Once again, life is taking over and I haven’t sat at my sewing machine since Saturday. I did finish another placemat and got another one sewn together waiting to be quilted. The “evil forces” are trying to see what my breaking point is and they are slowly accomplishing it with lack of sleep and extra stress. Gotta love work, coworkers, and clients.
Here are a couple of older projects.
This bag was super easy. And I loved the fabric and wanted to do something fun with it. I had no idea what I was going to use the bag for until…
It is perfect for holding fabric in my new sewing room. It was super easy to make and if Mom and I had cut the fabric correctly, it would have been even easier! Mom and I cut fabric for a whole bunch of project and we must’ve made a few errors in our fabric cutting frenzy. All of the project turned out well despite our lack of cutting capabilities.
I have a quillow to match this pillow. I can’t remember if Mom or Grandma made the quillow for me. Mom…do you want to comment and tell me who? Thanks. I quilted the pillow top when I was probably still in middle school or maybe early high school. I kept it until this year when I finally put a back on it and bought a pillow form. I used to love American Indian memorabilia and had an entire room full of it and southwestern style stuff. I think the idea was to make an entire bedspread out of this fabric, but that never came to fruition. If Grandma still has the fabric, I might do that in the future. My sister also started a quilt and I would like to finish that for her, too. I keep coming up with project ideas when I have no time to quilt. Maybe someday…
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Grandma made the quillow for you for a Christmas gift, I think. Everytime I see that cute little bag, it reminds me that I want to make one too!! It really is so darn cute. BTW where is the quilt your sister started?
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Lesley – I thought you might like to see the Jinny Beyer Studio web site. It has a gorgeous quilt kit for this months special. She does very contemporary designs.
Love to you.
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