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Archives: Week Nineteen

Let’s tiptoe down memory lane to see what I was doing during the 19th week of every year since the start of Shiny Happy World. 🙂 Click on the images to go to the posts.

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2011

How to Machine Quilt - a video tutorial from Shiny Happy World

Everything you need to know.

2012

How to Make a Sewing Machine Cover - a free tutorial from Shiny Happy World

I show you how to measure your machine to get a custom fit.

2013

My Favorite Tip for Machine Quilting without Swearing

You know how frustrating it is to manhandle a big quilt through your machine and then realize you just sewed a whole long row without any bobbin thread? Yeah. Me too. Here’s how I keep that from happening.

2014

Sweet Sylvia Snail - a free embroidery pattern from Shiny Happy World

I just love her sweet face.

2015

Free Felt Matroyshka Pattern from Shiny Happy World

Make a bunch in different colors!

2016

Best Practices for Working with Digital Patterns

How to download, how to save, how to print.

2017

Baking Day pattern collection from Shiny Happy World
***Included in Week 19 Sale***

The pattern includes the dress, the apron (including the cupcake embroidery pattern), the cookies, the spatula, and the baking tray. This is one of my favorites!

2018

Turn any Quilt Block Patterns into Cute Coasters - tutorial from Shiny Happy World

You can use any of my quilt block patterns to make cute felt coasters! The instructions also include general info on resizing my patterns – useful for SO MANY other possible projects.

2019

***Included in Week 19 Sale***

Such a cutie!

2020

I drew this emu as part of my 100 Days project in 2020. It became the Eloise Emu/Orly Ostrich pattern. I just love her cheerful face!

2021

I redesigned the free bee pattern!

2022

I also did the same fabric designs in a mostly-pink palette and called it Squeaky Toy. 😁

2023

Another fabric collection – this one inspired by Mary Blair. The top right design (in sea glass colors) is now my desk pad and it makes me so happy every single day.

 

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