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Textile craft for an international fan project sending well-wishes to mangaka Kazuya Minekura -- yes, that's creepy Dr. Nii's poor little bunny plushie, looking rather the worse for wear! Applique, machine embroidery, fabric marker, with buttons, ribbon, safety pin and band-aids for 3-D effects.
Tote Bag made from tutorial on Sew, Mama, Sew website. Blogged about it: www.delilahsmomma.blogspot.com
you need a cozy place to nap after all that trick-or-treating (or burning down villages, whatever)
free motion embroidery, gouache, and metallic watercolor on canvas
Just another way to use this cute pattern of a ladybug on a kitchen towel of sunflowers. The design is from smartneedle.com. No I don't get anything for recommending them just satisfaction that they have a great site and good designs.
I absolutely adore the Yorrick design from Urban Threads.
I turned it into a drawstring bag - www.etsy.com/view_listing.php?listing_id=37456301
This all started with the placemat with the light strips made by the Tutwiler Women Quilters. First, it was coordinating napkins, then 2 more placemats, then a table runner.
I could think of what to put on this circular purse at first, but then my mom suggested the simple phrase, "Piss off!" and I fell in love with the idea. Etsy
A cushion cover to take to Materialise, a lovely sewing shop in Edinburgh (www.lovematerialise.com). I made it as a sample to show to participants of the 'Free-hand machine embroidery' workshop.
Quilt I made using my sons old jeans, and designs that signified something from their lives, quilt goes to their sister Nicole, center design is something she drew out and I had digitzed for embroidery.
Welcome in-the-hoop door hanger machine embroidery design was a free download from Creative Machine Embroidery magazine
blogged here
My Blog: www.ceodraiocht.wordpress.com
I did preshirnk this tee and put the tag back on as it was a gift for the little girl across the street who loves horses.
Quilt I made using my sons old jeans, and designs that signified something from their lives, quilt goes to their sister Nicole, center design is something she drew out and I had digitzed for embroidery.
This all started with the placemat with the light strips made by the Tutwiler Women Quilters. First, it was coordinating napkins, then 2 more placemats, then a table runner.
Inspired by a Rosebuds songs this is made with water soluble stabilizer and machine embroidery applied to hand-dyed fabrics- It tells me to 'suck it up and deal' & quotes 'Hold Hands and Fight'
I have told myself I know
A thousand ways to leave this place
We must tie our shoes on tight
For the march ahead