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#Sewing these window cushions for my dog has been on hold because I can’t decide what to do. 🤔
My dog prefers hard surfaces — like lying on an area rug instead of on his thick, padded dog bed — so I wonder if he’ll even be comfortable lying on poly-filled cushions. He occasionally uses his dog bed as a head pillow…
I’ve thought about buying medium- or high-density foam instead. Or is no inner cushion at all the way to go, and should I just make a double-layered blanket to fit?
He terminado la bolsa (yei) y, aunque ha quedado resultona, tengo sentimientos encontrados:
Para empezar, el patrón es un video y esta hecho un poco sobre la marcha (hay algunos acabados que me han quedado mejor a mi que a la diseñadora).
Las diagonales son un coñazo de hacer, pero eh, un COÑAZO.
La parte de tela donde va la cuerda no me gusta nada como se construye. La proxima vez (si hay próxima) cubriré solo las partes largas y pondré doble cuerda.
Por lo demás, he usao bastante tela que tenía por ahí. Creo que le pegaria hacerla en colores más divertidos, pero es que soy bastante segurolas xD
#sewing #costura #craft #handmade #hechoamano #bolsa #bag #patchwork
@sillygwailo Actually, my first reaction was to say yes, until I read all the comments! 😳
Let us know on Mastodon if you go, and how it goes!
@sillygwailo Why would you do that to yourself!? 😉
Some of those places sound genuinely scary.
Not feeling great today, so I'm messing around with a couple of quilt ideas instead of actually quilting -
This is the best layout I've come up with yet for the data viz quilt where each block's size represents the number of quilts I finished during the year
I haven't chosen a quilt block yet - suggest a favorite if you've got one! - but it needs to look similar at every size from 5" to 23". Would be nice if the math works and it sews easily at all those sizes, too
@inarticulatequilter This is super cool!
I forecast that you will sew less quilts this year than last year. And barring a pandemic, as in 2020, you will sew very many quilts in 2030, like you did in 2005, 2010, 2015 and 2025.
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Cris 🍂🌰
InarticulateQuilter