Showing posts with label applique. Show all posts
Showing posts with label applique. Show all posts

Friday, 12 July 2013

Finishes

I haven't done very much sewing this week as all, but the weather has been nice and it seems a shame to stay in and sew.

I have finished another of my sisters cushion covers, the last but one and now I'm enjoying it, I have done different quilting on all of them, a few of the designs I haven't done before, so it's been good to do new things.




I really like the swirly pattern and will definately use it again on a large scale.

The little chick/egg has a pocket on the front, but alas no legs or wings, so I think it probably is an egg, but I didn't have any felt.


Hope you all have a lovely weekend.

Friday, 5 July 2013

Work in progress

This will be cushion cover number five, I was playing around with some orange and brown leaves for another WIP and liked them, so have decided to use the idea for one of the cushion covers.

Thursday, 16 May 2013

Little heart pouch


A little heart twin pouch - with RUBBISH photographs!! Sorry.

The pattern/tutorial came from Sewing Room Secretshttp://sewingroomsecrets.wordpress.com/free-patterns/
who I never would have come across had it not been for the Sew Mama Sew giveaway. I've come across some great blogs that I intend to follow and some new things I'd like to try all down to the giveaway.

To make the 'closing' bit, I used a button and a length of ribbon to wrap around the button. Also a couple of bits of ribbon holding the pouches together. It's a great little pattern and I've already been asked to make one for a friend.





I have to say - that's a bit strange - seeing your own fingers in a picture on a website after making sure they look their best before a picture :o) -just kidding about the making sure they look nice... not the strange part though :o)


Thursday, 11 April 2013

Cushion cover

This was made after I found a quilting pattern in a magazine. I thought I was being really clever in that all the teardrop shapes are from the holes they are near, but with a busy pattern like that it didn't show up.... still, I like it!
I used bondaweb to put the pattern on the cream and then appliqued it on.