The top has been finished for weeks, but I just need mum beside me help me turn it into a pillow. Turns out it wasn't that hard after all, but mums tend to have these short cuts which you usually find out after the event. This time I could ask first!
I'm very pleased with the result. Here's one last photo to show the scale.
The photo below was my haul from the 2017 Sydney Quilt Show. I'm trying to use everything so if I'm really good I might be allowed to go back again this year. I think I'm doing pretty well so far. I've used at least five of those quilt labels, and I've made Flocks by Night. I've used the Bloc Locs buried at the back right, and I cut into those Aboriginal prints this week. Now I've used the Liberty hexies too. I'm on a roll.
8 comments:
OMG you are so good Wendy. Thats the idea though, then you dont keep them forever and then go off them ( which I am prone to do) haha. The letter arrived thank you.:-)
I think your hexagon pillow is just lovely..Beautiful work hugs, Julierose
Wendy, your new pillow is just fabulous!! And look at all those fun goodies!! :-)
I like your hexie pillow and I think you should be allowed to go to the 2018 show, lol, as long as you show us your loot!
Toll dein neues Kissen!
Gruß Marion
I love your idea with the hexie blocks, I love to make hexies. Now you have given me ideas. Thanks
What a nice hexie pillow. I love it.
Hugs Anke
You really are on a roll, Wendy!
Needless to say, I love the Liberty hexie cushion. It has my favourite ingredients: Liberty and hexies in a cushion.
I was just pulling out a large hexie template earlier this week thinking of making something similar (but machine pieced, hence larger hexies).
I will be heading to the Strawberry Thief's warehouse this weekend. I expect unavoidable temptation.
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