Wednesday, March 21, 2012

paper pieced sewing machine

Have you seen all the new paper pieced patterns that have came out lately?
They are amazing.
You can see everybody's work on the Sew Out Loud Flickr group
So of course I had to get on it
and sew at least one of them.

I decided to start with this one from Charise Creates.
The "vintage sewing machine and notions" is a little easier than the "vintage studio",
but still pretty advanced, well at least more challenging than all the animals I made before!


(I still need to embroider the needle!)

I have very few fabric with words on it, so I was a little limited, but I was able to use the one
I had in quite a few places, like the bottom of the machine, the button jar,


and the thread.
The fabric I used is Vintage Notions by Amy Barickman,
it has a lot of different block, making it interesting.

Overall I am pleased with the result,
but I am taking a little break from paper piecing...


And I am keeping it for myself!

Happy sewing!


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8 comments:

  1. That looks fantastic! You did a great job :)

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  2. So lovely, you are clever! :-)

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  3. Un peu complique pour une débutante mais je vais essayer un de ces jours :)

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  4. That is beautiful - you clever gal!!!!

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  5. You should totally keep that for yourself! Great job. Thank you for sharing on A Crafty Soiree.

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  6. I love it! My favorite part is how the green fabric really looks draped hanging down.

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  7. Hi I've just found your blog through Tea Rose Home's link party! I love this paper pieced sewing machine block. Fabulous! Maggie xx

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  8. Your block is inspiring me to try a paper pieced sewing machine ! I love the colors you used.

    sue
    legato1958@aol.com

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