Two posts in one day. This was a little simpler than the other one.
This is the pieces of the cushion cover
This is the pieces put together with some running stitches doing a lazy outline.
It looks good sitting in my chair.
This is how we keep up with each other and the projects we work on. Her is the one who doesn't pin and quilts her way! The Crafter, who won't crochet, is a painter, a stitcher and has a few more talents up her sleeve. Me is the quilter that pins, irons and measures twice!!!
Tuesday, May 31, 2016
Here is my first contribution to the blog. The button tree.
STEP 1: Background top. This was done with a lot of sponge painting and wiping.
STEP 2: Background bottom. This took a lot of layering of colors
STEP 3: Tree drawn in. This was done from white carbon paper
STEP 4: Outline tree in black paint
STEP 5: Paint the tree. It took many layers to get the tree to this point.
STEP 6: Glue on buttons. The project is complete
STEP 1: Background top. This was done with a lot of sponge painting and wiping.
STEP 2: Background bottom. This took a lot of layering of colors
STEP 3: Tree drawn in. This was done from white carbon paper
STEP 4: Outline tree in black paint
STEP 5: Paint the tree. It took many layers to get the tree to this point.
STEP 6: Glue on buttons. The project is complete
Friday, May 6, 2016
1 of 36
I made the first of 36 cows for Penny's 6 Cow quilts.
I think I am going to quilt as I go. I've read a bunch of tutorials ... By a bunch I mean 2!! I think it will be easier thank making the quilt and quilting it!! This is the tutorial that I am going to use: http://maureencracknellhandmade.blogspot.ca/2012/10/a-quilt-as-you-go-tutorial.html
I'll be able to quilt the bodies in different ways. I thinkI'll quilt the bodies a lot and the but not so much in the background. I'm not really sure. Maybe I should quilt the background more and just stitch in the ditch around the cow and inside the star. HELP!!! What do you think???
Happy Sewing
ME
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