I thought I would make my first REAL post with a recent picture of my work. Then any new pictures I add will only be improvements.
My daughter, we will call her Josephine Hedgepeth (the name has been changed to protect her embarrassment), saw a pillow at WalMart that she liked but decided she really didn't NEED it. Later thinking "But I REALLLY like it" went back to buy it but it was gone. Making a long story longer, I told her I could make it for her. After all I've been sewing since I was a small child and felt pretty confident that I can make almost anything. This would be a great Christmas present. I bought the fabric, buttons to cover, the necessary things to make the piping. I had no pattern 'cause, by gum, I know how to do this. As you can see from the pictures, I didn't know how to do this.
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This looks pretty good so far. |
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The flat side looks pretty good. |
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I have no idea what happened. Chef's hat? Mushroom? |
Josephine was gracious and accepted my gift. I told her I would remake it, but she said she liked it. I think only because it was the right color and she likes wacky things.
I hope to show you something better next time.
It's everything I require in a pillow -- soft, squishy, and comfy. The blue and wacky parts are just bonuses.
ReplyDeleteWell, thank you "Josephine". Uht Hemmmm.
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