I worked on some more RSC blocks yesterday.
I don’t necessarily like having only three of the pink , but I think I am through with these until next month, and a new color gets announced. I’m linking this one to https://superscrappy.blogspot.com/.
I remembered to take a picture of the top I pieced at the guild sew day Thursday.
Closeup of the fabric:My goal with this one was to find a fabric suitable for older boys—preteen or teen age. Here’s my disclaimer: it’s not supposed to have that skinny red strip in the middle; when I cut it out, I accidentally cut the fold. I still wanted to use it, so I added the skinny strips to bring it to the right size. I think it looks okay, but I wish it wouldn’t have happened. Of course, I didn’t have extra fabric with me, but there was a tub of fabric there someone had donated, and I pulled out a strip of red that’s a pretty close match.
While I was digging through the tub of donated fabric, I found a couple of aprons.
There were also some orphan quilt blocks in there, and I challenged myself to do something with them. This is what I came up withI turned the orphan blocks into pockets! I’m still trying to figure out if I want to embellish the plain white pockets in the middle. Any suggestions? This apron will go in our sampler store. I haven’t decided yet what to do with the second apron.
Your "oops" turned out great, and I love the apron with the donated fabric. I guess unless you have some kind of iron-on decal, the pockets might be hard to embellish? Your September trip sounds like fun.
ReplyDeleteYes, I am trying to avoid removing the pocket and then having to sew it back on. I may look in my craft bin and see if I have something in there that irons on or attaches easily.
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