lil wall art

 

3" x 5" wall art...okay so now to more normal terriorty rofl

Ornaments oh my

 

 

 

 

wohooo I've been working on ornaments...using vintage and antique paper,fabric, buttons and such teehee

More goodies for etsy

 

 

Woohoo getting more stuff in etsy...working on another stocking and several more ornaments some will be smaller I always love doing little goodies...

one more bag doll

 

 

well one last bag doll for etsy...i did her simple thinking someone might want to embellish their own with family heirlooms...now on to some christmas stockings made from old linens...thanks sue for the idea
also finished up my part of the doll Jean and I are teaching for CIFI in NEW Mexico...yippeee checking my list off

Day 5 woohooo i did it

 

 

 

well we backe the piece and then turned it into a vessel omg what fun...and who would have ever guessed...

day 4 blind quilting

 

oh my we get to embellish however we want yippeee

My day 3 piece

 

okey dokey this is fun teehee

Day 3 of blind quilt challenge

okay fiber.chicas! are you ready for a whopper day?! ;) here we gooo.....

take a pair of scissors and carefully CUT UP YOUR PIECE! ;) yes, you read it right. cut it up. you must cut into it AT LEAST 5 times! ;) you can cut strips, circles, puzzle shapes... whatever you want to do... but keep in mind that you are going to be sewing it back together into a NEW shape!...

so after you have cut your one piece into at least 6 pieces... arrange them onto a backing fabric, in a new way...and tack them down with pins, fusible web, or a glue stick, then sew them to the backing fabric. (she says you are making it back into one piece no backing showing just something to reassemble together}
have FUN!!! remember... you can hold your breath if this is really hard for you...don't think about it, just dive, gently! ;)

NOW this is scary....mine will be up later ekk can I do it omg

Day 2 blind quilting

 

Day 2 of blind quilt challenge

Okay here is day 2 I will post mine later today but thought it would help to post for those who are following along as well

Day Two:.... layer your cloth onto a piece of batting, felt, or similar and machine stitch all over with contrasting or complimentary threads.

(optional - layer some organza on top first, then machine stitch all over 3 layers with rayon thread... then using your burning tool, melt away the spaces of organza between the stitches.)