Keep reading for giveaways!
Firstly I made The Skinny:
I used 3 fat quarters that I absolutely love but had no specific plans for. One was from the stale stash swap with the fabulous Danny and the other two are Swallow Skies in Storm and Little Bits in Honey from 'The Birds and The Bees' by Tula Pink.
the preggy belly shot! |
The pattern is so well written and it took hardly any time at all so I went straight on to The Hood:
I am so super happy with both of my scarves and they really make me smile when I wear them! I can not recommend this pattern enough, I absolutely give it 5 stars! A beginner could easily make these scarves and an accomplished sewer would find so many great options with it... I'm totally thinking some embroidery would make a nice addition too! You don't even need a sewing machine if you wanted to hand sew them. I used a machine for all the seams except the final closing, which I hand sewed using a ladder stitch.
Thank you so much for letting me test the pattern Rebecca! My wardrobe thanks you too - they add a great pop of colour :)
Here's some outtakes:
I will totally be making more of these and they will be great to give as Christmas presents.
Someone is going to be very lucky because Rebecca is giving away one of her patterns... head on over to Making Rebecca Lynne and enter to win! You can also get details of how to buy the pattern.
Please show her some love and support her amazing creativity.
And then don't forget to enter my Kona giveaway to win 4 fat quarters of Kona solids and a Kona colour card - kindly sponsored by Fluffy Sheep Quilting and open to everyone!
Linking up:

at Quiet Play this week
and Finish it up Friday at Crazy Mom Quilts
Dude I love the gangsta look! Ha! You killah. ;)
ReplyDeleteThank goodness that 'kid' didn't see the mean gangsta! ha ha! Very funny out takes...and a great scarf!
ReplyDeletelove the photos! You had me giggling!
ReplyDeleteLook at you Miss Gorgeous - love the cheek face sneaking in and the Hood is my fav!
ReplyDeleteLove your scarf and the pictures with captions! I made a tonne of voile/flannel infinity scarves for pressies last Christmas. But might have a go at making one with more than two fabrics.
ReplyDeletelove the gangsta, I've been seeing these around blogland might have a go for pressies ;o)
ReplyDeleteYou and your scarves are just totally whack man! (Or is that 'wak'? I'm not gansta enough to know). Either way just gorgeous :)
ReplyDeletegreat pics of the momtobe...gangsta my fav
ReplyDeleteYou're looking fabulous - your bump is adorable! And great job on those beautiful scarves! :)
ReplyDeleteYou rock the gangsta look. :) The infinity scarf looks lovely. Gonna have to try me one of those!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful scarves and love the out-takes. Di x
ReplyDeleteLooking lovely my dear! And the scarves are nice too. :)
ReplyDeleteI love the scarves! I should probably make one for Sewing Summit, since I haven't made anything else....
ReplyDeleteAlso...Your baby bump is awesome :-)
Love the scarves, your so-cute baby bump, the gangsta look and your little photo bomber son! And I thought my 2 were the only ones who tried to crash my party when I had pics taken of me modeling something...
ReplyDeleteLove the Gangsta look ;_0
ReplyDeleteGreat photos!! Oh, and the scarves are great, too!
ReplyDeleteLucy, you are so cute! I am always having to push kids out of my pictures, too. Except i'm usually taking pictures of fabric, not myself!
ReplyDeleteLovely scarves and your outtakes are great:-)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful scarves and lovely photos - you look great in all of them! )
ReplyDeleteLovely scarves! Wow!
ReplyDeleteha ha, love the outtakes, especially with a cheeky someone trying to sneak in the pic! Love the scarves
ReplyDeleteThey both look fab, and especially like the out-takes ;o)
ReplyDeleteLove the outtakes! The leopard print scarf is the bestest :D
ReplyDeleteyou've made me smile with your photo shoot! And love that pregnant belly! You're adorable!
ReplyDeleteLovely scarves, they really show off that belly in all it's pregnant glory!
ReplyDeleteThe scarves are lovely. I like them all !
ReplyDeleteI love that leopard print scarf so much!
ReplyDeleteGet you, pretty scarf lady xxx
ReplyDeleteGorgeous scarves, Lucy!
ReplyDeleteHad a chuckle over your outtake photos...funny how little ones like to be in photos until a certain age. He looks like a charmer. ;o)
Loving the outtakes! Hahaha @ gangster! :) The scarves are gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteLove the belly shot! I should get dressed in more than just work clothes and take one myself~
ReplyDeletethe scarves are lovely, looks like the pattern is a lot of fun.
Beautiful scarves! My daughter would love some of those. Oh, and I really enjoyed the outtakes, too. LoL
ReplyDeleteGreat scarves! Loving the photos - particularly the outtakes hehe!!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous scarfes and great photo's - you are positively blooming!!
ReplyDeleteHi Lucy, love your work!
ReplyDeleteThanks for being a part of Blogtoberfest, hosted by Cathy aka {tinniegirl} last year. Thought you might be interested to know that we're running it again in 2012. You can find all the info at: http://isawyoudancing.blogspot.com.au/p/blogtoberfest-2012.html
And we're kicking off this Monday! Would love to see you there.
Kat xxx
Wonderful photos! These scarves would make great presents :)
ReplyDeleteAbsolute ditto what Janine said.
ReplyDeleteLooking good lady! Scarves aren't bad either ;-)
ReplyDeleteLove the scarves. Bump is looking great!
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