About 15 years ago my mother followed a patchwork course. They did a colour-study and everyone had to bring small pieces of fabric to swap. My mother kept those pieces (I'm so lucky with a mum who doesn't throw anything away). Half a year ago I set myself a goal to make a nice pillow with just those pieces. I even made a second one. Since then the pieces of patchwork were lying around without back. Last week I finally finished them. Thanks Marry, for the necessary fabric to pick up the project again.
Just half an hour
About 15 years ago my mother followed a patchwork course. They did a colour-study and everyone had to bring small pieces of fabric to swap. My mother kept those pieces (I'm so lucky with a mum who doesn't throw anything away). Half a year ago I set myself a goal to make a nice pillow with just those pieces. I even made a second one. Since then the pieces of patchwork were lying around without back. Last week I finally finished them. Thanks Marry, for the necessary fabric to pick up the project again.
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How lovely! That's a fantastic way to use "old" fabric.
These are really gorgeous!
Ze zijn helemaal geweldig geworden! Zo gezellig..
Wat een supermooie kussens!
Groetjes,
Manon
Heel erg mooi. Ik heb net ook twee patchwork stoelkussens gemaakt en ben bezig met de kussens voor de bank. Maar nu heb je me op een goed idee gebracht: ook nog lekkere kussentjes voor de kids. Heb je er nog iets aan vast gemaakt zodat ze goed blijven liggen?
Bedankt voor de inspiratie!
Wist je dat ik nog steeds een heel lief kussentje van jou heb. Die heb ik van jou gekregen toen we voor het eerst Sinterklaas vierden met de club (in 1990 denk ik)!
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