Showing posts with label Recycling. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Recycling. Show all posts

Friday, March 4, 2011

Patchwork Friends Quilt Guild

 Blocks for Journey of a Woman's Life--Here comes the Bride
 Woman of Faith block
 Kari's alphabet quilt....adorable...
 Dianna modeling some garments she constructed for her sister...
 This little pincushion was made out of our stamping project last month...
 One of several blocks shown for a charity quilt...
 Kathleen's batik quilt--love this pattern--it looks like one of Natalia's patterns from Piece and Quilt...
 Claudia with a fun table topper...
 Alissa with the Economy quilt--we both took this free class at Red Rooster before they closed their doors...
Jean's quilt with the block exchange from last year...she used the Burgoyne Surrounded block and did big scallops on the edge.  The quilting in the large fields  are ABC's...darling and very creative...
 Jeans applique quilt...you cannot see the bottom row as it is underneath the table, but this is a stunner...
 Holly taught the class about going green....these are bracelets from twill tape and measuring tapes that have had findings and charms added...I won one of these--excitement!
 A recycled bag with Beatles memorabilia....cute little bag...
 This trim was made out of the kraft lunch sacks, folded and stitched with added trim...
 A bag made out of Holly's grandmother's old tablecloth with bling and handles added--all recycled and with memories to boot...
Pillow made from a favorite sweatshirt jacket...too cute!!
A sweatshirt with an applique added from a technique learned from last month's guild...Till next month...

Sunday, December 12, 2010

More hats...


Made this hat out of the original fat quarters purchased for the hat. This hat only takes 2 fat quarters to make. Now the pattern calls for interfacing on the brim, however, in my opinion...it needs more stability in the band and brim.

This version I made out of Jackson's old levi's. I added fusible fleece to the band and brim and I like it much better. What a fun project to sew and also to wear...

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