“Hey! I have an idea! I’ll make everyone’s gifts this year!”
“It’ll save us money, be really neat-o and sentimental, and it’ll give me something to do!” {Hours and hours of things to do.}
“The dogs will help.” {Um, yea, almost killed them.}
“And then I’ll learn how to be creative with fabric!” {I patched the holes.}
{Both of them.}
“I’ll make a warm one for my dad because he’s always cold like me.” {Fleece backing}
“And a pretty pink one for my stepsister…”
“… and a similar one – but tweened out with hot pink polka dots – for my niece.”
“One for my sister, and hey, maybe I’ll accidentally go crazy and do the quilting in a PITA starburst pattern.”
“And I’ll make one for my mom, but I’ll do that last because she sews and maybe by then I’ll be able to sew a straight line!” {Nope.}
“What the heck, I’ll even make a scarf and Christmas throw for the $10 limit gift exchange! I have plenty of time!” {Shoot me.}
{I haven’t even started on the gifts for my husband, best friend, sister-in-law, mother-in-law, or brother yet.}
{Maybe I should have spent the time learning about aperture and exposure so every picture in this series wouldn’t be wonky.}

4 comments:
My purse is the coolest:P
Those are lovely, I'm sure people will be so excited to receive them! How about a tutorial?
WOW, I am so jealous! Reading Alias Grace by Margaret Atwood just awoke my interest in quilting. I know that is weird to say about a book that's really about a double murder, but it's true... there was also a lot of quilting.
WHERE did you get the fabric for the blue/green/yellow one?
I want to crawl inside it - it's gorgeous.
And the fish.
The fishies...
Though I think you told us about that fabric... I'll blame my lack o' memory on not being done with my handcrafted gifts yet either.
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