sweet mini quilt

Last year I sewed a charming paper pieced sewing machine

 (that I made into a sewing machine cover).

I only did half of the pattern, I thought I would do the other part (dress form)

 to make it complete, but it never happened.

Well, I checked the blog  Charise Creates, where I saw the pattern originally

and found another version of the dress form,

but this time with an iron instead of a sewing machine.

There was no pattern for it, but I saw I could use the dress form
and the folded fabric from the sewing machine pattern,
and try to design my own iron pattern from the picture (good close-up).

It worked quite well and I was able to do a decent job.
I did not have fabric with scissors, so I added some
little scissors charm.

I also stamped the name of the place.

Because I was making it for my Mom as a BDay present,
I decided to use some Liberty of London fabric for the dress
and the fabric being ironed.

She likes Liberty of London probably even more than me!
My Mom has been doing a lot of sewing lately, making some skirts,
shirts and other wearable, so I hope
she will enjoy this mini quilt in her sewing room.

Bon anniversaire Maman.

Happy sewing!

PS I really enjoy making Liberty of London presents for my Mom,
here is some examples:

linen basket, tag, machine cover,
cup table runner, needle book.