A week in to my Tallinn Fabrics Blog Tour and I am just stunned and giddy over what everyone has created so far. LOOK!

The tour kicked off with Mister Domestic, who created this awesome lil’ outfit for his daughter. THAT PUFFER JACKET. Why is it not sized for me?? I would so wear that. I need to up my skills so I can tackle a project like that. Amazing. 

Next up was Katie from Simple Life Pattern Company. This adorable dress and romper actually hung in my Quilt Market booth back in October, but I hadn’t seen these photos yet of Katie’s adorable daughters in them. THE CUTEST, right?

Oh, the things I could dress a daughter in if I had one…!

This amazing Kantha-style bag made by Sharon Holland (a fellow Art Gallery Fabrics designer) was next up on the tour:

Why is that bag not mine?? I’m sensing a trend here. On my next blog tour I guess I’ll just have to ask people to make things and send them to me so I can keep them for myself. Ha. ;)

Eleri of The Sew and Tell Project made this gorgeous quilt for the tour’s next stop, and I just love how she placed all the different fabrics and made my Village Adventure print the star of the show in the center there. She’s got a couple of lucky daughters who are getting this in their new bedroom, I think!

Paola of Love of Fabrics was next on the tour, and this pillow that she made is unreal:

I recently learned that sewing in a circle is not easy. How did she make this so perfect? And that horse in the middle…. gah! I’m in love.

And speaking of beautiful pillows:

This one was made by fellow Art Gallery Fabrics designer Maureen Cracknell. It’s a Friendship Braid design and has this signature Maureen quality to it that just blows me away. What a beauty.

Here’s the full tour schedule again so you an continue to follow along: