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Showing posts with label golf. Show all posts

Collage Quilt Planning

 
I want to try and quilt this vintage travel poster using 
Sandi's method in @Quiltcabana ebook, Fabric Sketch Collage
 
 
I think it's a good candidate for collage quilting, except for the beach(?) background.
I might dumb that down a lot.  Any advice?
 
And what if we changed the sky to blue?
hmmm...……
 
Anyway, Sandi's book is great, you should try it.
She makes a scary new technique simple and fearless.
I'm inspired :)

Home on the Range






Alex Golf Coach/School Librarian has been so wonderful - to our whole family.

 So I especially wanted to do something extra to remember her this Teacher Appreciation Week.

Where I come from, that means something homemade. Found a yard of cowgirl fabric in a vintage shop, and as I was musing about "Home on the Range..."
I decided QUILT MY GOLF CLUBS was a good idea.
You know, create something quilty,
like those ridiculous stuffed animal head golf club covers you've seen?

 It started out well enough.
Alex did some stitchery, of course:)
Decided homespun was the best choice for lining.
  

I quilted the cowgirl fabric.
1/8" zig-zag edge to make sure all layers got covered in seams.

All done! Early!! But it doesn't fit. Fun, but not functional. So...

Recut, refit, redesigned.....I lost track of how many times.
Only one "D" shaped seam, you wouldn't have thunk it so complicated.

Velcro Dot closure.
Far from the corset stay ties I had originally planned.


This adorable crochet edged bias binding is from Etsy,
 


Done. Wrapped at 5:00AM.
Will leave it to Coach to tell us if it is functional or fail:)


Remember this? Rainbow on the Ninth Hole.
Thanks my Twitter friends who always stayed with me
while driving the golf cart at Alex's matches.
Was fun chatting with you!

Thankful Thursday

Isn't this baby cute!
Thank you to Coach Suzy as our fashion photographer. This is a cute model for the baby bonnets that are our first item for sale on our Etsy store!
Thank you to Darlene for teaching Mom how to make baby bonnets.
Mom says quilting means keeping old traditions in new ways. Like Halloween and golfing baby bonnets.