Showing posts with label Priscilla's Pocket. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Priscilla's Pocket. Show all posts

Wednesday, June 18, 2014

Priscilla's Pocket

Some recent releases from Bunnie and Apryl-


CEJ 1836 was worked on Vintage 36 c Lentil.


Flowers for Thee was worked on Vintage 36 c Lentil.


Spacious Skies was worked on Vintage 36 c Fawn.


Where Liberty Dwells was worked on Vintage 36 c Meadow Rue.

Their website can be found here.

Thank you Bunny and Apryl.


Thursday, September 01, 2011

Priscilla's Pocket- Hornbook Edition

The following are hornbooks from Bunny and Apryl. All would work as framed pieces too.


From Every Mountainside was worked on Vintage 40 c Sea Storm.


Sweet Liberty was worked on Vintage 40 c Fawn.


Primer Hornbook was worked on Vintage 40 c Meadow Rue. The first printing of the chart doesn't say vintage but we have confirmed that is what was used.

You can see other designs by Bunny and Apryl here.

Their blog can be found here.

Thank you Bunny and Apryl!




Wednesday, August 17, 2011

Priscilla's Pocket- Part II

Two more releases from Bunny and Apryl (another post to come)-


Burgoyne Surrounded was worked Vintage 40 c Basketweave. This color has been discontinued and the suggested substitute is Vintage Pecan Butter.


SW Quaker Sampler was worked on Vintage 32 c Fawn.

They have also included a chart for a pincushion with the finishing instructions.


The pincushion was worked on Vintage 36 c Pearled Barley.

You can see other designs by Bunny and Apryl here.

Their blog can be found here.

Thank you Bunny and Apryl!


Sunday, August 14, 2011

Priscilla's Pocket- new releases

Three releases from Bunny and Apryl (there are more that we'll show in a later post)-




Colonial Welcome Flower & Fob were worked on Vintage 40 c Sand Dune.


Liberty was worked on Vintage 40 c Sand Dune.


Margaret S. Beggs was worked on Vintage 36 c Meadow Rue.

You can see other designs by Bunny and Apryl here. Be sure to check out their lovely frames as well.

Their blog can be found here.

Our thanks to Bunny and Apryl!