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New thing in progress!
Yet another laurel gift. She was among my very, very first belly dance teachers in a class called "Belly Dance for The Terminally Shy" TWENTY???? years ago!
Her laurel is for something not dance related, but I wanted to honor that first, baby interaction with a thematic gift.
More process pics and yapping under the cut.
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Let's make some functional sewing tools and do some scrap busting at the same time!
We're making pattern weights today!
Returning to the patchwork robe project! Cut away excess to make the squares exactly 8.5" x 8.5", and cut the lining out of a bedsheet I'd originally thrifted for Persephone (ended up not liking it, and getting a cotton gauze instead).
Then, assembly!! I've just got to cut out the other back panel, the bodice pieces, and the sleeves. Incidentally, coasters make great pattern weights (This 12 days of Xmas set is missing a day, and I wasn't sure what to do with it!)
I'll probably need to make more squares, but we'll get to that when we get to it.
hey short haired people!
(and people who just dont like scrunchies)
if someone was giving away scrunchies at an event, what would be your ideal alternative option?
conditions
it has to use a similar amount of fabric to a scrunchie
it has to be a similar skill level/time to make
it DOESNT have to be a hair thing
it should be a gender neutral item (so the most people possible can get use out of it)
please let me know in the replies or tags! (you can also send me an anon if you prefer, just mark it clearly)
From Scraps to Quilt :: what to do with the overflowing leftover fabric pile
From cut offs of clothing taken in, to left overs from sewing kits I make, to off-cuts from a local sewing supply shop there are lots of colors and textures populating my scrap basket.
And of course, the pile is ever growing as I upcycle and makes so I wanted to do something to showcase the diversity of fabric I have acquired over the years.
As a child I admired the quilts passed down to my mom and the new quilts she and my sister made and always wanted to try making one myself. At the moment, more than a blanket, my greatest need is to update chair cushions that are worse for the wear with permanent stains from idk what.
So, a quilted cushion it is!
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Border done! Going to require some blocking to get it to sit right but that’s a problem for post-holiday me.
Bonus picture of the yet to be addressed horror beneath:
Patchwork cushion made from scrap fabrics
The colours I picked from the scrap bin were definitely rogue but I decided to stick with it and I'm pretty happy with the result. Although I perhaps regret how much of the yellow I used just a titchy bit
Needlecase / small sewing accessories case made from cotton scraps as crazy quilt. I embroidered the decorations with sewing yarn. The ideas for the fancy stitching is mostly from pinterest. You can find loads of really great pictures just by searchin for “crazy quilt”
The embroidered words on the inside pages mean “Once upon a time” in German and are the traditional way to start a fairy tale. The pockets are big enoug to fit in scissors, yarn and other smaller bits and bobs you could need for a sewing project on the go.
