End of Summer PDF Sale

Happy Labor Day weekend (almost)!

It's here, my annual PDF sale, this happens every Labor Day and that is the only time I ever mark the patterns so low. You can shop at the Jennifer Jangles Shop or the Jangles Etsy Shop.

Here are a few of the patterns being offered...

PDF Sewing Traveler

Jennifer Jangles Sewing Traveler has two sizes of books. The larger book is a sewing organizer with two pockets and felt pages for storing needles as well as a strap for keeping your embroidery scissors safe. The second needle book is a smaller book great for tucking in your bag when your sewing on the go. This book has felt pages for keeping your needles.

PDF Daisy Pin Cushions Sewing Pattern

Two different styles of pin cushions will brighten your sewing room any day of the year. As a bonus you get full instructions to make these fun standing flowers. A great gift for teachers, kids, or anyone who needs some cheer!

Quincy and Maggie Bear Softie Sewing Pattern 

Sew up a couple of cute bears in no time. This is a great beginner project. Instructions and full size pieces are included in the pattern to Quincy and Maggie Bear.

Happy Birthday Cake Pin Cushion

Happy Birthday Cake Pin Cushion make a great gift for a sewer or a quilter. It can also be a toy for a child who loves to play chef. Instructions and full size pieces are included in the pattern to make a Happy Birthday Pin Cushion.

PDF Sew Happy Sewing Machine Softie Toy Sewing Pattern

Stuffed Sewing Machine Toy makes a great gift for a child or a fun addition to your sewing room.

Sew Happy Pin Cushion Pattern
A smaller version of my Sew Happy Sewing Machine is here! This smaller machine makes a great pin cushion.

PDF Little Ditties Bags Sewing Pattern 


Make four different character drawstring bags, a crab, a turtle, a toad stool, or a cupcake. Bags are approximately 6" in height. They are drawstring bags that can hold jewelry, supplies, or gifts.

PDF Okey Dokey Owl 

Kids of all ages think Okey Dokey Owl is Okey Dokey. He stands 12" tall when finished.

PDF Little Love Bunny Sewing Pattern

Little Love Bunny wears his appliqué heart on his tummy, showing everyone how much he cares. Easy to sew and a great beginner project. Little Love Bunny is 9" tall including his ears.

PDF Class-Y Storage Sewing Pattern

Carry your bag to class and, when you arrive, unzip and roll down the top for a handy standing organizer. There is even a label holder on the front. Instructions and full size pieces are included in the pattern to make a Class-Y Storage Bag.

Have a great day,

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Fabric Flower Roundup

DIY flowers are a versatile project that can be used for everything from baby mobiles to trim detail on your favorite clothing. Here are some creative ideas for making your own fabric flowers.


1. Rick Rack Fabric Flowers

Ric Rac comes in a variety of widths and colors and is readily available in your favorite fabric or craft store. Stock up on your favorites and create your own Ric Rac bouquet.

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2. Felt Rose Baby Mobile

Can you picture this delicate mobile over a little girl's baby bed or crib? It's such a feminine touch to traditional mobiles. You can even use it as decoration in other rooms. 

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3.  Fabric Peony Flowers

Thinking about springtime, weddings and pretty things? This DIY Peonies video is a perfect match. Make your own peonies for your next special occasion.

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4.  Felt Succulent Broach

Broaches are a fun way to add a touch of whimsy to your outfit. This felt brooch is super easy to make and a fun addition to any wardrobe.

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5.  Summer Flower

Aren't these cute? This little versatile flowers can be used on so many things. You're only limited by your imagination.

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6.  Round Petal Kanzashi Flower

The shape of these lovely fabric flowers reminds me of centerpiece floating flowers. Make your own beautiful centerpiece with this simple tutorial.

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7.  Whimsical Flower Pins

I love whimsy and these flower pins are one of my favorite projects. They are fun, easy to make and can be combined into so many different combinations.

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8.  DIY Pom Poms

Mix and match your favorite colors to create your own unique room decor with these fun flower pom poms.

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9.  Felt Flowers

Felt is a great material to work with, especially when you're looking for material that comes in lots of colors and holds its shape. Add interesting texture to your next project with these fun flowers.

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10.  Flower Pins 

The holidays will be here before you know it. Combine your favorite fabrics to create a one-of-a-kind pin for your holiday wardrobe.

Cover Me Round Up

Quilts, blankets, covers, and spreads come in all shapes, textures, sizes, and colors. One of my favorite projects, these versatile coverings are not just for keeping us warm. They are great as wall decor, play mats, picnic "tablecloths" and more. Below you'll find an array of beautiful covers from the informal and practical to stylish home decor.

1.  The Blanket Carrier

On the go? Take your favorite blanket with you with this fun blanket carrier.

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2. Triangle Quilt

New to quilting and looking for an easy starter project? Try this triangle quilt. It's easy to make and beginner friendly. 

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3. Picnic Blanket

Who says a picnic blanket has to be boring? Add punch to your outdoor blanket with this fun tutorial featuring Bugapalooza fabric. 

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4. Fitted Sheet

Grab your favorite fabric and create your own fitted sheet with this step-by-step tutorial.

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5. Mini Scrap Quilt Wall Art

Walls need covers, too! Add a pop of color to your walls with this mini scrap quilt. 

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6. Duvet Cover

Ahh, warm and cozy duvet covers add an extra layer of comfort. This simple tutorial makes creating one a breeze. 

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7. Table Cover

Special occasion? Cover your table with this double layer tablecloth for an extra touch of feminity. 

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8. Baby Rag Quilt

Baby quilts are the best.  This baby rag quilt is especially adorable—perfect for your little one or as a baby gift. 

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9.  Sofa Cover

Slipcovers are great for changing the look of a room. Create one in your favorite fabric with this DIY Slipcover tutorial. 

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10.  Sewing Machine Cover

Last but not least is the sewing cover. We spend so much time with our beloved machines that covering them beautifully is only natural. Add a bit of flair with decorative stitches to create a one-of-a-kind design. 

Little Llama Softies made by You

Wanda's Llama named Edna

Hello friends! I wanted to share some of the fun llama's that were sewn up during the Little Llama Softie sew a long. I love all of their personalties, take a look at them and I think you'll agree. 

Pam's Llama

If you're thinking what sew a long are you talking about Jennifer? We did a sew a long with the Little Llama Softie Pattern. You can find a blog post here that will get you going sewing along and making your own llama softie. 

More of Pam's llamas

The sewing pattern can be found here. It's an easy pattern that can be sewn up in an afternoon, it's great for beginners. 

Caroline's Llama

Ellyn's Llama

Bonnie's Llama

Delores' Llama

Heidi's Llama

Send me a picture of your finished llama, I would love to post it here.

And the winners have been notified for the giveaway that was running. Heidi and Dolores were the winners of the two 50.00 gift certificates.

Have a great day,
Jennifer

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The Quilted Tree Skirt class taught be Caroline Fairbanks-Critchfield

Hi friends! My friend Caroline at Sew Can he has a new class at Craftsy. It's called The Quilted Tree Skirt. I wanted to share it with you because I think it is so darn cute. It's a Christmas tree skirt made with strip piecing so it goes together fast. It's so fast to put together that Craftsy is calling this a mini class so it's only 9.99. Pretty good right?

Here is the tree skirt sewn up in brights, I love those colors.

Here's a link to the class,  if you're interested you can watch a preview of it, Caroline is a great teacher. And right now the class is 50% off. No coupons necessary.

I will admit, as I write this, I am blown away that it's already that time of the year to start sewing for the holidays. They are right around the corner. 

Have a great day,

Jennifer

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