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Houston, we have finished coasters and sewing lift off!

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(Insert happy dance here!)

The coasters are finished and waiting to cure for (gasp!) a month so they don’t decide to adhere to any glasses.  I did try the painted glaze, but quickly wiped it off.  It just looked too muddy.  Here’s a side view of what they look like with their cork.

2/28/12 Project 365 coasters, side

And here’s the top view of my two new sets of coasters.  Yay!

2/28/12 Project 365 coasters, top view

And today’s work has been sewing a pillowcase burrito style.  I got the pdf for the “recipe” off the allpeoplequilt.com website.  The instructions are very thorough and include step by step pictures.  The only thing between me and the pillowcase was then:

repinning the burrito because I didn’t read ahead to the next step

realizing very fine needles cannot be felt that much… you just see them dangling from your finger… interesting

a search for a small screwdriver

finding out I didn’t need the screwdriver and hoping I didn’t just screw up my machine

cleaning off the feed dogs

finding out that probably wasn’t the problem either

ripping and restarting nearly every seam

wondering why my fabric still kept shifting (need to call Mom about that one)

ironing the end seams funny and not caring because it was DONE!

2/28/12 Project 365 pillowcase

One down, 6 more to go.  Yeah, I went crazy on the fabric end of my stash enhancing.  In my defense, I’m thinking customization.  No more shopping 3 different stores to find linens to match.  I’m sincerely hoping I get faster… and figure out my feed dog issues with flannel.


Filed under: Collage, Sewing Tagged: acrylic paint, coasters, fabric, fabric pieces, fiber projects, flannel, Modge Podge, pillowcase, Project 365, sewing, tiles

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