I've been busy.
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Last night, I got struck with a bit of inspiration and I started on my fingerless gloves. I knocked them out really quickly and as with what happens every time I do something quickly and excitedly, they came out a little sloppy. Boo. However, they are just for me and I really like them. The only problem with being sloppy is that now people have stopped me to ask about my gloves, I tell them I made them and they notice the sloppy sewing. Trust me....I am generally a lot more neat when I make stuff I sell! Ha ha ha!!
Sometimes I get a little too excited and just want to get it done. :) I made these gloves out of left over cashmere, which is the only type of wool that doesn't make me itch.
Today, I was finally able to finish the stroller/car seat blanket I have been working on for months. I love making these throws but they are a lot of work. I wasn't feeling a lot of motivation to finish it because the other things I have poured a lot of time into have just sat and sat in my store. I hate that. I feel like no one likes me and I should just go eat worms when that happens. Bleh.
So I made this wonderful little blanket and I really like it. I first went through and cut all these squares and then started sewing long strips of them together, then I sewed the strips together and then I finished some rough edges. Then (!!!) I realized that although I have sold them with a rough back before, I didn't really like how the 'wrong' side of the blanket looked. You could see all the seams and random threads I was afraid to cut because that was probably the one thread holding the whole blanket together. LOL SOoooo, long story getting longer.....I decided to take a solid cream minkee that I had for my dolls and make a backing to the quilt. It came out amazing!!
What do you think? :D I'm just a little bit proud.
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4 comments:
They look great Sarah! I love the blanket you did!
That is very cool, is it made of wool?
Yes! It is made from scraps of wool sweaters. :)
Love the gloves and the blanket!
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