Finally got some of my pottery back with its final glaze. I like it it all its wonky glory and have already put it to use.
And I am happy to announce that after conking out a while back, my old and trusty sewing machine has been nursed back to life and given a good service. I'm happy with that - it means I don't, yet, have to venture into the world of new sewing machines, with there fancy menus and plasticness (mine is all metal and ox-like).
In celebration I figured it was time to venture into the world of patchworking, and below is what I came up with last week - a pot holder courtesy of the Lotta Jansdotter pattern from her Simple Sewing book. The best part was picking fabrics that work together - I used a heavy cotton for the main bit (blue and white), a lighter cotton (polka dots), a woolen felt (grey) and the hang tag is grey linen.
Tuesday, 8 April 2008
Pottering around
Posted by Spin Spin at Tuesday, April 08, 2008
Labels: Lotta Jansdotter, patchwork, pot holder, pottery, sewing, sewing machine
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