Simply Stefanie Stuff

  My online shop has a bit of everything for everyone, look around and find yourself some treasure. Pictures show only a tiny fraction of what is available - personalization available on certain items by request is also an option. Please share your experience shopping by leaving a REVIEW, LIKE & SHARE in the comments section below or on  Twitter  /  Instagram  /  Spoonflower  /  Facebook page . If you feel like browsing- check out my ETSY shop here - https://simplysteffi.etsy.com Buy „ here “ I also like to take this opportunity to say how much I really appreciate all of your support in shopping small businesses! Thank you! Buy ready-made cards " here " Styles / print available " here " My design collection “ here ” Design Collections ' here " Fabric Scraps & more " here " Shop by color theme: YELLOW Blankets Beagle Print Craft Supplies Fabric Flowers  Fabric I Designed Face Masks Math T-shirt Mouse Pad Rugs Can pay with  CashAp...

 🎨✨ Welcome to SimplyStefanieStuff on Spoonflower! ✨🎨 I’m Stefanie Seaver — elementary school teacher, maker, and surface pattern designer from Copperas Cove, Texas. I create original, whimsical and vibrant patterns you can use on fabric, wallpaper, and home decor! 🌸🦉🍑 🛍️ Check out my shop and find something you love: 👉 https://www.spoonflower.com/profiles/simplystefaniestuff From florals and abstract art to cute animals, space motifs, and celebration prints, there’s a design for every project — quilts, apparel, party decor, crafts, and more! 💜🌿🎉 💡 I’d love to see what you make with these designs — tag me and share your projects! #SimplyStefanieStuff #Spoonflower #SurfacePatternDesign ✂️ Fun fact: every design is thoughtfully created to inspire your next sewing or decor idea! Different colorways and themes are waiting for you — go explore the collection! 💫  Did you know I can design home goods? One of the many items I design are also curtains. Wouldn’t you love some un...

🌿 Scrappy Bear Paw Block A playful, colorful way to use your tiniest fabric treasures I’ve been completely smitten with these scrappy Bear Paw quilt blocks lately. They’re joyful, texture‑rich, and the perfect excuse to dig into the scrap bin. Every little piece becomes part of something bold and beautiful—my favorite kind of making. Below is a block that has inspired me. Isn't it gorgeous? ✂️ Why I Love This Block It’s scrap‑friendly —even the tiniest pieces shine. The Bear Paw shape gives a classic, cozy quilt vibe . Works beautifully in rainbow layouts , low‑volume backgrounds, or bold color stories. Easy to scale make a single block, a pillow, or a whole quilt. 🧵 Tips for Making Your Own Mix prints + solids for extra texture. Keep your background fabrics consistent to let the paws pop. Try a monochrome paw for a modern look. Chain‑piece your HSTs to speed things up. Press seams open if you want crisp points. 📐 Suggested Block Size You can make Bear Paw blocks in almost a...

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   Most offer kits to purchase if desired, but not necessary and you can use your own stash. Most free patterns are only available for a limited time before the next one is available.  Included are pieced blocks, wool applique blocks, foundation paper piece blocks, table runners. Take a look through to see if there's anything you might like and join what interests you.  If you happen to have one you know of, please feel free to add! Cotton/Piecing: Moda Blockheads FB Group - Free quilt block design offered each week available for download by Moda designers. Most blocks offer instructions for different sized finished blocks. Some layout design suggestions available in the group. Prior blocks available to download from files section. https://www.facebook.com/groups/253867175058745 Block of the Month club FB group - This is a free group to join that Started Jan 2021. A 12-month journey of seasonal quilt blocks to represent the months of the year. Planned to be a scrap b...

Watch „ slide “ Crispy Roasted Cauliflower Recipe This simple and healthy recipe creates perfectly crispy roasted cauliflower that’s flavorful and nutritious. Ingredients: 1 large head of cauliflower, cut into bite-sized florets 2 tbsp olive oil (or avocado oil for higher heat) 1 tsp garlic powder 1 tsp smoked paprika (optional, for smoky flavor) 1/2 tsp ground cumin (optional) 1 tsp salt 1/2 tsp black pepper Fresh parsley or lemon zest for garnish (optional) Instructions: Preheat Oven: Preheat oven to 425°F (220°C). Line a baking sheet with parchment paper for easy cleanup. Prepare Cauliflower: In a large bowl, toss the cauliflower florets with olive oil, garlic powder, smoked paprika, cumin, salt, and black pepper until evenly coated. Spread Evenly: Spread the cauliflower in a single layer on the prepared baking sheet. Ensure the florets have space to prevent steaming. Roast: Roast for 25-30 minutes, flipping halfway through, until the cauliflower is golden brown and crispy on the ed...

Ah, the fabric and wool‑scrap vortex — a rite of passage for anyone who works with fiber. Those tiny fluff gremlins multiply faster than you can say “just one more template,” and suddenly your workspace looks like a rainbow sheep exploded. Here’s the real talk: everyone has a different threshold for “too small,” and it usually depends on how you actually use your scraps. 🧶 How small is too small? Think of it in tiers: 1. Usable Bits (½ inch and up) Great for: Needle‑felting accents Tiny appliqué details Stuffing small plushies Color‑testing before committing to a bigger cut These are the scraps that feel worth keeping because they still have shape and intention. 2. Fuzzy Floaters (pea‑sized and smaller) These are the ones that cling to your shirt, your cat, your soul. Most people toss these unless they: Do wet felting Make felt beads Use them as filler for pincushions If you don’t do any of that, they’re basically wool confetti. 3. The “Why Did I Save This?” Dust If it’s smaller th...