Merry Christmas! I know.....this Santa is pretty strange.
Now I can show what I have been sewing for Christmas. This stack of pillowcases went to the east coast.
This stack of pillowcases will go to the party today. I let everyone choose the one they want instead of deciding for them.
The top two in the stack above are shown here with the PJ bottoms I made for my 3 year old great grandson. Altogether I used 19 yards of flannel. My granddaughter used 4 yards of flannel on her sewing day with me last week. That still leaves enough flannel to make at least a dozen quilts and many more pillowcases. However I'm glad to have reduced the stash by 23 yards.
that is a lot of pillow cases - great use of flannel. Thanks for sharing all that you share of wonderful color on your blog Wanda and have a great Christmas - love your little Santa- kind of looks a bit like a troll!
Merry Christmas Wanda, love those PJ's, and pillow cases, and no matter how small or large Santa might be, there is still some magic at this time of the year for each of us. Gifts that are hand-made are the very best.
what wonderful gifts for everyone! I made a bunch of pillowcases this year too and they have been well received which made me happy. Merry Christmas to you and I wish you joy and love and good health! from Iowa
Merry Christmas Wanda!! Love your Santa. My daughter-in-law loved her pink quilt!! Thanks for for the idea of using flannel for pillowcases. Would be softer. Thanks for all the photos/ tips/ eye candy for all of last year.
I have not made pillowcases, yet, but I have the fabric out for two that should have been Christmas gifts but will be birthday gifts now. I have been working at finding the top of my cutting table (piled high for 2 years) and plan to begin cutting fabric by the beginning of the New Year. Yay!!
that is a lot of pillow cases - great use of flannel. Thanks for sharing all that you share of wonderful color on your blog Wanda and have a great Christmas - love your little Santa- kind of looks a bit like a troll!
ReplyDeleteMerry Christmas!!!
ReplyDeleteMerry Christmas, Wanda.
ReplyDeleteWishing you and your friends and family a Very Merry Christmas!
ReplyDeleteThanks for all you share and inspire.
I also made flannel pillowcases and pjs (first time for the pjs). Is that an old troll doll? My sister had ones in the 60s like that. Merry Christmas!
ReplyDeleteWishing you a fabulous Christmas 🎄..
ReplyDeleteGreat gifts you made.
Merry Christmas Wanda, love those PJ's, and pillow cases, and no matter how small or large Santa might be, there is still some magic at this time of the year for each of us. Gifts that are hand-made are the very best.
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun, fun Santa (I had a lot of those guys at one point). Merry Merry Christmas to you!
ReplyDeletewhat wonderful gifts for everyone! I made a bunch of pillowcases this year too and they have been well received which made me happy. Merry Christmas to you and I wish you joy and love and good health! from Iowa
ReplyDeleteHow nice to use up 23 yards of flannel-that's quite an accomplishment!!!
ReplyDeleteMerry Christmas! Hope your day is lovely.
Thanks for all the great posts from you this year - I look forward to reading them every day. Hope you enjoyed your day :)
ReplyDeleteMerry Christmas Wanda!! Love your Santa. My daughter-in-law loved her pink quilt!! Thanks for for the idea of using flannel for pillowcases. Would be softer. Thanks for all the photos/ tips/ eye candy for all of last year.
ReplyDeleteMerry Christmas,
ReplyDeleteWow, 23 yard reduction of flannel in the studio, yeah to that! You've been busy with those pillow cases, such a great gift.
Cute little PJ bottoms and pillow cases - bet he will love the little trucks and things on the fabric too! Best wishes.
ReplyDeleteMerry Christmas Aunt Wanda! That Santa looks familiar to me, I remember one Christmas you made a dress for my doll that matched my Christmas dress!
ReplyDeleteI have not made pillowcases, yet, but I have the fabric out for two that should have been Christmas gifts but will be birthday gifts now. I have been working at finding the top of my cutting table (piled high for 2 years) and plan to begin cutting fabric by the beginning of the New Year. Yay!!
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