My first attempt at piping:
I recovered the office chair I got off eBay for £3.20 to go in my sewing room:
A crocheted cover for a yucky brown lampshade (need a new base too, but that'll do for now):
A Tilda angel for the bathroom door:
And a pincushion, because I gave the other one I had to my Mum:
I'm also 3/4 through knitting a beanie hat for Mr Grumpy; have a quilt top done, just waiting for the elusive pay day to buy more fabric for the border and have a bag made but waiting poppers before I can show it to you.
Gosh, I've been productive (although Mr Grumpy might disagree, he keeps having to start dinner as I am "in the middle of something"!!)
What are you making at the moment?
S x
BTW don't know what's up with my camera, the pics look terrible - I think it's time to ring the manufacturer....
Wow, you have been productive! :) When I've finished my second crescent skirt, I think I'm going to try my hand at refashioning a couple of dresses into skirts :)
ReplyDeleteAshley x
Goodness, what a busy bee! Loving it all. I love the lampshade cover, and am a big fan of Tilda.
ReplyDeleteI keep meaning to make a start on properly getting to know my sewing machine, but too many crochet projects await me! one day!
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You HAVE been busy. I love the recovered office chair. What a great idea!
ReplyDeleteWow, you have been busy, and talented!!
ReplyDeleteYour makes look amazing!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
What a productive week!
ReplyDeleteI love the way you've revamped the office chair and may have to try to do the same to my scruffy, worn sewing chair. Thanks for the inspiration!
Kate x
Thanks for the comment on my blog! Can't wait to see your version of the South Bay Shawlette since I love everything you've done here, especially that office chair! Beautiful!
ReplyDeleteYou're a busy gal Sarah! :) All those projects and things you've been making, you put me to shame. Actually being busy at dinner time is a sneaky way of getting someone else (Mr Grumpy) to make dinner. Might have to try that one.
ReplyDeleteAnne xx
GREAT idea for the chair. We have one that badly needs a revamp. I will give it a go!
ReplyDeleteI love your sewing room chair , so pretty.
ReplyDeleteLove all your makes Sarah and you have just given me a BRILLIANT idea. Thank you x
ReplyDeleteSo impressed with your piping - I haven't ventured beyond envelope openings yet!
Hx
PS. Please could you make me a dress just like your Tilda angel's?!!!
woow! your projects are amazing!!! expecially loving the covered chair in the CK fabric :)
ReplyDeleteWow Sarah, you've been really busy and everything looks great!
ReplyDeleteI love the piping on the cushion, would love to be able to do that myself.
Well done!!
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Hi there!
ReplyDeleteAm so glad to have found your lovely blog- am liking the crafty makes and crochet too!
So, am your newest follower so I can keep up with your crafty adventures!
Am off to get a glass of wine and have a good luck through your blog!
If you get time, do pop over and visit my little end of blogland - I love a little bit of craft, crochet and all things thrifty!
Xx
I love your Tilda Angel !
ReplyDeletelove from the Netherlands ♥RINI♥