Be sure to visit June's Etsy shop where she not only sells the 'cutest' resin jewelry, but also some of the most amazing original hand embroidery designs we've seen. June even offers custom listings where she'll recreate any photo into a useable pattern for you to stitch up! June welcomes custom requests and guarantees that her customers will be pleased with the results.
June also blogs at isewcute.blogspot.com, where she chronicles her other crafty pursuits, from kids' crafts to cooking recipes. And when she's not on Crafster, you're sure to find her spreading the good word about the platform -- she's a major Craftster fan!
You can find June and her awesome handmade goods in one of her many online outlets.
Blog: isewcute.blogspot.com/
Etsy: www.etsy.com/shop/isewcute
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About the artist
We are so pleased to offer this adorable hand embroidery pattern designed by June Jessie, aka isewcute to her Flickr and Craftster friends. June is a prolific crafter, embroidery artist, and jewelry designer. Be sure to visit June's Etsy shop where she not only sells the 'cutest' resin jewelry, but also some of the most amazing original hand embroidery designs we've seen. June even offers custom listings where she'll recreate any photo into a useable pattern for you to stitch up! June welcomes custom requests and guarantees that her customers will be pleased with the results.
June also blogs at isewcute.blogspot.com, where she chronicles her other crafty pursuits, from kids' crafts to cooking recipes. And when she's not on Crafster, you're sure to find her spreading the good word about the platform -- she's a major Craftster fan!
You can find June and her awesome handmade goods in one of her many online outlets.
Blog: isewcute.blogspot.com/
Etsy: www.etsy.com/shop/isewcute
I really like this sweet girl. I think I'll do something for one of my nieces and maybe change the hair around a bit so it looks more like hers.
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ReplyDeleteNice Design, also the header image is quite relevant and unique embroidered.
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