I've got half my fabric cut to make my own duffel! I have done this pattern before so it's going pretty smoothly. FYI, if you don't have bag experience, I wouldn't recommend the Simplicity version (not a lot of detail in the instructions). I think Cherie (Studio Cherie on etsy) provides better instructions if you buy the patter directly from her. Just a heads up!
I got my fabric that I'm using for my Sewing Summit lounge pants class! Mmmmmm, organic Laurie Wisburn! So soft!
I also made this Mendocino bunting for a bunting swap at Sewing Summit! I think this one might spark a few fights! Hopefully I can snag a good one myself!
I'm also making some progress on my Modern Maples quilt for fall. I didn't really have time to start this project, but my enthusiasm for it is pushing me to finish things I HAVE to do.....like finish this quilt for a silent auction at my son's school
I promise myself I can work on my Modern Maples if I complete at least two other tasks on my *must do* list. So far it's working!
On a totally unrelated note, I have a charm pack of a hard to find collection and I'm dying to make something with it! Anyone have a favorite charm pack pattern? I'd rather add a lot of solid color fabric and make something lap size, but I'm lacking inspiration right now! Help!
6 comments:
Love your maples and the fact that we make deals with ourselves to work on the projects we love! Good luck with that! ;-)
Wow, you've been working your little socks off there! The bunting swap looks like it'll be fun, I'll enjoy watching the battle from the sidelines ;o)
LOVE the auction quilt!! Wow, that should be popular - I hope it raises lots of cash. Love all of your maples and good luck with your duffel!
which charm pack are you referring to?
Love the quilt for your son's auction! Great fabric choices for the design!
Xs and Os is a great charm pack stretcher! Look on my blog for one I just finished for that very same reason!
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