Today kicks off a blog book tour for my my new book Sew Wild- YIPEEE!!! And first stop is over at Sew Mama Sew today where I am sharing a creative and SUPER easy tutorial inspired by my book- for this free motion fish mobile that I made for the baby's room.
The mobile was actually inspired by a large whimsical ocean painting I have been working on for the last few months- I keep changing and tweaking it to get the colors right for the room (blues, greens and turquoise- no pink for our little girl!)
And I knew I just had to create a mobile made to compliment the painting.
Made from scraps of fabric and paper this project so easy to put your own twist on!
Head over to Sew Mama Sew for the complete tutorial and a chance to win a copy of Sew Wild!
And stay tuned for updates on the blog book tour :)
Love it!!
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ReplyDeleteThis baby corner looks absolutely wonderful Alisa!!! All the best to you!
ReplyDeleteI love the mobile! What a pretty and colorful room. Luv
ReplyDeleteall the best wishes as you prepare for your little girl. the painting is so vibrant and full of life.
ReplyDeleteHave fun on your book tour! I really love the fish mobile.
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cortnie
Sew Wild arrived in my mailbox in France yesterday. I haven't had a chance to go through it yet except very rapidly and I can't wait to have time to sit and enjoy it!!!
ReplyDeletethank you for the turorial!!
Beautiful painting and sweet mobile.
ReplyDeleteIt's absolutely gorgeous and I would love to restart getting babies to create a baby room like yours if only I'm already 55 :)...patience for grandchildren to come!
ReplyDeleteanja (dutch)from france
Wonderful painting. I like it.
ReplyDeleteamazing !
ReplyDeletethis is truly amazing! :D ur so talented .. knock on wood :)
ReplyDeletecan't wait to take one of ur classes!
wonderful Alisa!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful!
ReplyDeletejust awesome!! :) whoohooooo!!! baby's a-comin!! xo
ReplyDeleteThat is so cool!
ReplyDeleteSimplement adorable...
ReplyDeletegros bisous
quelle chance elle a cette petite fille d'avoir une maman aussi talentueuse......
ReplyDeletei'm so loving this!!
ReplyDeletei want to make one for the bathroom.
I linked to your tutorial on my blog - thanks for sharing!
best wishes for you and your baby, doro K.
How beautiful! I shall certainly go and look at the tutorial although I'm not much of a sewer :(
ReplyDeleteBeautiful picture for you baby's room.
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i really love the baby mobile. so no pinks huh. funny i look in my girls closets and all i see is pink.
ReplyDeleteoh, this looks great! I like it very much. Sending you some sunny greetings from germany, geisslein
ReplyDeleteSo cute...you're gonna be a great mama:)
ReplyDeleteLove your painting and mobile - we did our daughter's room in turquoise and white, with lots of colorful accents so the pink things we received blended in and didn't overwhelm. Of course my MIL was worried that we were going to "confuse" her...???!!!...but she still seems to have a pretty good idea of who she is ;-) can't wait to see your beautiful girl!
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ReplyDeleteAwesome! I just may have to try something similar for my little one!
ReplyDeleteGosh I love the painting and I love the mobile. (My son's name is Fisher so I have a soft spot for fishy's anyway.) The fishes are just fabulous! Your daughter is going to love growing up in such a creative and beautiful household!
ReplyDeleteI love your fish mobile! What a beautiful project, and a great way to welcome your baby daughter into your (artful) world!
ReplyDeleteAdorable!
ReplyDeleteHow wonderful! She will be swimming in color every time she wakes up. It's never too soon to dream of making such wonderful art.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful, just beautiful.
Again, good luck with your newest book. Can't wait to see it.
love your "under the sea" theme! Baby will definitely thrive there! :D
ReplyDeleteloved it...the new born will love watching these fishes swim over the head. Fishes also release positive feelings and good in terms of Feng-Sui.
ReplyDeleteCool article! I like it.
ReplyDeletebeautiful...loved the way fished are hanging and that wall art as well.
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ReplyDeleteI love it, i love it
ReplyDeletesuper great looking work!!!!
ReplyDeleteAmazing!Soo beautiful!
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