Khris made her version of Frances Frog in no time.
Jules had been looking to make a machine apron when she came across my pattern .
The machine apron pattern was published in Handmade v27 no 5 .
Thanks girls for sending me the photos .
Tuesday, October 27, 2009
Show and Tell
It's always great to hear that people have enjoyed making my designs but I get a real thrill when they send me photos as I love to see their own fabric choices .
Khris made her version of Frances Frog in no time.
Jules had been looking to make a machine apron when she came across my pattern .
Khris made her version of Frances Frog in no time. Jules had been looking to make a machine apron when she came across my pattern .
I love seeing what people make with their machines. I just got mine and am still learning.
ReplyDeleteI am sure receiving photos like this must give you a fantastic buzz....
ReplyDeleteI love to see what personal tweak people can put to a pattern.
ReplyDeleteThere are a lot of very talented and creative people out there! :^)
Those came out really nice! I want to make a machine apron now! I am sure it is so helpful and its a great idea!
ReplyDeleteI just love Frances - must hang back for a while, though! How nice to receive the photos. Hugs - Lurline♥
ReplyDeleteHey Clare, what a lovely way to sew with a little patchwork mat under your machine, gorgeous!!
ReplyDeleteCheck out my blog post over about our trip to Gundagai, love your town!!
Love Posie
Your "font" colors are a bit difficult to read on your site. You may want to consider changing them.
ReplyDeleteI do follow and love your blog & designs. Someday I'd love to make a Frances The Frog. Very cute design.
But for now I'm busy making things for various charity fundraisers. I know Frances the Frog would be delightful for a kids' gift basket at a fundraiser, so hopefully someday I can give Frances The Frog a try. Definitely a cutie.
I'd love to make Frances The Frog in Hawaiian/tropical fabrics and post about her on my blog. But then I also think she'd be cute with embellishment (freehand machine embroidery, fabric paint sticks, jewels, etc). Sew many ideas to create cute Frances the Frogs and share insights.
SewCalGal
www.sewcalgal.blogspot.com
Well doesn't Frances just look like a real prince up there...hehehe Thanks for showing him...hugs KHris
ReplyDeleteIt was a such a fantastic project to make! Thats why I've made 2! Lisa
ReplyDeleteThe machine apron is such a fab idea!
ReplyDeleteCute froggy!x
I've seen that pattern for the machine apron and I'm so going to make that. Kind regards, Anita
ReplyDeleteYou are sooooo clever!!! I have yet to make the frog...I keep saying I am going to but haven't yet.
ReplyDeleteOH yes, big love for Gundagai!! So lucky to have friends there to stay with for a quick weekend away out of Canberra. love Posie
ReplyDeleteYou are one talented lady! Love the pictures of the projects. Keep us the good work. I hope to make a frog for my daughter soon. She is an adult now and still loves frogd.
ReplyDeleteOh I love the frog! How cute is he?!! :D Congrats on having your item in Handmade - the machine apron is a wonderful idea.
ReplyDeleteI'm intrigued by the machine apron. Not something I've ever seen before. Will this stop everything I park infront of the machine as I work from falling on the floor as I get up from the table... like the pin case, scissors, needles, and all other hazards to bare feet!! Must try it!
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