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| PonderosaQuilter's Crocheted Rag Rug |
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| Another View |
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| Rustic Bench Full of Pillows |
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| Shabby Chic decked out in Spanish Moss |
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| Iridescent Theme going on |
Showing posts with label Cathedral Windows Pillows. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Cathedral Windows Pillows. Show all posts
Thursday, April 19, 2012
More Front Porch Views
Labels:
Cathedral Windows Pillows
Wednesday, April 18, 2012
Recent Sewing Projects
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| "Evening Mist" Cathedral Windows Pillows - Pair |
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| Small Cathedral Windows Pillow - Close up |
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| School Teacher Coasters - Repurposed Fabrics |
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| Artsy Fartsy Tote - Book Bag |
Labels:
Cathedral Windows Pillows,
coasters,
Tote Bag
Friday, February 17, 2012
Cathedral Windows Pillows and Lily of the Valley Birthday Greetings
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| Carribbean Breeze! |
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| Times Two! |
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| Frame and Birthday Postcard - (both) Vintage |
Wednesday, February 23, 2011
My First Cathedral Windows Ring Bearer Pillow
I've been making all kinds, sizes, and color combinations of Cathedral Windows for about 11 years now and this is my first attempt at a Ring Bearer Pillow. Most of my Cathedral Windows are made with 95% handstitching as is this pillow. I have done some that are machine stitched and find that I much prefer the look and feel of handstitching. For the very center of the yo yo I used a hot pink button that was the extra button in a crocheted sweater I owned years ago....just came across it in a drawer this week and thought it might be time to use it for something, and it was!
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| Ring Bearer Pillow |
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| In the Palm of my Hand |
Saturday, September 25, 2010
October 1st, 2010 Giveaway
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| Cathedral Window Pillow |
One of these two pillow covers is in a Giveaway in the feature article on our AWEteam blog (winner's choice). Not your taste? They make great gifts and Christmas is coming soon!
Also included in the feature article is one of my all-time favorite recipes. And the source for the most important ingredient!
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| Mandala Zafu Meditation Cushion |
Thursday, July 23, 2009
Completion
Always feels good to get another project completed satisfactorily.
And this is most certainly one of those times. I love the avocado and rust colors in these throw pillows. The pillows definitely have a feel good effect on me! If you read a previous posting about my first time venture into making yogurt, then let me just add that it was ready to eat by this morning. And I can say that I am sooo hooked! We used a gallon of 2% milk, and half of the yogurt was refrigerated in storage containers, and some of it is being drained of whey for a soft cheese spread- the consistency being somewhere between yogurt and cream cheese. For some reason it isn't keeping that well, ie. it's disappearing (not so) mysteriously! :) Fred is going to the sleep lab overnight again with the goal of resolving the sleep apnea issues. They are going to hook him up again with monitors, and what he humorously refers to as a Darth Vader mask.
And this is most certainly one of those times. I love the avocado and rust colors in these throw pillows. The pillows definitely have a feel good effect on me! If you read a previous posting about my first time venture into making yogurt, then let me just add that it was ready to eat by this morning. And I can say that I am sooo hooked! We used a gallon of 2% milk, and half of the yogurt was refrigerated in storage containers, and some of it is being drained of whey for a soft cheese spread- the consistency being somewhere between yogurt and cream cheese. For some reason it isn't keeping that well, ie. it's disappearing (not so) mysteriously! :) Fred is going to the sleep lab overnight again with the goal of resolving the sleep apnea issues. They are going to hook him up again with monitors, and what he humorously refers to as a Darth Vader mask.
Wednesday, July 22, 2009
Polka Dots and Paisleys!
I'm going to let these pillows speak for themselves. After all, pillows talk! I'm not referring to the kinds of juicy stories
they could tell, but rather to the statement they make.
The polka dot fabric/frames came from my friend Valerie of ponderosaquilter.etsy.com Thank you for sharing the foundation for this set of vibrant pillows, Valerie!
The polka dot fabric/frames came from my friend Valerie of ponderosaquilter.etsy.com Thank you for sharing the foundation for this set of vibrant pillows, Valerie!
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