Here is an easy Easter project I did this weekend, a stuffed Easter Bunny named Poppy! All you need to do is print out this handy template on inkjet fabric or iron-on transfer paper, then cut, sew, stuff and enjoy! The template has a blue and yellow pattern that I designed, see below for a detail shot.

NOTE: Check your Iron-on instructions to see wether or not you need to reverse the print out.

Psst! Check back tomorrow for another Easter project!

Thanks to everyone for participating in our first ever giveaway! Congratulations to Sharon C., you will be receiving an email from me soon regarding your prize.

This is a short post today as I’m working on a couple more Easter projects to share later in the week with you. Stay tuned and happy Monday!

Inspired by all the positive feedback from the peeps earlier in the week; I used their colors as a launching off point for today’s Lost in fffound. Something about this color set feels so energetic and inspiring. Hope you all have a lovely weekend and check back Monday for the announcement of the winner of the Li’l Tweet Stitch Kit Giveaway!

Row 1 Left ,Right
Row 2 Left , Right
Row 3 Left ,Right
Row 4 Left, Right

These have been around for a while but that doesn’t make them any less great. These are from a site called Disposable Drawings and there are more at Lunch Bag Art. How cute are these?! Ladybug robots?! Get out! I can only hope that my future kids will have lunch bags with half the love put into them.

These felt creations by Christine of SugarElf took my breath away! I came across an older item from The Sugar Elf Etsy shop via ffffound and had to see more. To my delight this felt mushroom was just the tip of the iceberg! I seriously had the most difficult time deciding which images to show. I choose to share just a few of her felt creations but she has so many more great items that you just have to see for yourself!

Two more chalked full of adorable after the break! (more…)