Hopefully, I will have finished this (cushion, table runner, wallhanging??) in time for the celebrations this weekend. Then it is back to the WIP list I promise :)
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Wednesday, 12 March 2014
Shades of Green
I have a WIP list as long as my arm, so what do you think I have been working on this week? Well, if you guessed any of my WIP's you would be very wrong. Naturally, I decided to start a new project!
I pulled out my bag of green scraps and my Sizzix die-cutter and cut out 40 different fabric hearts.
Then put them together on a piece of natural linen from the rather large box I brought back from Latvia. Can you see where I am going with this??
Hopefully, I will have finished this (cushion, table runner, wallhanging??) in time for the celebrations this weekend. Then it is back to the WIP list I promise :)
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Hopefully, I will have finished this (cushion, table runner, wallhanging??) in time for the celebrations this weekend. Then it is back to the WIP list I promise :)
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Oh, how I wish I had one of the cutters. It would make my life so much easier. I LOVE you idea for the St. Patrick’s Day runner. It is going to be so pretty and so festive...just waiting for you to use year after year. I love making my table runners and change them all the time.
ReplyDeletevery fun!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a clever way to make a scrappy shamrock! Those hearts are sweet. Love the arrangement!
ReplyDeleteThis is too cool - I love it! It's going to look awesome :)
ReplyDeleteSo cute!! I feel luckier just looking at it! lol
ReplyDeleteGreat project. And true to self, why finish a project when you can start a new one instead. LOL this is sew me!
ReplyDeleteOh I know how you feel, I'm flitting aroud like a butterfly at the moment from project to project. Love the look of this though! It'll make a lovely wall hanging
ReplyDeleteLove your shamrock of hearts! I am partial to hearts having spent 2013 on the SweeHeart project of making on heart block each day for the year. I can't wait to see your finished project. Go with your muse and enjoy!!
ReplyDeleteSuch a cute way to make a shamrock. I love it!
ReplyDeleteIt does seem like Across the Pond shamrock project :-)
ReplyDeleteWe all love to start new projects, don't we? Your hearts look beautiful.
ReplyDeleteYour post is an echo of mine (or mine of yours) I have so many WIPs, but what do I do!?! I start something new!! Your's is going to be lovely.
ReplyDeleteThank you for visiting my blog. That's an unusual design, one you can rely on year after year for the memories.
ReplyDeletei think we are officially friends Fiona because when i read your first sentence i knew you were not working on any of your WIP's!! I think your hearts are very festive and sometimes you need to stop working on what you should be working on and work on what you want to be working on :)
ReplyDeleteSurely it should be in the shape of a Guinness ;o)
ReplyDeleteThis is beautiful! I love all those greens :)
ReplyDeleteI must invest in one of those cutters!!! I'm sure they'd save heaps of time. Look forward to seeing all those hearts sewn ready for St Patricks Day.
ReplyDeletegreen being my most favourite colour makes this so appealing, love the heart shapes you have created, are they backed with bondaweb or are your turning the edges in quite a job is you are.
ReplyDeleteVery clever ! Got to love sizzix!!!
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