I have been making a small wall hanging that I will show later this week when it is all finished. In the meantime, I needed to complete something small and I thought I would try out Kaaren's pattern for a needlecase. My middle daughter, Maili, was impressed. I see room for improvement with my binding. It was, after all, only a sample. I like trying out new things and if there is a tutorial, then it is that much easier.
I feel the need to make another biscornu but I have to make a couple of aprons first. It was a request of my eldest daughter, Laila. She, and her husband Gilles, have birthdays within a week of each other and since they just purchased a house, she wants two countryfied (?) aprons. The fabric for both are checks but one is pinky orange and the other is a blue and black gingham. I will show those once they are done. Now back to finishing the quilt - it's for her but don't tell her.
Hi Dolores,
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely needlecase you have made.
Good luck with the aprons for daughter and Son in law.
Hugs
Carolyn
what a great diversion! this needle case is the perfect thing to keep all of those sharp objects organized! it sounds like you have lots of fun projects in the works!
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That's so sweet! I love it.
ReplyDeleteHi Dolores - lovely needlecase - I know the feeling - you just need to stitch something and see a completed thing! Look forward to seeing your wallhanging.
ReplyDeleteShirley
Nice job on the needle case. I like the colors. The aprons will be fun to do.
ReplyDeleteAwesome job, Dolores. The binding looks fine to me and I love the colors in the fabric that you used.
ReplyDeleteHappy stitching with your other projects.
oh wow Dolores.....this is a great diversion....great work on the needlecase!!!
ReplyDeleteHi Dolores
ReplyDeleteLove the colours of the needlecase. Your family are very lucky that you are so creative. I always look forward to seeing your textiles. I see Winston has made a presence for himself in Canada...ha ha.
I just love your needle case! Gorgeous. Lovely colors too.
ReplyDeleteOh lovely needle-case Dolores :)
ReplyDeleteAnne x