

This one is made from fabrics from a variety of sources. The back is from a fat quarter that I bought somewhere. The front uses the teacups material that I used for the border of a table runner, and the gold coloured stuff was a tie. The brown border is from my stash.


Everyone seems to liked chooks and roosters, so I used some of my stash of rooster fabrics for these. The smaller one has a red gingham backing. The larger one is the result of a series of blunders on my part! I used the ric rac to cover uneven stitching, and then I sewed the back and front together the wrong way (not the way I had intended). So I was left with an unhemmed border, which I've covered with good old bias binding! The back is plain green.


5 comments:
Can't wait to see what the next project is
Great way to use up those little pieces of pretty fabrics. And useful too.
On to the next big thing!
Gee you two are quick!! Well, I suppose you are both up and dressed for the day. It is 2.40am here and I should be in bed!! Playing with new computer...
So pretty and looking forward to what you create next! blessings,Kathleen
Oh they are all lovely. Now.. next project, not quilting so I'm hoping it's embroidery? Hope you are staying warm up there, been a bit of a brrrrrr week hasn't it.
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