I´ve sewed bed pillows for each child in his/her prefered fabric. There were so exited when I received the new fabric this week and that I decided they should get something from that colourful stash too.
Owls (Teresa), Skulls (Philipp), Peace sign (David) and Giraffes (Felix) |
For my large project were I sew new covers for all the pillows on the (3 different) terrasses in our house I continued and got another 5 pillows done.
63 squares of "ready-to-sew" fabric for the new patchwork blanket for my dear husband.
this is how it should look when sewed together |
And because a little wool playing in between is always good....
I contiued a bit on my ripple blanket....if I should get bored I already have a stole |
A nice and clean new shawl design from Veera from 100% rain
Pattern: stripe study shawl
Needle: 4mm circular
Yarn: Old Maiden Aunt Alpaca/silk (in bras taps and oak) and ColourMart Cashmere Merino Lace weight (in ecru/used double)
Stripes and garter .... I HAD to start it! |
WOW! You are a whirlwind! I can't belive what you have achieved this week. The pillows are absolutely gorgeous. Have a rest now!!! x
ReplyDeleteThose pillows are gorgeous. I especially love the Peace one! I'll have to add those to my list of things to try.
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I love the Stipe Study shawl! What a neat design! I like the rich neutrals that you are using for it. I can't wait to see it!
ReplyDeleteThat's a pillow bonanza! The bed pillows look especially comfy.
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