Showing posts with label chevron stitches wip. Show all posts
Showing posts with label chevron stitches wip. Show all posts

Wednesday, January 16, 2013

{W.I.P} Wednesday



Today I am working on a little project for myself. Now, you've seen this fabric before in a WIP edition {and you will be seeing a whole lot more of it, I promise!}, but I just can't let all this pretty chevron arrow fabric go to waste!
I had half a yard left of the lovely Japanese fabric from the bag I am making myself so I decided to make myself a mug hug to go along with it.


I just need to find the perfect button to go along with it and it's good to go!



{More on my fancy new 'label' later}

I need your help! I have about 1/3 of a {usable} yard left of this amazing fabric and don't know what to do with it! Please give me some suggestions on what to make!! Thanks!

Oh and if you haven't yet, go enter this awesome giveaway sponsored by Katrina Marie of Kids Sewing. And I am also a part of a really big giveaway hosted by Jessica of Girl Booklet! Be sure to head on over and enter and show her some love. 

Happy Wednesday! 

{What are you working on?}

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Wednesday, January 9, 2013

{W.I.P} Work In Progress Wednesday



Hello! Happy Hump Day! It is time to share with you what I am currently working on.

I received a custom order for two Kindle Fire sleeves from a good friend of mine Delaney. She is really in to pin up and had some great material for me to work with! She wanted one for her man also, but he isn't in to the pin up style so much for him self so I had some awesome type fabric that is just perfect for the guy. 


So far I have all the cuts made {exterior and interior fabric} and selected a button for his sleeve. I still need to find a cute button for Delaney's, though. The inside fabric is a super soft organic cotton fleece by Michael Miller. I have it on the inside of my Kindle sleeve and love it! 

{{All fabric was purchased at Fabricworm}}

I should have them finished up by Friday ready to give to her this weekend. 

Watch for a tutorial on how to make a Kindle Fire sleeve {adjustable to any tablet you have and even for your cell phones!} later on in the week. 

What projects are you currently working on?


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