My customer was kind enough to send me a photo of the two sister rugs in their new digs. This is the master bathroom; the little sis is on the left in front of the commode, and the big sis goes the length of the double sink vanity. I'm pretty pleased with the way I was able to make the two rugs match without being exactly the same.
Atop each napkin are handmade Indian headdresses for the ladies and turkey "gobblers" for the men.
Persimmons, clementines, and heirloom tomatoes make up the main centerpiece.
The secondary centerpieces were created with layers of beans, popcorn, split peas and chili peppers. The china was inherited from grandma, and the amber glasses were collected from local thrift stores.
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With so much thought going into each and every detail, I have no doubt that the party was a smashing success. Thank you so much, Ashley, for sharing the new jetsetting life of these napkins!
Check out the talent that comes from my neighboring state. This photo was sent in by a lovely customer who showcased some super 70s prints from her sosovintage flower power and brights charm packs in this fab creation. Now that is MY kind of quilt!
How precious is this baby quilt? It was made by a customer's mother and grandmother, and features several different fabrics from sosovintage! I recognize the material in the sun, sky, pink bird, tulips, and tree base. Thank you for sharing, Becky! You and your baby are so lucky to have such a crafty and talented family :)
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