Beautifully Sewn By Prairie Rose Sewing

A very happy Wednesday to you, friends!
How are you on this lovely day of September?

Today I have some delightful goodies to show you
that were handmade by my dear friend Sarah.




Sarah has her own Etsy shop
 where she sells modest clothing, 
handmade items such as quilts and wooden toys,
and vintage delights like tea cups and beautiful china.
I mentioned to Sarah that I had a pattern for a skirt
that I would never get around to making
so I asked if she would be interested in sewing one. . .or three for me.
She graciously said yes - what a dear!
I picked out the fabric,
took my measurements,
and sent everything her way.




This sweet floral print is perfect for summer.




Next up is this darling sunflower print
that shouts out autumn.




And the third skirt has lovely little dandelion puffs all over it.
I must confess that I am in love with this one.




A year ago Sarah made me a beautiful dress
which you can find HERE.
Sarah does beautiful work and you can tell she puts a lot of love and care
into her handmade creations.
She is happy to custom make items for her customers
and she would welcome an order from you.
You can visit her shop by clicking on the link below:
She also has a Facebook page which you can find HERE.

Sarah has kindly offered my friends and readers a discount.
Simply use the coupon code FRIENDS15
for 15% off your order.
Sarah also offers free shipping for USA residents.




And while we're on the subject of friends
I am very excited to share with you a new blog
that my friend Chas recently started called
Chas and I met through the tea cup and mug exchange
and then we, along with her daughter, had the pleasure of meeting over tea 
since we live only a few hours away from one another.
Chas is a very talented lady
and her blog is filled with wonderful tips and creations.
I encourage you to stop by for a little visit.




Today is the last day for you to enjoy 20% off you order
Get ahead on your Christmas shopping, sweet friends!

And may I remind you that next Wednesday
registration for the 11th Tea Cup and Mug Exchange will officially begin.
You can click HERE to read about this lovely event.




Hugs and love to you, friends!

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