Purchased during a recent trip to Joann's. The fat quarter bundles were 40 percent off. I am trying to be braver and use larger prints with a variety of colors in my projects. I hope these help!
.................... black and white is never enough ....................
4.18.2010
4.14.2010
Quilt and sock progress
Remember this quilt?
Well, I finally went out and bought backing and binding fabric for it. All of the top is made from charm packs from the Wonderland line by Momo. When I bought those, though, I didn't buy any backing fabric. It was kind of hard to find a coordinating fabric that I liked, since the colors are kind of muted, but I picked these up at Joann's. The aqua is for the back, the dark brown w/ polka dots is for the binding.
When I was visiting my parents over Easter, my mom even helped me get it pinned. If only I could motivate myself to get the quilting started.
On the knitting front, I finished a pair of socks! I finished sock two from the pair that I posted about previously. Check out the finished product - definitely cankle friendly!
It was weird how they knitted up. The yarn pooled quite differently from foot to foot.
Left:
And right:
And that is just a small tidbit of my exciting craft adventures. More coming!
Well, I finally went out and bought backing and binding fabric for it. All of the top is made from charm packs from the Wonderland line by Momo. When I bought those, though, I didn't buy any backing fabric. It was kind of hard to find a coordinating fabric that I liked, since the colors are kind of muted, but I picked these up at Joann's. The aqua is for the back, the dark brown w/ polka dots is for the binding.
When I was visiting my parents over Easter, my mom even helped me get it pinned. If only I could motivate myself to get the quilting started.
On the knitting front, I finished a pair of socks! I finished sock two from the pair that I posted about previously. Check out the finished product - definitely cankle friendly!
It was weird how they knitted up. The yarn pooled quite differently from foot to foot.
Left:
And right:
And that is just a small tidbit of my exciting craft adventures. More coming!
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