Before I can even get started on my sewing, I usually find something on my sewing machine table that needs mended or altered. Today it was black dress pants that needed altered before a chorus concert next week, Scout patches and sewing a patch on a winter hat.
My silly model - I really need to find one of the these in kid size.
Finally on to clue two:
Cut:
Sew:
Press:
Lined up:
Living happily together, waiting for the next step:
Linking up with Bonnie Hunter @ Quiltville.
I love your colores. Your quilt will be beautiful.
ReplyDeletethe colors are great! I wish my stash would have allowed me to pick different colors!
ReplyDeleteWow, those colors really pop!
ReplyDeleteLove your turquoise, brown and white Chevrons...my favorite color combo. It is going to be a gorgeous quilt.
ReplyDeleteI love your color combination! Can't wait to see your finished quilt.
ReplyDelete:) this is beautiful! My eye was immediately drawn yo your link on the Bonnie page! great job!
ReplyDeleteNice vibrant colours. (Y)
ReplyDeleteYour colors look like such fun!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful colours! I know everyone has already said that, but they look fantastic.
ReplyDeleteLove your colors and fabrics!
ReplyDeleteAlso love seeing that KC Chiefs logo. Are you in the Kansas City area for just have Chiefs fans in the house? I'm doing the mystery quilt and am not far from Kansas City.
We are in Iowa, Kansas City is the closest NFL team.
DeleteLove your colors and fabrics!
ReplyDeleteAlso love seeing that KC Chiefs logo. Are you in the Kansas City area for just have Chiefs fans in the house? I'm doing the mystery quilt and am not far from Kansas City.
I was just wondering how you made your patches. I embroidered patches, but when I went to trim them, the edges frayed :(. Now I have to start all over.
ReplyDeleteI didn't make the patches, I just sew them on! The embroidery is not to the edge though, the black border is a think material, it would not fray.
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