A couple of the Christmas garments I've been making for the fabric stores -- so many Christmas things this year! (There are more pics for another time, don't want to overload you now.)
this one is green cordoroy |
A dear young lady who is a former co-worker of mine has a little daughter who is affected with a rare and incurable disease which causes tumors to grow on nerves. I made this quilt for a benefit to raise research money to fight the disease. Now isn't this crazy -- the quilt was auctioned and the buyer was my niece! Little Logan Joseph will sleep with the owls.
You might recogize that the quilt images are from Cricut's Give a Hoot cartridge. Traced with Cricut markers onto fusible web then appliqued.
This was made for a gift. It's quilted with Insul-Brite, an insulated batting for hot/cold use. This is a flat iron travel case so you can put the iron away before it's completely cool.
Here are some of the cards I made to complete a gift set. I tried to include something for every occasion and a mixture of fun and serious themes.