Here is the first one
the second one
the third one
and now the fourth one, completed today and has to be mailed by March 12th.
I did some sketching and looked at my partner's mosiac. My thoughts and sketch incorporated a Dresden Plate block and I went in search of a good block tutorial for this pattern, I found Oh, Fransson's tutorial on Sew Mama Sew. Let me tell you, that is the best tutorial, my block came out perfectly and was so easy to construct.
Here is the front of the pillow
Close-up of quilting, decorative stitching and rick-rack |
I try to do something on the back, so the pillow can be turned aournd, this time just some straight patchwork and buttons to hold it closed. |
Lovely pillow! I so often use that buttons-in-the-back treatment. Finding a few buttons around the house is never a problem. Finding a zipper or such usually means a hold-up in the sewing process.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous cushion! I love the colours (fabrics) and the design. Nice idea too about doing something on the back. The back looks as lovely as the front.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful pillow and the recipent is going to love it.
ReplyDeleteYour partner will love that pillow. I like that you put interesting details on the back. Also, the HP short sleeve cardi pattern has a lot of possibilities. Don't give up on it.
ReplyDeleteSuper cute pillow. So cheerful and modern.
ReplyDeleteThat is a cute pillow. Love the colors and like how you did the back of it.
ReplyDeleteSuch pretty colors - it turned out great!
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