So I am already suffering from a delightful cold that dear son has brought home from school, and I will probably flake out completely tomorrow. But for now, I have just cut all my class fabric; I am using Architextures for all my classes, curved EPP, Portholes and Cathedral Windows, so I am aiming for three matching cushions at some point after the weekend.
If anyone is after 'calico/muslin', I got a meter of Moda 90" wide from Eclectic Maker and I had enough for the cathedral windows, and 4 porthole blocks. It's an off white, more cream than pure white and is a lot softer than Kona solids.
Also in preparation I have made a purse for Krista; we talked about a private swap yonks ago, but life intervened, but seeing as she is coming all the way from Canada
So Liberty-linen frame purse it a tick off the list...
I used Emily's brilliant tutorial from over at The Village Haberdashery again; I love the size this comes out.
So that's me for now; if this cold kicks in, I doubt I'll blast through my To Do list tomorrow as I was planning, but either way, I am going to settle with a cup of tea at some point and listen to Rhonda's latest podcast.
Oh wow, love the new frame purse, gorgeous, you are really rocking the Liberty again!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful, but I do think as you are overusing my tutorial you really ought to make me one in payment as thanks ;-)
ReplyDeleteso cute!!!
ReplyDeleteOoo stop it with all that organisation. I was going to hack out some fabric the night before we go! I guess more thought might be a good idea!
ReplyDeleteBoo to summer colds! Beautiful purse! Jxo
ReplyDeleteThat's one gorgeous purse, lucky Krista!
ReplyDeleteI hope the cold doesn't develop.... Boo!
ReplyDeleteLovely liberty purse!! I'm in the portholes class too, yay!! sorry I'm really excited and it's fun seeing who's in each class
ReplyDeleteLove the little purse...and I'm sure everything will fall into place in the long run.
ReplyDeleteYou are sooo organised! The purse is just lovely. Di x
ReplyDeleteSuch a pretty purse! You sound very organised.
ReplyDeleteSometimes we just seem to lose days on end to kids clubs, parties and bugs! Hope you feel ok tomorrow. Gorgeous purse :o)
ReplyDeleteFeel better. The purse is perfect
ReplyDeleteThis is downright lovely!
ReplyDeleteWell, I think I can recognise two or three of the liberty prints, but that is all. I'm doing curved EPP and cathedral windows as well. In my mind I'm organised, but in reality I'm not yet there.
ReplyDeleteYour more organised than I am. I couldn't get off to sleep last night and thought it was about time I started organising my retreat class stuff!
ReplyDeleteOh and forgot to say LOVE the framed purse!
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely purse Hadley, but.... only 5 weeks? eeeeeek..... better 'start' the preparations, lol!
ReplyDeleteWendy from the Brighton and Hove MQG is doing the portholes class too - do say hi as she is lovely!
ReplyDeleteHappy Birthday for next week x
beautiful! I must have a go sometime, can you make a first ever frame clutch from this pattern, or do you need some experience?
ReplyDeleteThanks for the muslin tip, I'll get myself over there if my LQS hasn't got any that looks nice as I'm in both of those classes.
ReplyDeleteWhat a gorgeous purse! She is one lucky lady. I have a cold too, nothing worse than having your energy zapped and it interrupting sewing time!
ReplyDeleteSomehow I had never seen Emily's tutorial you shared. I can't wait to check it out as I have some unused frames.
ReplyDeleteEeep! You're cutting fabric already!?!? I'm so far behind!
ReplyDeleteLove the purse. Bravo once again on your frame designs. They're always fab.
so very cute! I bought several frames before christmas, and still have not attempted one. I'll have to give that tutorial a try~
ReplyDeleteIf I didn't have so much pre-FQR sewing to do myself, I'd bump up my plane ticket to get this purse pronto! Keep that beauty under lock and key until you see the whites of my eyes, Hadley! I love it, thank you so very much for spoiling me. Can't wait!!
ReplyDeleteLovely purse! You always do such amazing work!
ReplyDeleteI love the Liberty purse. I really need to look at my supplies list and try and get a little more organised
ReplyDeleteI love that purse! I hope your cold came and went overnight and that you've had a day stuffed full of sewing and prep rather than snot ;o)
ReplyDelete25 working/school days until school finishes!!!!
ReplyDeleteI can totally see me gathering everything together a week on Tuesday, my last night in the flat before the retreat ;o)
ReplyDeletePurse looks fab though :oD