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Home for the Holidays, Days of the Week, Months of the Year

NEW THIS WEEK - December 21, 2005:
 

Days of the Week, Months of the Year

 

Flowers have the power to brighten up the darkest winter days. And, when that lazy, late-rising sun finally glints off the rosy blooms of an azalea or amaryllis on the window sill, the sight is enough to invigorate one's entire morning.

While some flowering plants grow food that we can eat, many, it seems, were simply meant to nourish our souls. The blooms, showy or delicate, have such powerful effects on emotional well-being that people all over the world laboriously tend their own gardens, regularly visit the flower stalls for fresh-cut blooms, or delve deeply into the science of coaxing their houseplants to bloom.

No matter the season or climate, this is the garden you've been waiting for -- sure-fire flower power that won't wither away. This week's new designs feature floral sprays -- one for every month -- ready to brighten your kitchen and bath all year long. Pretty new floral door hangers will welcome guests to your home or office every season of the year.

Pair up your shoes and sew up this practical caddy!
 

Enliven the kitchen effortlessly with popular fruit designs in toile embroidery. Quick-stitch, one-color toile designs are perfect for dishtowels, and there's a design for each day of the week!

Perhaps the only thing more entrancing than a flower blossom is a baby's smile. And new veggie characters for daily bibs are designed to give us all a giggle. With the promise of many new babies to sew for in the upcoming year, new bib designs are here just in time.

Indulge in the restorative power of flowers and more of your favorite hobby. Enjoy the new designs this week and throughout the coming year.


A Calendar of Flowers
When gardens are sleeping under winter snows or chilly winds, flowers on our desks or in our homes are a promise of warmer days to come. When gardens are bursting with blooms, it's a joy to reflect their beauty in our homes. Start the new year with a floral flourish that will last the whole year through. Sew a charming floral spray for each month of the year or celebrate someone's birthday with a gift designed to commemorate their birth month.
 
 January features the amaryllis, so often grown in sunny windows in cold winter climates, and the earliest spring bulbs, the purple crocus and white snowdrop lily.
Available in two sizes:
6.86"X4.36" and 3.86"X2.44"

 Primroses and wild violets snuggle together for a warm February floral spray.
Available in two sizes:
6.88"X4.56" and 3.87"X2.57"

 Sleeping bulbs awaken in March, and scores of tulips and jonquils burst on the scene.
Available in two sizes:
6.86"X4.48" and 3.86"X2.51"

 In April, Shasta daisies don't tell, unless there's a Gerbera among them and Sweet Pea is listening in.
Available in two sizes:
6.86"X4.70" and 3.85"X2.63"

 Fragrant lily of the valley, perky pansies, and bright bluebells warm the days of May.
Available in two sizes:
6.48"X4.83" and 3.83"X2.85"

 Complementing the roses' glow, bright little impatiens and honeysuckle vines announce, "It's June!"
Available in two sizes:
6.88"X4.58" and 3.86"X2.57"

 In July, the meadows fill with buttercups, water lilies float upon tranquil ponds,
and sun-loving petunias spill from every window box and hanging basket in town.
Available in two sizes:
6.80"X4.46" and 3.86"X2.55"

  Around the world in August. A showy daisy-like lampranthus is a hardy succulent plant from South Africa. The golden poppy, state flower of California, grows wild in the western states. Delicate, blue forget-me-nots populate many a shady stream, but Alaska claims the alpine variety as its state flower.
Available in two sizes:
6.86"X4.67" and 3.86"X2.62"

 September's warm days and cool nights invite the daisy-like aster to come to full bloom, a welcome sight when some garden plants have already spent their floral energy. Opening to the rising sun, morning glory vines invite hummingbirds and butterflies to breakfast.
Available in two sizes:
6.81"X4.19" and 3.85"X2.39"

For October, old-fashioned cottage gardens feature the beauty of coneflower and calendula, pot marigold. And, beautiful flowers aren't their only attribute. The coneflower, echinacea, a native of the plains of America, has enjoyed notoriety for medicinal properties. And for centuries Europeans grew the Mediterranean native calendula as a food additive and healing agent.
Available in two sizes:
6.88"X4.42" and 3.87"X2.48"

 The beauty of a fall colors will brighten the cloudiest November day.
Sunflowers and chrysanthemums will put a smile on your face.
Available in two sizes:
6.82"X4.09" and 3.85"X2.29"

When we see the white of a narcissus contrasted with the red of a poinsettia,
cradled in holly leaves and berries, it must be December.
Available in two sizes:
6.86"X4.65" and 3.85"X2.61"

The above twelve designs are available in a value pack - get all twelve designs for only $17.97!
Click on the links or images below for the size that you need, and add the packs to your basket.
 
All designs smaller than 5 x 7   All designs smaller than 4 x 4


 

Flower of the Month Door Hangers
Welcome friends to your front door in each month of the year, or give a floral gift of the month to a special friend. These in-the-hoop door hangers make great home decor gifts, especially for condominium dwellers or family members in assisted living apartments. With a small amount of applique fabric and threads of your choice, you can sew up a unique creation in a jiffy. Click here
for a free video tutorial. You'll see how easy it is to make these charming little accents.

 
Carnations and pine boughs warm
our hearts in January.
  Violets and tulips are a charming
combination for February
 
Available in two sizes:
3.63"X9.14" and 2.73"X6.87"
  Available in two sizes:
3.63"X9.14" and 2.73"X6.87"

Jonquils and iris bloom herald
spring in March.
  April showers bring
daisies and vines of sweet pea.
 
Available in two sizes:
3.63"X9.14" and 2.73"X6.87"
  Available in two sizes:
3.63"X9.14" and 2.73"X6.87"

For May: the popular scent of lily of the valley
and spicy hawthorne
  June, when the roses and honeysuckle
are in their sweet summer glory.
 
Available in two sizes:
3.63"X9.14" and 2.73"X6.87"
  Available in two sizes:
3.63"X9.14" and 2.73"X6.87"

In the heat of July, water lily and larkspur
are a refreshing sight.
  Poppies cover the hill sides in the August sun,
while the tiger lily seeks the shady glens.
 
Available in two sizes:
3.63"X9.14" and 2.73"X6.87"
  Available in two sizes:
3.63"X9.14" and 2.73"X6.87"

August ushers in morning glory trumpets
and daisy-like asters.
  The bright golds of cosmos and burnished bronze
of calendula are perfect for October
 
Available in two sizes:
3.63"X9.14" and 2.73"X6.87"
  Available in two sizes:
3.63"X9.14" and 2.73"X6.87"

Chrysanthemums bloom into the
frosts of November.
  December is all aglow with poinsettias
and narcissus lilies.
 
Available in two sizes:
3.63"X9.14" and 2.73"X6.87"
  Available in two sizes:
3.63"X9.14" and 2.73"X6.87"

The above twelve designs are available in a value pack - get all twelve designs for only $17.97!
Click on the links or images below for the size that you need, and add the packs to your basket.
 
All designs smaller than 6 x 10   All designs smaller than 5 x 7

 

Toile of the Day
Modeled after the classic French Toile du Jouy, these designs have only one color. Light and breezy, toile designs are quick to sew and wonderful for lighter fabrics -- perfect for kitchen dish towels, potholders, quilt squares.  Simple to sew, but beautifully complex, their variable stitch density, plus the use of negative space, gives an effect of extraordinary depth and dimension. Sew up a towel for each day or label everything in your kitchen for your favorite day of the week.
 

Pears come in so many flavors these days -- bosc, comice, bartlett, d'anjou, Asian, nellis--
the list seems longer than a month of Sundays. Perhaps that's why pears are the symbol of patience.
Available in two sizes:
4.85"X5.91" and 3.16"X3.85"

 An apple a day is healthy eating, and now we hear that cinnamon is, too!
Available in two sizes:
4.85"X5.24" and 3.54"X3.84"

 A symbol of promise, the beautiful cherry blossoms of spring do become the delicious pies of autumn.
Available in two sizes:
4.86"X5.35" and 3.50"X3.85"

 Whether zesty or juicy, oranges, which symbolize joy, are delightful and very high in vitamin C.
Available in two sizes:
6.86"X4.65" and 3.86"X2.62"

 Thursday's fruit, the succulent strawberry, is the only fruit that wears its seeds on the outside!
Its heart shape and red color, made it a symbol of love.
Available in two sizes:
5.59"X4.85" and 3.86"X3.34"

 The grape, a symbol of regeneration and plenty -- and Friday, the beginning of the weekend.
Available in two sizes:
4.86"X5.37" and 3.52"X3.85"

 The gentle peach, a symbol of softness for our Saturdays.
Available in two sizes:
4.85"X4.85" and 3.86"X3.85

The above seven designs are available in a value pack - get all seven designs for only $10.97!
Click on the links or images below for the size that you need, and add the packs to your basket.
 
All designs smaller than 5 x 7   All designs smaller than 4 x 4


 

 Are more babies born at this time of year? Or does it only seem so as the coming of the New Year focuses on the first babies born in every city and village in the nation? Whatever the numbers, there's sure to be a baby in your circle of family and friends who's in need of a bib or two -- why not make a week's worth?

Veggies for Baby's Bibs
One gift parents can never have enough of are bibs. As soon as Baby starts solid foods, look out -- it's gooey bananas in his hair, peaches between her fingers, and dribbles down their chins. These cute little characters for daily bibs are designed for giggling at the humorous side of the spoon.
 

Cunning carrots are coming for Sunday dinner.   Perky little peas in a pod for Monday
 
Available in one size:
3.09"X1.69"
  Available in one size:
3.12"X1.90"

 Join the squash in their hilarious high jinks on Tuesday   Wednesday is... wait a minute...asparagus day?
 
Available in one size:
3.10"X1.68"
  Available in one size:
3.09"X1.18"

 Corny cousins come by for Thursday lunch.   Friday brings out the best in a broccoli family!
 
Available in one size:
3.81"X1.88"
  Available in one size:
3.85"X1.91"

 Cauliflowers carry the day -- it's Saturday!    
   
Available in one size:
3.88"X1.57"
   

 
  The above seven designs are available in a value pack - get
all seven designs for only $10.97!
Click on the link or image
to the left and add the pack to your basket.
All designs smaller than 4 x 4    


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