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Good Neighbors is a beautiful collection full of stash-worthy prints. This is the kind of fabric I find myself reaching for again and again because they are so versatile. The colors are cheery and fun and they go with everything. There is a great range of scale and a variety of prints. Good Neighbors is brand new this month and available now at Connecting Threads.
For my project, I selected prints in teal, aqua, orange and grey and I cut out mini (teeny-tiny) Dresden blades. They reminded me of bunting all stitched together.
I added some linen scraps and stuffed it with poly-fil for body and uncooked rice for weight. I'm also experimenting with adding lavender essential oils for fragrance. I was thinking it could be kind of like a sachet/pincushion. It's already adding a perfect slice of sunshine to my cutting table.
BLOG HOP
There has been so many colorful and creative pincushions made already this month and a few more to come. Visit the links below and see them all!
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9/1/2015
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Amanda Jean
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http://crazymomquilts.
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9/2/2015
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Anna
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9/3/2015
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Mary
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9/4/2015
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Svetlana
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9/5/2015
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Debbie
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9/6/2015
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Holly
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9/7/2015
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Carla
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9/8/2015
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Faith
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9/9/2015
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Vanessa
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9/10/2015
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Anna
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9/11/2015
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Krista
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9/12/2015
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Erin
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9/13/2015
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Lee
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9/14/2015
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Alex
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9/15/2015
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Cheryl
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9/16/2015
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Penny
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9/17/2015
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Amy
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9/18/2015
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Debbie
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9/19/2015
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Anne
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9/20/2015
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Melissa Corry
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9/21/2015
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Amber
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9/22/2015
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Nettie
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9/23/2015
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Adrianne
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http://www.littlebluebell.com/ (you are here!) : )
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9/24/2015
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Cindy
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9/25/2015
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Amy
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9/26/2015
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Chase
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9/27/2015
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Rene
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9/28/2015
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Erin
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9/29/2015
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Nicole
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9/30/2015
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Teri
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http://blog.connectingthreads.
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GIVEAWAY
UPDATE: The winner is GranChris! Congratulations!!
I just found your blog and love it! That's a sweet little pin cushion too.
ReplyDeleteI love to make pincushions to collect or give as gifts. The one you made is so cute!
ReplyDeleteThat's a darling pincushion. I really love the use of the linen with those colors. Thanks for the chance to win some of this fun fabric.
ReplyDeleteOh, that looks so hard to do, But I love the fluttery blades of the plate. And the linen center sets it off. Fine!
ReplyDeleteThis is very sweet, and the linen looks great with this fabric collection.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great little pincushion. Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteSweet Dresden pincushion. I am loving the hop.
ReplyDeleteYour pincushion looks like it was complicated to put together, but then, I've never done the Dresden pattern. Like the small points of color. Thanks for the chance to win these beautiful fabrics!
ReplyDeleteLove all the pincushions, thanks for the chance!
ReplyDeleteI appreciate how you've engineered a large, seamless plate in the center of your Dresden to make pin insertion easy. Pretty and functional together!
ReplyDeleteCute pinchushion! Love the colors you chose!
ReplyDeleteYour pincushion turned out awesome! I love the mini Dresden plate mixed with linen.
ReplyDeleteSuper cute!
ReplyDeleteLinen and Dresdens are a perfect combination!
ReplyDeleteAdorable-love the Dresden idea!
ReplyDeleteGreat pincushion!
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness, what could be more adorable than a teeny tiny dresden?!? Love it!
ReplyDeleteEvery pincushion has been so different. I love the Dresden. I can't believe how wee the pieces are. It's wonderful.
ReplyDeleteI admire your patience. I would have trouble cutting out and sewing all of those little blades, but your pin cushion is just beautiful. Thanks!
ReplyDeletePlease click on the delaineelliott above for my email link.
What a beautiful pin cushion! I wish I had time to make each of the little pincushions I've seen on this hop. sarah@forrussia.org
ReplyDeletesuch a cute pin cushion! little is always cuter, righter?
ReplyDeleteIt's adorable, Adrienne! I love the color scheme you've chosen and those tiny pieces are so darn cute! Thank you so much for being a part of the pincushion party!
ReplyDeleteSo adorable! Loving all these pincushions!
ReplyDeleteWhat cheery colors! I have some ideas for these, inspired by your textures and choices.
ReplyDeleteThis is the cutest!! I love dresdens.
ReplyDeleteLove the orange and blue with the linen...great idea for pin cushion / sachet option...makes a versatile gift! buffyh_6 (AT) yahoo (DOT) com
ReplyDeletereally cute!
ReplyDeleteWhat an adorable pincushion. I love the Dresden idea!
ReplyDeleteCute pincushion, reminds me of a sunflower. 24Tangent@gmail.com
ReplyDeleteHello from a fellow newish-quilter+mom in NoCal! I'm happy to have been introduced to your blog. Your pincushion is lovely- I especially like the added texture! shop123(@)elenabattles(dot)com
ReplyDeleteLove the teeny weeny dresdens!
ReplyDeleteSew cute, thanks for sharing. dawnm1993(at)gmail(dot)com
ReplyDeletethat is so cute
ReplyDeleteReally cute!
ReplyDeleteVery cute pincushion! I love it!
ReplyDeleteLove the way you used dresdens in your pincushion.
ReplyDeleteLove this, it is very sweet.
ReplyDeleteIain.ross30 at gmail dot com
Very cute. I am thinking I need to shop for some linen.
ReplyDeleteWow. Those mini dresden blades are amazing! Very cute pincushion!
ReplyDeleteLove this, colors are great!
ReplyDeleteThe addition of the linen makes the colors pop so nicely! Great design.
ReplyDeleteI love this project!
ReplyDeleteVery cute, I love the dresdan blades.
ReplyDeleteVery cute. I like the idea of adding lavender oil.
ReplyDeleteSo cute, Adrianne. Great way to use up little bits of fabric.
ReplyDeleteA happy little pincushion! Love it - and the new fabric, I can see me adding lots of those prints to my stash!
ReplyDeleteOooh, I really like the idea of adding essential oils to a pin cushion! You are a genius! The teeny tiny Dresden plate is so lovely and makes such a cute top to the cushion. Great job!
ReplyDeleteReally cute! I love it!!
ReplyDeleteAdrianne, Its so nice to learn of your blog and meet you that a way...how cute...the bunting:) Love the linen backing and you made your pinnie in my favorite colors...oranges, teal/turquoise. Learning to love grey too!
ReplyDeleteTHank you for sharing.
What a cooool Pin Cushion!! Great job on lil Dresden petals! I looove Dresdens's
ReplyDeleteAwesome pin cushion!
ReplyDeleteDresden and linen,wow what a cute combo. Thanks for the giveaway!
ReplyDeleteDmac5958ataoldotcom
Super cute pincushion
ReplyDeleteFun little Dresden petals :-)
ReplyDeleteYour pin cushion is so sweet - that's got to be the smallest Dresden Plate ever!
ReplyDeletektsquiltdreams (at)gmail (dot)com
I love the color combination your choose, and mini dresden pattern is enchanting!
ReplyDeleteA gorgeous combination of a dresden plate and linen!
ReplyDeleteHow beautiful! Such wonderful work on those tiny pieces. Love your idea of adding lavender to the pin cushion stuffing. Great idea!
ReplyDeleteVery cute, I like it.
ReplyDeletenice pincushion. Am going to try and make one.
ReplyDeleteCute pincushion. I love Connecting Threads. Thanks for the great giveaway.
ReplyDeleteLove your dresden plate pincushion. I'm partial to that design, and yours really pops.
ReplyDeleteCute pincushion. Thanks for the giveaway.
ReplyDeleteWhat tiny dresden pieces - very clever. I am a big Connecting Threads fan so am excited to see this fabric line in their line-up.
ReplyDeleteSuch a cute pincushion. Love the little dresden petals. Thanks for being part of this blog hop!
ReplyDeleteIt has been so fun seeing all of the creativity. Your pincushion is great, I want to get to my sewing machine and make pincushions. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteI like how you used the linen with the neighbours fabrics. I like using crushed walnut shells in my pin cushions. I, allergic to lavender oil so I stay away from it. You can get crushed walnut shells at a pet supply store.
ReplyDeleteYour pincushion is so adorable! Love these colors.
ReplyDeleteI also used crushed walnut shells in my pincushions. I love the weight that they give a pincushion.
Susie
Such a cute pincushion !! love the fabric line!
ReplyDeleteLove the little dresdens!
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness! This one is so cute! LOVE the little plates!
ReplyDeleteYour pincushion is great, and I love seeing all the different ones on this hop. I suggest added dried lavender buds to your stuffing rather than the oil. All you need to do is squish the pincushion a bit and the scent will be wonderful!
ReplyDeleteLovely pincushion. I have several but always wanting to make more. Dresden's are a favorite. What size pieces did you use? Karen kthurn(at)bektel(dot)com
ReplyDeleteTiny and adorable!
ReplyDeleteTiny and adorable!
ReplyDeleteSuch a cute pincushion! Thanks and God bless! ILuvTheEucharist @ aol.com
ReplyDeleteLike your pincushion idea. I love doing quick projects.
ReplyDeleteI love the way the linen plays with the colors of the fabric. And adding some lavender would be lovely!
ReplyDeletedetermineddebby at gmail dot com
All of these pincushions are so fun!
ReplyDeleteI love linen! what a great idea and cute pincushion you created
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