Some time ago I designed and released this pattern for a sweet nursery set. I named it "Yan Tan Tethera" after an olde English sheep counting rhyme used to lull little ones to sleep (from where we get our "counting sheep").
It's always been a good seller but lately, through Pinterest, there has been a resurgence in interest and the quilt is pinned on a great many boards. Due to popular demand, I have reformatted the instructions and they are now available for instant download on Craftsy. The set is pieced using Michael Miller Fairy Frost and Mirror Ball Dot; it was my first introduction to these fabrics and to the talent of Mark Hordyszynski, their designer. It was especially fun to use the Glow In The Dark cotton for the sheep; it really works! When the lights go out, the sheep remain visible in the dark. This fabric isn't always easy to find, but it is available and in stock at Mrs Pugsley's Emporium. Mrs. P.'s does mail order; an email will get you the details!
Hi Karen, I have seen this on Pinterest. It's adorable!
ReplyDeleteIt's sweet. I really enjoy pinterest for inspiration. I think it's a wise idea to do it as a download. I have purchased many patterns as downloads because of seeing them on pinteret.
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