Finally getting around to sharing this bag! My little girl requested a 241 tote for Christmas, just like Mama’s.    I love that she chose handmade over a store bought princess purse, my heart totally melted! She loves purple and I thought the bright dots were spunky just like her.    Glad to report she loves it! […]

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  • Laurie

    thanks for showing us the purse(s). I had forgotten where I saw this pattern. You led me back to Noodlehead and now I have the pattern and know I can make a smaller version, too! Love what you created!ReplyCancel

  • Flying Blind

    Oh the cake looks amazing!! I love the bag too, lucky girl xReplyCancel

  • Danielle

    Cupcake looks yummy! What type of camera do you use/have? Your pictures are always sooo good 🙂ReplyCancel

  • Annie Chen (@ADCtheABC)

    I’ve made those cupcakes twice. Both times while making them I thought “There is no way I am doing this again” and then when they came out the response was “oooh… SO CUTE!”ReplyCancel

    • LindseyR

      Me exactly! Now that they’re gone I’m thinking, aw those were fun. ha!ReplyCancel

  • Jennifer @ Ellison Lane Quilts

    Gosh those look yummy and adorable. Cool Whip frosting sounds fab too! Sorry they weren’t much fun to make. Glad that eating them makes up for it.
    Little Miss’ purse is super cute too.ReplyCancel

    • LindseyR

      The frosting seriously is delish! They weren’t awful to make, just tedious! Not a quick project like I initially thought!ReplyCancel

  • Charity Reesor

    The little tote is adorable. I am always drawn to your fabric combos! Great eye. I love all crafting, but baking is my bread and butter 😉 I must say, you make a pretty mean rainbow cupcake! It’s beautiful!ReplyCancel

  • anna

    yay, a mini 241 – so so cute. and those rainbow cupcakes looks so fun!ReplyCancel

  • randi

    what a cute little purse! i just finished my 1st 241, and it won’t be my last. it’s a great pattern, and i love the idea of printing it out smaller!ReplyCancel

  • Alli

    Aw, your mini 241 is adorable! 🙂ReplyCancel

I managed to get the boys Dream quilt working like originally planned.  Hooray! I have 2 more spaces to fill in with smaller squares and then piecing everything together.     What do you think, too busy? I also finished a new wallet today and listed it in the shop.   Ahh… I love Anna Maria Horner.   […]

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  • Linda

    I really like the boy quilt, and I know they are harder to make than girly quilts. The only thing that looks busy to me are the smaller print at center top (outside the black square) and the smaller print at right bottom (outside the bright blue square)ReplyCancel

  • Jennifer @ Ellison Lane Quilts

    I think the boy quilt looks great- very modern. LOVE the little glasses in the middle.
    And you know I totally dig this wallet. Ahhh, inspiring me once again and hopefully my round two with my wallet attempt will be better. Actually I want it to look just like this one.
    And yes, AMH is my favorite designer. Plus I am still hoarding those precious scraps you gave me last year – still have a scrap quilt in mind. I did break into some of them for my HST quilt and love finding Lindsey scraps in there! 🙂ReplyCancel

  • nicke

    i love anna maria but i am a bit in LOVE with aneela right now. 🙂 love that quilt. it is so boy and i don’t think it is too busy at all!ReplyCancel

  • New Pattern | The Perfect Wallet » LRstitched | Lindsey Rhodes

    […] This pattern has been a really long time coming! […]ReplyCancel

The Dream Circle of do. good stitches started up in November.   I’m hosting, so the first month I was in charge of designing and quilting our 2 quilts. My idea was to do a quilt like this. Each of the ladies made gorgeous blocks!I messed up though. I should have assigned a few people to […]

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  • Dan Rouse

    Surprising and wonderful!
    I’m just starting my first flickr bee, and I’ve wondered how people feel about their blocks being reconfigured. Please let us know how the bee responds.ReplyCancel

  • amorette

    it looks really amazing, and unexpected. i should hope they will like it, because it is beautiful and fun!ReplyCancel

  • Flying Blind

    What a great ideas – love the dream!ReplyCancel

  • Alli

    That is a super cool design! I love how you chopped up and rearranged the blocks! 🙂ReplyCancel

  • nicke

    i love the dream! so much!ReplyCancel

  • nicole f.

    LOVE what you came up with!! Your so talented! you know… ehemm, i know 2 boys whose mama would swoon if they had a special “lindsey rhodes quilt!”… just sayin’ 😉ReplyCancel

  • Dream Circle :: Boys quilt finished! | LRstitched :: a journal of stitches

    […] November was my month to design, piece and quilt.    You can read a little more about my troubles with these quilts here. […]ReplyCancel

Back in December I was cleaning out my sewing room and came across a drawer full of empty spools.   I thought they might be cute as garland to decorate for the Holidays and later in my sewing room. There’s no telling how long I’ve had these.  I’m a pack-rat I just can’t throw anything away […]

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  • Maeve

    Oh, that is way too cute! I’ll have to start saving spools now (one more collection in my sewing room!) so I can make one! Love it! And thanks for sharing your creativity with us!ReplyCancel

  • Cheerful Homemaker

    That’s adorable! I fight my pack rat tendencies so my spools go straight into the recycling bin.ReplyCancel

  • kelseysewsKelsey

    Oooh! I knew I’ve been saving empty spools for a reason! My husband thinks I’m crazy for not just throwing them out 🙂ReplyCancel

  • charlotte @ twelfthzodiac

    ohhh…I wonder if I could hunt down enough wooden spools for this project!? Love it!ReplyCancel

  • Kati

    This is too cute! I just threw away a bunch of spools when I couldn’t figure out what to do with them beyond saving a few to roll bindings on. I guess I’ll start saving them again…ReplyCancel

  • Amy

    What a great idea Lindsey! Now Im kicking myself for throwing away my spools, time to start saving them again!ReplyCancel

  • Sally

    I love this! Of course, I’ve been trying to rid myself of unnecessary things and have been throwing my empty spools away….what was I thinking?ReplyCancel

  • Quilted Cupcake Jean

    Found this via pinterest. Love it! Can’t wait to try it. I too have a bunch of spools in drawers.ReplyCancel

  • Jennifer @ Ellison Lane Quilts

    Eek! So cute Lindsey! Your shelves look so great too – very organized!ReplyCancel

  • Charity Reesor

    So cute!!!! You are certainly not alone! I am a total pack rat…. I mean hoarder…. I mean collector of useful things ;DReplyCancel

  • Barb

    That is sooooo cute!!!ReplyCancel

  • Jody L

    That’s way cute! I have always (gasp) thrown out my empty spools, but no longer. Thanks for a reason to keep spools!ReplyCancel

  • Susana

    Lovely, I will try in a future because I have to store the empty spools!
    Tks for sharing,
    SusanaReplyCancel

  • Clare Dempsey

    Oh, this is so fabulous! I sew and paper craft and just might have to mix up the spools with fabric and paper! thanks so much for the idea and instructions!ReplyCancel

  • Michele in IL.

    fantastic idea! I can see them in a huge glass jar too!ReplyCancel

  • prsd4tim2

    Your garland is adorable. And to think I just threw out about 20 spools. Guess I’ll have to start saving them again.

    Thanks for the great idea.ReplyCancel

  • Danielle's Dish

    Super adorable 🙂ReplyCancel

  • Kristin

    This is too cute, and very unique. I have a jar of old wooden spools I think could be very cute turned into a garland.ReplyCancel

  • seniorcrafter

    First timer Im fairly new. This super cute, pretty too.ReplyCancel

  • annie

    wonderful! i inherited my great aunts’, my grandmother’s, my mother and father’s (yes, he did the sewing, my mother hated it, but man oh man could she bake!!!) thank you !ReplyCancel

  • jan

    I used to thread several empty spools onto ribbon tied into a loop, for my babies to play with, like a rattle. They loved shaking them & teething on them. I don’t know why, but I’ve continued to save my empty spools, so I’m delighted to find this idea of covering them in fabric. Now it’s my turn to play with them!ReplyCancel

  • tatiana

    holaaa yo necesito saber como puedo hacer para conseguir las telas, soy de Ecuador
    gracias y saludos, esta muy bonito todoReplyCancel

  • Crafty Inspirations - Spools - The Crafty Mummy

    […] a garland from old spools and fabric with LR Stitched […]ReplyCancel

  • frances@50-50.com

    THIS IS SO CUTE I LOVE IT!!!!!!!ReplyCancel

  • Nancy

    Awesome idea, so cute. ThanksReplyCancel

  • June pirie

    Brilliant idea! I am inspired. Thank you:)ReplyCancel

  • Wooden Spool Craft Projects - Create with Claudia

    […] Spool Garland from LR Stitched: Lindsey Rhodes […]ReplyCancel

I know my recap is a wee bit late, but I’ve had the flu.  Ick! Happy New Year first off!  Can you believe it’s 2012!?   This last year flew by crazy fast. Here’s a creative look back at 2011: I jumped into the world of online quilting bees and made tons of blocks!  I loved […]

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  • Cille

    You have made so many beautiful quilts. I made your Moda Bakeshop circle quilt and enjoyed it immensly. Can’t wait to see if you have more tutorials in line for us in 2012.ReplyCancel

  • H2Ogirl

    I love seeing all your finishes in one snapshot! I adore sewing with you. . and I can’t wait to see what you come up with this new year!ReplyCancel

  • randi

    happy new year to you!

    and i love the mosaics of your lovely projects. you are always quite inspiring!ReplyCancel

  • nicole f.

    All of your blocks and quilts are so fabulous. happy new year and I am so glad to have you as a friend…
    happy sewing and happy new year 🙂ReplyCancel

  • Jennifer @ Ellison Lane Quilts

    Love all of your beautiful work Linds. Thank you for your constant inspiration and friendship! xo Happy New Year!ReplyCancel

  • Nissi

    Happy New Year Lindsey!!! Love all your sewing <3ReplyCancel

  • Cheerful Homemaker

    I love your pattern for MODA. I have the fabric purchased to make two for a set of twins. 🙂ReplyCancel

  • pattyk

    Happy New Year!! Looking forward to a creative 2012.ReplyCancel

  • Welcome 2013! | LRstitched :: a journal of stitches

    […] I wanted to take a minute to look back on what was accomplished in the past year, so on to a peek at 2012.  You can find 2011 here. […]ReplyCancel
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