Dori Troutman

Cross Body Pouch with Treasured Threadz

For the next few weeks, the Therm O Web Design Team will be sharing projects created with NEW Treasured Threadz™ Fabric Panels. Here’s some information about this fun new collection we know you’ll love . . . Treasured Threadz Fabric Panels are designed especially for sewing, quilting and embellishing projects. Curated and designed by Amy […] Read more…

Cosmetic Boxy Pouch {Sewing Tutorial}

Happy March friends!  This is Dori and I’m super happy about the project I made for you today!  Have you ever made a boxy cosmetic pouch before?  They are such an awesome gift for any age, but today I made one for a sweet girl for her 15th birthday. I used all my favorite Thermoweb […] Read more…

Luggage Tags

Hello friends!  This is Dori again – I’m always so happy to be here! Have you ever made luggage tags?  I have had so much fun making some new tags for my grand-daughter’s and for myself and I decided this would be a great time to share with you! The supplies are so simple!  Here […] Read more…

Stuffed Valentine Hearts!

Hello Friends! I can’t believe we are so close to February already and I’ve been thinking all the heart things! I’ve got the absolute easiest project for you today that you can embellish as much or as little as you’d like!  It requires very little fabric and just a few simple supplies! Supplies: Heatnbond Lite […] Read more…

Liberty of London Nine-Patch Quilt {Part Two}

Hello friends!  I’m back with my gorgeous Liberty of London Quilt.  Oh my word.  Honestly, I wish so bad that everyone reading this could just sit here on my couch with this quilt on your lap!  If you have never experienced a quilt made from Liberty fabric and Hobbs Silk batting, you just can’t even […] Read more…

Liberty Of London Nine-Patch Quilt

Happy December friends!  I’m so happy to be back here on the Thermoweb blog to share a project that I am so very excited about.  Through the last couple of years many of my precious sewing friends have gifted me large scraps of Liberty of London fabric.  Up until then I really hadn’t sewn much […] Read more…

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