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| A baby changing mat.....to complete the set.. |
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| The hood is attached to the main body by string ribbons |
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| 2 bolsters,2 pillows and a matress |
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| There were some small remnants which i utilized to make a simple cover for the toiletry basket |
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| The cover for the basket also has a velcro opening for easy removal.. |
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| This white sheers with embroidery dots are so dainty..Great for dry kitchen area.I have used the pencil pleat header to get the rich folds effect.The fabric takes about 4 x the original width of the window. |
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| Sometimes just a simple patchwork can make me pause "why didn't i think of that"..makes me want to ransack my store room right away and pieced something equivalent ... |
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| The backing will be in stripes. |
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| The hooded baby basket |
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| The basket to house all the baby toiletries. |
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| Short of two purple cushions |
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| Runner short in length by 2 inches.. |
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| And of course a matching tote bag to complete the set |
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| This apron is reversible |
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| On the reverse side ...plain without pockets |
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| All my cozies are in equally yummy fabrics on the inside |
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| For the kitchen |
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| For the bedroom |
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| Lavender collection |
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| Pelmet with scallop This pattern also calls for a light sheer drop at the back to distract eyes from the messy room inside. |
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| Box pleat with scallop |
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| The patchwork was quilted simply in in a straight line following the arrangement of the white hexies.It is quilted in this manner for many reasons ..One reason being to cut stitching hours to the minimum and definitely reducing costs.. |
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| The pink fabric on the left and right of the hexy piece was quilted seperately and later joined to the main hexy patchwork to make up for the total size of the ready quilt..so this quilt consist of three parts quilted seperately.. |
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| This is in the bridal room.Unfortunately ,the room is not ready for a good photo shoot.. |
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| This is in the main living..Even the hall is not ready for the big event.Notice the bycycle |
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| At the main entrance@the sliding door..The electrical box is not doing justice to the pelmet.. |
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| These newly acquired fabric stacks have been sitting beside me at my desk for almost 2 weeks waiting for me to pick the right project..it could be a baby quilt,a tote bag ,a quran cover,kitchen cozies.....ba,bla,bla..there is a long list of orders... |
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| I am having a tough time deciding what bag pattern or quilt pattern to do and which material to pick and whose order to start with.... |
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| These stacks sit in my store room..But mostly are curtain fabrics in small meterage and small bits of cotton great for patchworks. They are all relegated to the back of my mind and my sight as for now and slowly losing my interest and waiting to be given away to the old lady..who visits me occasionally to "clean up" my stash,,See the line up of nagoya plastics below...more sheers pieces.They make nice frills for basket makeover.But there is just too much and i am giving it away as i am in dire need of the space,, |
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| I am trying to hold all the solid color fabrics(top most shelf) in one place for easy reach.This arrangement is great for starters..The shelf sits right at the back of my desk also at the entrance to the store.. |
