Monday, December 24, 2018
Sunday, December 2, 2018
Saturday, November 24, 2018
Salmon and Lime Skirt
Used
- Simplicity Pattern 2609
- Adapted - cut shorter, added strips to each skirt section, added a colored strip at the hem, simple elastic waist, patch pocket
- Fabric
- Purchased from JoAnn a year or two ago. Cotton quilting fabric.
- Kona cotton - salmon/coral
- Notions
- Coats thread - coral or salmon color
- Elastic
- Coats thread - white for basting
Friday, November 23, 2018
Saturday, September 29, 2018
Poppy skirts
Used
- Simplicity pattern 2609
- My adaptation I use for skirts - cut shorter and a simple elastic waistband, addition of a patch pocket.
- Fabric
- Poppy fabric I've been saving for a long time - Patty Reed circa 2006, probably purchased at JoAnn.
- Notions
- Gutermann thread color no. 420
- Simplicity pattern 2609
- I used the short tiered pattern (I think it's view B) but I copied it on tracing paper so I could split the tiers into the two different fabrics. Then I realized that I was running out of green, so I had to piece it together! I used the top half of the second tier (the traced piece) to cut 5 additional pieces on the fold for a third tier.
- Fabric
- Poppy fabric I've been saving for a long time - Patty Reed circa 2006, probably purchased at JoAnn.
- Kona Basil Green
- Notions
- Gutermann thread color no. 420, 788, and 211
- Coats white thread (for basting)
- Simplicity cotton lace trim 3874161 and a small piece of thicker cotton lace.
Thursday, September 27, 2018
Lemon skirt
Used
- Fabric
- Smocked Dress (rayon) from Joann
- Keepsake Calico tiny butterfly from Joann
- Notions
- Gutermann thread color no. 211
I double-folded the smocked top of the dress to make a waistband and added elastic, sewed up the side and hemmed it. I used the calico to make a little pocket, which will hang from my kilt pin I think.
Tuesday, September 25, 2018
Underwater Applique Quilt part 5
If I ever have lots of money, I shall rent the small apartment across from mine and use it as a guest house AND have a big table in there to lay quilts out on! Meanwhile, it's kind of hard when you get to the bigger stages, you just sort of guess at how it's going to look. I've put together all the pieces and trimmed the edges. I thought about running embroidery down the white sections, but decided against it. I think I am going to border it with the rest of the green and orange batiks. I have a sheet for the backing. It's actually quite heavy, since it's 3 or 4 layers of muslin in some places! But it feels soft and cool and cottony, especially after I put on the cotton sheet for the back!
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