The new dishes for the kitchen have arrived and they are very cheery.
I like the orange stripe a lot. They of course require new wall hangings and placemats, right?
- This is the base for some hand applique. The photo shows the wrong side of the applique block.
Can you see the outline of the applique? I will keep you posted on the progress.
This is a blog about quilting and my creative life. I am mostly a quilter but I do dabble in all things crafty from time to time which is probably why I have such a pile of UFOs
Friday, November 29, 2013
Tuesday, November 12, 2013
More Letter Organizer
I added my own twist to Ayumi Takahashi's You've Got Mail Wall Pocket by making a large pocket on the back.
My experience with these things is that I always put too much stuff in them and then they distort. Once distorted they don't seem to come back to their original shape. So I slid a piece of the super thick interfacing into the back pocket....
It adds a bit of thickness and even weight but I got the largest rare earth magnets from Lee Valley and stuck them in the back so I could make it stay on the fridge.
Voila,
Thank you Ayumi for a great pattern.
Ok, I probably didn't need one more photo on this post but what the hey?
My experience with these things is that I always put too much stuff in them and then they distort. Once distorted they don't seem to come back to their original shape. So I slid a piece of the super thick interfacing into the back pocket....
It adds a bit of thickness and even weight but I got the largest rare earth magnets from Lee Valley and stuck them in the back so I could make it stay on the fridge.
Voila,
Thank you Ayumi for a great pattern.
Ok, I probably didn't need one more photo on this post but what the hey?
Sunday, November 10, 2013
Letter Organizer
So here I am using Ayumi's design again. This is her You've Got Mail Wall Pocket from her Patchwork Please! Book. You may already realize that I like her ideas as this is the third thing I have made from this book.
The paper pieced envelopes were really quick to do and with the paper very perfect. Who doesn't like perfect?
I followed her advice and left two of the bottom pockets available for larger pieces of paper...
The paper pieced envelopes were really quick to do and with the paper very perfect. Who doesn't like perfect?
I followed her advice and left two of the bottom pockets available for larger pieces of paper...
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