Here is the reverse of the Sudoku quilt - obviously in black & white.
Now I just have to put the two sides together!
I'm thinking of tieing the quilt in case each side is different in size.
Sunday, March 21, 2010
Thursday, March 4, 2010
small projects
Last weekend, I finished off two small projects - a bag and a cushion.
The bag is made from 4 fat eights of book theme fabric. I had bought the fabric a long time ago, intending to make a bag from it. A librarian I worked with is retiring tomorrow, after 44 years in our library service. She is a very lovely gentle person and so I have made the bag as my gift to her. I only used the four fabrics - it is about 30cm square, fully lined and padded with fusible pellon.
The bag is made from 4 fat eights of book theme fabric. I had bought the fabric a long time ago, intending to make a bag from it. A librarian I worked with is retiring tomorrow, after 44 years in our library service. She is a very lovely gentle person and so I have made the bag as my gift to her. I only used the four fabrics - it is about 30cm square, fully lined and padded with fusible pellon.
The cushion started as a project in my quilting group a fortnight ago. To participate, we needed to bring in our buttons, plus a piece of fabric lined with pellon, or an item of clothing. We then drew the hearts and sewed buttons in the heart shape. I wanted my button heart to look sumptuous. I had a collection of leaf buttons from a Button shop in The Rocks, Sydney. The fabric is left-over scraps from Tegan's Year 12 Formal outfit. The buttons are mostly plain shirt buttons - I've used pearl buttons on the leaves and also several fancy flower buttons. I finished it off with ruching and it is for our spare bedroom.
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