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Monday, January 29, 2018

Published Sew Somerset Winter 2018 Issue

Back in November 2017, 
I was swamped creating inventory for the Holiday Markets.

In the midst of all that,
I received the Winter 2018 issue of Sew Somerset
Published by Stampington & Co.

I was so happy to have my mason jar tea towel published!
I love creating using the sewing illustration technique.
I am grateful Sew Somerset continues to publish my work.

Late November, I posted about this on
Isa Creations Vintage on Instagram and Facebook.

It’s only now( months later) that I share this on my blog.
Continue to struggle to blog as often as I should; 
Especially since I have created many new items all these past months.

So here it is!!!







Wednesday, November 30, 2016

Published in the Winter Issue of Sew Somerset!

I am beyond grateful and thrilled my work has been published again by Sew Somerset, published by Stampington & Co.

The issue is available December 1, 2016.

I received a copy of this issue a day before Sugar Plum Bazaar. It is only now I have had time to post about it ( I did share the news last week on Instagram).

Super busy last few weeks getting ready for Sugar Plum Bazaar and Horseshoe Market. I did enjoy taking the week of Thankgiving to just be with my family (no new inventory created) and enjoy the holiday.

I am also back at work at my other job- substitute teaching.

I have more new items to get ready for A Paris Street Christmas Market but feel I can work both jobs now.

So happy to share two separate articles of my work has been published in the Winter issue of Sew Somerset. Here it is:)

This past year I have fallen in love with sewing illustration techniques and applying them to various items like tea towels, drink coasters, pillows, pendants, keychains and other items.
Creating a collection of vintage inspired campers continues to be a favorite of mine.
 
 
This is the second article. Mini embroidery hoops with vintage embroiderywhere I added a sewing illustration with black thread.