The stitches along the border aren't perfect but for the most part, I'm quite proud of it. I think the interior pattern is very cute with all round, little animal faces. I hope to use this skill towards more personalized gift giving moving forward.
As an update, Lisa A. posted some pics from our original Sewing 101 experience here. Check them out.
And, to give you a head's up as to what comes next for Janice (my sewing machine) and I, I picked up this book at The Needle Shop:
Lotta Jansdotter's "Simple Sewing"
Internationally celebrated designer Lotta Jansdotter collects 24 of her most popular sewing patterns into one irresistible collection. Our innovative packaging makes for easy use reusable pattern sheets are neatly tucked into a folder inside this full-color, lay-flat spiral bound book. Lotta has included patterns for handy tote bags, smart aprons, chic bed linens, and much more. Each project is paired with step-by-step instructions, charming photographs, inspiring design ideas, and helpful, hand-drawn how-to illustrations everything you need to make whimsical pieces for the home and beyond. Best of all, there's nothing complicated about the projects. Never has simplicity looked so sophisticated.
I hope to have all sorts of new things to share with you in the near future!
6 comments:
Nice work on the blanket. Looking forward to what you and Janice will create together!
I love that fabric! So cute! Glad that you are sharing your projects on here.
It's so cute Thais! I'm impressed.
LOVE the blanket!! The animals are super cute. I love seeing your projects...it's inspiring for more ideas of what I should do next:)
PS...isnt this technically project 2? What happened to the pillow? or was this a none class project?
I am looking forward to being able to hold a baby in that blanket one day.
Post a Comment