::New in The Studio::

Say hello to the oldest Tooth Fairy Pillow

in the universe.

Our mom, being the sentimental keeper of all

things in our childhood, brought this to my oldest

when her teeth started to fall out.

As cute as it is...

we were in need of a little update.

I mean... it's more than 30 years old.

This little gingham cutie is gonna be retired to

a knick knack shelf in the girls' room.

Plus, my niece (Flannery's daughter) is getting to the age

when her teeth are gonna start falling out so she needs one too.

Complete with pom pom fringe, of course.

And a little embroidery to make it extra handmade.

Even though my precious little nephew (Molly's son)

is years away from losing teeth~

in fact, he's still doesn't have them all!

well, he needs one too.

How ca-ute is that baseball fabric?!

Mad for Plaid

some Christmas dresses

and a pink one too!

Here are some new number shirts too.

See one you like? Send us a message to order one.

We're hoping to get these listed in the shop soon.

up close

doesn't get much sweeter than these.

and for boys...

there's that baseball fabric again!

blue+red+green=classic style!

with construction signs

another girls shirt

a close up.

love, love, love the turquoise and red

Hope you all had a great weekend!

More Silhouetting-This time for a verrrry special goddaughter.

Dear Maeve,

We love you.

You are sweet.

You are tough.

You are fun.

But. you. are. trouble.

Mary Larkin and I decided you needed a cute shirt. And instead of a four shirt for your approaching birthday, we thought we'd celebrate your spunkiness. (Is that a word?)

We used black heat transfer from Silhouette.

(and by 'we' I mean 'me' of course)

Then we modeled a bit so that we could show the blogging world how cute it turned out.

Mom, can I touch it?  Does it really stick?

Oh, Mary Larkin, it sticks so well that the inside of the e that I weeded out (official Silhouette phrase, trust) got stuck on the underside of the shirt during the ironing process.

But Maeve will never notice because all she'll see is a CE-YOOT fun new shirt celebrating her.  WE LOVE YOU MAEVE!

Red, White, Blue Star Applique

I saw this fabric in my stash and HAD to try it.  Cute, non? 

But here's my dilemma.  Photographing this girl.  I had grand dreams of her smelling my neighbor's lilacs, but alas it was the best I could do just getting a head on shot of the shirt and applique.

I did a zig zag around the one and a straight stitch around the star.  I thought the star would be cute with some fraying after washing.  

Not enough sun on her face?  Maybe.  Still, like I said, it's head on.

Cuz this is what was happening the bulk of our lil photo shoot.

And while she gave me photography heartburn, the girls and their friend Jane enjoyed popsicles.  Ahhh...summer.

Super cute applique, right?!  If you are lucky, maybe we'll share the pattern.  ;)

OH and by the way, stay tuned.  I'm taking a digital photography class for the month of June.  I may let you in on all my new tricks of the trade!

New In The Studio: SPRING!

I don't know about you guys, but the Three Sisterz are really looking forward to SPRING! Call it what you want - Snowmageddon, Snowpocalypse, Snownami, Snowtastic, we are ready for it to be OVER!

Here are some of the spring goodies that we've been working on...

We love love love doing custom orders for number and letter tees & onesies, so contact us and we can talk!

**P.S. Have you entered our most recent giveaway by The Stationery Sisters!?! 

:: FREE Pattern :: Shamrock Appliques

Remember our pieced heart applique tutorial?

Well top 'o the mornin' to ya cause we're doing pieced shamrocks now!  

But with a twist.  We wanted to add a girly touch, some sweet greens with pink. 

Our girls need some pink.

Following the same rules as the original tutorial, we pieced these fabrics together, ironed the heat n bond LITE on.  Then we made a shamrock stencil and traced it on to the heat 'n bond and cut.  Thing is, it's so hard to find shapes that you like for appliques.  

Do you agree?  Here is our shape that we use for our SHAMROCKS (pdf).  

Cute, no?

Looks cute on white or pink!

And for the more traditional set, we're playing around with different greens.

Love this bright polka dot!

This one reminds me of the seventies but in a fun, funky way!

Happy St. Patty's Day y'all!  

Oh and if you don't have the energy time to DIY, these are for sale in our Etsy shop along with some sweet shamrock shirts!

p.p.s.--Don't forget to enter our Stationery Sisters GIVEAWAY.  Don't miss out on the fun!!

M is for Maeve and Baby Shower