These aren't an example of such 'fancy shots', just my feeble attempts to tide me over in the meantime:
I love the way these photos totally conceal the wonkyness of the potholder. Obviously I have a lot to learn about sewing with batting and quilting :)
11 comments:
Great shots. I love the color of that fabric!
Dude. You could make BILLIONS if not trillions, selling those oven mittens. Like, trillions. They are so lovely.
I have to tell you, you have inspired me to renew my drawing and create patterns in the hopes that in a few years form now I be designing lovely textiles as yours. So thank you for your inspiration, just know that you are doing something great, whether you realize it or not.
Loves!
Amy
go lara!
Yo,'sup birch?
I can't stop laughing at the title, I'll be saying it all day now, to myself of course. hehehee
mary
I love that pot holder! did you sew along the patter of the fabric??
I love that you stitched along the tree trunks on the pot holder. It looks so great!
You're a brave woman for showing us the inside of your oven! There is no way I could make mine public :)
your cushions and pot holder look great!
i have finally got around to sewing up my little bit of gold birch forest fabric - i made it into a cushion and have just added a couple of quick photos to my blog if you'd like to have a look :-)
Oooh.. you certainly HAVE come over all Lotta on us... Looking forward to the Lara Birch-dotter Ladys Home Companion soon. Nice BINDING!
oooo...i want those cushions!!!
ahhhh love the cushions! I was thinking of making some nice big comfy cushions out of the fabrics for melbourne and I love what you've done!
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