Battle of the Stitches Round 5 Reveal #8

Design #8

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Bursting Spring Wings
As the brutal cold of winter lets go, gravitation to warmth, with bright vivid color begins to influence our thoughts.  This design captures elements on trend as well as the retro mementos we can all relate to.  Asymmetric lines, drop shoulders, open airy construction all call out to the young in us while the worsted weight cotton yarn offers weight to hold some of the remaining cold at bay.  As the season progresses, the cotton fiber will offer a wicking away quality making this the perfect pop for wear after a day at the beach or poolside.  Add this layer to your wardrobe and Burst into Spring.

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Battle of the Stitches Round 5 Reveal #7

Design #7

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This picture frame “on the wings of spring” blanket finished size is
for a baby/toddler blanket, lapghan, or wall hanging.  The Moorish Motif is used throughout to create a bright & cheery spring picture.  The border is done to resemble that of picture frame.  Motifs are stacked to create beautiful blossoms.  Small motifs are used to create delicate butterflies, and a mixture of large, medium, and small motifs are used to create leaves in the trees. 

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Battle of the Stitches Round 5 Reveal #6

Design #6

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She will feel like she is in her own personal garden every minute she is wearing this poncho.  Created making 18 motif squares in bright spring colors that will remind her of flowers even on the rainiest days.  With a little butterfly pin that can be placed anywhere on the poncho, or leave the butterfly off.  She will feel like she has wings like the butterflies playing in her poncho.

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Battle of the Stitches Round 5 Reveal #5

Design #5

What the Designer said:

Spread your wings with this boho looking trio.  Make the belt separate or part of the vest.  Bring the look together with a simple hair tie.  This set is very versatile.  Wear it with anything from a skirt to jeans and shorts.

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Battle of the Stitches Round 5 Reveal #4

Design #4

What the Designer had to say:

This beautiful Butterfly Garden Baby Play Mat is just what you'll need for the sweet little girl in your life! The butterfly mobile offers a lovely arrangement of soft toys for your baby to look at and bat around while she lies comfortably on a flower play mat made of miniature flowers.  If you have a special little man in your life, a bumble bee version is also included so that you can make one of these adorable creations for a little boy as well.

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Battle of the Stitches Round 5 Reveal #3

Design #3

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Cute little accent skirt.  It can be worn over another skirt or lined to be worn on it's own.  Very easy to work up.  Make it in on color or combine a few.  Either way, it is sure to be one of your favorite pieces to jazz up your day.

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Battle of the Stitches Round 5 Reveal #2

Design #2

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Wings of Spring Toddler Empire Dress and Headband Set

“There are only two lasting bequests we can hope to give our children.

One of these is roots; the other, wings.” – Hodding Carter

This intricate dress pattern is easily followed and utilizes a multitude of techniques using Baby Bee Sweet Delight yarn. The final masterpiece is elegant enough for the church pew but also light and airy enough for Easter egg hunting in the spring sunshine. The matching headband completes the set and helps to bring together the motif flower embellishing both pieces.

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