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This brooch made of French wired ribbon flowers and leaves is sewn together with beads and embellished with an antiqued Victorian jewelry finding.
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Pattern by Janet Stauffacher - This brooch made of French wired ribbon flowers and leaves is sewn together with beads and embellished with an antiqued Victorian jewelry finding.
Reference: vvVSBP
Brand: Vintage Vogue
With or without a beaded tassel, this brooch made of French wired ribbon flowers and leaves is sewn together with beads and embellished with an antiqued Victorian jewelry finding.
Reference: vvVCHBP
Brand: Vintage Vogue
This brooch made of French wired ribbon flowers and leaves is sewn together with beads and embellished with an antiqued Victorian jewelry finding.
Reference: vvVTBBP
Brand: Vintage Vogue
This brooch made of French wired ribbon flowers and leaves is sewn together with beads and embellished with an antiqued Victorian jewelry finding.
Reference: vvVABBP
Brand: Vintage Vogue
This brooch made of French wired ribbon flowers and leaves is sewn together with beads and embellished with an antiqued Victorian jewelry finding.
Reference: vvVFFBP
Brand: Vintage Vogue
This brooch made of French wired ribbon flowers and leaves is sewn together with beads and embellished with an antiqued Victorian jewelry finding.
Reference: vvVNRP
Brand: Vintage Vogue
Learn to make two French wired ribbon rose corsages (one crushed and wrinkled; the other pleated) to add both an old and new look to your accessories.
Reference: vvAVRP
Brand: Vintage Vogue
Add a new dimension to your ribbonwork by overdyeing and crushing new rayon velvet ribbon to give it an antique look.
Reference: SCAQSP3
Brand: Sew Cute and Quirky
This crossbody wallet is perfect to take on the go.
Reference: vJT-1618
Brand: June Tailor®, Inc.
June Tailor® Quilt As You Go Zippered Cosmetic Bag Kits include pre-sewn zippers and printed batting for 2 bags – one large and one small.
Reference: vZW2620
Brand: Zakka Workshop
Use English paper piecing to construct this adorable hexagon purse.
Reference: LAT029HYDna
Brand: La Todera
Easy instructions with photos! Embellish your purses, jackets and quilts! Includes instructions for three sizes!
Reference: P982
Brand: Unbranded
The frame used in the I Hex Tool Purse.
Reference: vIJ737na
Brand: Indygo Junction®
Five floral brooches in cotton and velvet fabric combining traditional millinery and ribbon work techniques include hand-rolled and individually constructed petals.
Reference: LAT039MOMna
Brand: La Todera
Wear one on a lapel! Adorn a handbag! Embellish an art quilt! Easy instructions with photos!
Reference: vHAPA411
Brand: Hatched and Patched
This quilt has been made using hand-dyed woven wool applique on a linen background.
Reference: CAH5436
Brand: Crabapple Hill Studio
Mini-quilt with embroidered heart stitchery.
Reference: vZW6318
Brand: Zakka Workshop
Use this refill clasp for making multiples of the Double Clasp Purse or design your own pattern.
Reference: vvFF102CQBlock
Brand: Vintage Vogue
FREE - Add to your shopping cart to download the pattern for our To Dear Mother Crazy Quilt Block designed by Janet Stauffacher.
Reference: vCAH421
Brand: Crabapple Hill Studio
Three Christmas designs for dish towels.
Reference: vTPB0610
Brand: The Pattern Basket
You won't be able to make just one of these; every quilter you know will ask for one when they see yours!
Reference: vHAPA403
Brand: Hatched and Patched
This quilt has been made using hand-dyed woven wool applique on a linen background.
Reference: vPBA275
Brand: By Annie™
Pouches in five sizes open wide for easy access.
Reference: vvVTBBP
Brand: Vintage Vogue
This brooch made of French wired ribbon flowers and leaves is sewn together with beads and embellished with an antiqued Victorian jewelry finding.
This brooch made of French wired ribbon flowers and leaves is sewn together with beads and embellished with an antiqued Victorian jewelry finding.
