Oct 01 13
This and That
I haven’t meant to not be blogging; it’s just that most of what I’ve been spending time on isn’t worth talking about or isn’t picture-worthy and what good is a post if there are no pictures? I feel like I need to get a post out, though, so here is a knitting tote bag I made a couple weeks ago:
That color is really off in the photo. Here’s a closeup that’s a little closer to reality. It shows one of the sections that was done with ruler work:
This closeup shows the machine embroidery a little better:
I played around a little with the interior pockets and made some small pockets for knitting needles on one side. The other side has 3 large pockets for “normal stuff:”
This was the first time I’d worked with sewn-in wooden handles and I kind of like that it’s a different look. Ernie is playing around with making some other wooden handles, so the next one may be a little more interesting…stay tuned!
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Love it Pat! Are you doing the ruler work on a DSM? Your machine embroidery is to swoon over! Thanks for the close ups … Karen on Keuka
PS… Have you seen my completed Wool Penny Garland table topper? Wool appliqué on Cotton backing… So much texture. Take good care!
I am continually inspired by your designs, color selection, free-motion quilting and overall impact. While you may thing this bag is simple, I think it is stunning. Thanks for sharing as I do find it helpful to see samples of how you incorporate your spectacular machine embroidery designs with your exception free-motion quilting to create such visual impact.
Drooling.
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