Bird Feeder #5 an Etsy pattern for FPP

Hi, paper piecing friend!

I have released another bird feeder pattern in my new backyard FPP series: Bird Feeder #5! It is a simplified design of a suet cake cage feeder, featuring a nuthatch!

You may be familiar with my National Park patterns or my many Bird blocks… well this year I have been releasing a full scene of backyard birdhouses and feeders. By the way, each pattern comes with a winter version:

By the way, all of my backyard scene blocks are very simplified so that you could shrink it if you wanted, and make it all very mini. (My photos are actually showing what I sewed at 50% size, so that they're all only 6" wide!) Plus, I think anyone would feel that it looks do-able!

Here are this month’s 3 fun facts…


1. I started out making my National Park patterns as Pennant shapes so that I could enjoy hanging them as a memory of parks we visited! I have collected 6 now, that I have actually been to, but I have since made more than those. (and psst—my next park pattern will be Shenandoah NP).
My husband and I, together with our then-teenagers, travelled to all of the parks pictured here and they have all been great memories!)

2.  I found these fabrics that make me smile-- and since they are bird-related, I thought I would share them. My favorite online shop is “Fabric-Pop,” by the way!

3. In my studio, I have various meaningful things hanging in embroidery hoops. Some are FPP, other things are punch needled, embroidered, printed, or drawn! Notice one of them is one of my bird patterns: the warbler.

That’s all for today!
My shop: https://www.etsy.com/shop/PaperPiecingByErin

Have a great week! ðŸ˜Š
-Erin

P.s. *Remember:I have a free download, upon request, of a file of my complete houses and feeders planner. It shows all the upcoming blocks, and lets you plan out which ones you will collect and arrange. Feel free to email me or comment here to request this file for free via email. 

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