I have been having bloggers & sewing block lately but wanted to share this Dresden Plate Pin Cushion Tutorial I found. I want to give a Desden Plate a try as I have seen them made into some awesome candle mats or small round table mats. The size of this tutorial projects seems to be a good place to start.
I have to admit the sheep design did attract the Kiwi in me but it would look great with a sewing motif like a sewing machine stitchery or applique too. Made larger it would make an impressive cushion too.
This appeared on the Cutting Corners by Riley Blake website where they have a weekly tutorial though I found it on Facebook first. The design is by Sally's Angelworks. Sally has it on her blog in another lot of fabric, all pinky & turquoise yumminess so check it out there too.
I am very close to showing you are few updates on projects, almost - but not quite! So back to the sewing machine for me.......
Happy stitching
Tracee xx
That is darling!!
ReplyDeleteI love Dresden plates...and yours looks fabulous!
ReplyDeletethankyou Tracee i will go and check this site out ,i havent done one yet.xx
ReplyDeleteso cute... I think I am being enticed by dresdens and I love the idea with a little stitchery inside...
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Looks fantastic...and I yes I do...
ReplyDeleteCute pattern, thanks for sharing the link!
ReplyDeleteDresden plates are so much fun to make. I have made quite a few projects with them. I'll be sharing my newest dresden plate quilt very soon.
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