orange peel pillow and a WIP
So hypothetically . . . imagine that you are visiting your Mom in Utah when Aunt Edna (DS Quilt's new line) comes out and you know that. . . .
a) your local Joann's won't get the whole collection
b) you have birthday money to spend
c) sales tax is much lower in Utah
d) the fabric is currently 30% off and I have an extra 20% off coupon
e) there is lots of room in my suitcase . . .
you might go a little overboard. And I did. I will be using Aunt Edna in projects for a while. I had intended to just get enough for my swoon quilt, but I knew I would be sad when it was gone.
So you might notice that a lot of my Curves Class photos involve Aunt Edna. Here is my latest project, the orange peel pillow:
When I first saw this pattern as a potential project I thought, "Wow, my sister would love that as a high school graduation quilt!" But then I made the pillow and there is no way that is happening.
I did enjoy making the block, but it was very time consuming and there is a lot of room for error. Some of my points didn't match up exactly, but they were good enough for me.
In other Aunt Edna news, I signed up to donate a quilt for an auction the youth are doing at my church. They are trying to raise money for camp this summer and they do a service auction where you can donate anything from babysitting to homemade goods to hotel stays. I thought Aunt Edna would be a good fit because it is pretty and fun without being too crazy. I have a little more to say about this quilt but that will have to wait until I finish the binding.
a) your local Joann's won't get the whole collection
b) you have birthday money to spend
c) sales tax is much lower in Utah
d) the fabric is currently 30% off and I have an extra 20% off coupon
e) there is lots of room in my suitcase . . .
you might go a little overboard. And I did. I will be using Aunt Edna in projects for a while. I had intended to just get enough for my swoon quilt, but I knew I would be sad when it was gone.
So you might notice that a lot of my Curves Class photos involve Aunt Edna. Here is my latest project, the orange peel pillow:
When I first saw this pattern as a potential project I thought, "Wow, my sister would love that as a high school graduation quilt!" But then I made the pillow and there is no way that is happening.
Orange pillow with my earlier scallop pillow |
In other Aunt Edna news, I signed up to donate a quilt for an auction the youth are doing at my church. They are trying to raise money for camp this summer and they do a service auction where you can donate anything from babysitting to homemade goods to hotel stays. I thought Aunt Edna would be a good fit because it is pretty and fun without being too crazy. I have a little more to say about this quilt but that will have to wait until I finish the binding.
HAHA! I signed up to donate a quilt for a silent auction at my twin's preschool fundraiser and am making it out of DS Sugar Creek! Great minds, I guess :)
ReplyDeleteOmigosh, you have mega super duper talent. Where do I find the patterns for these pillows? I want to make them, I've been wanting to make pillows and these are to die for!
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