Anyway; I finished the potholders from this post this week. Our guild issued a potholder challenge where we received an old quilting magazine from which we were to find inspiration. It was not very hard to find an hour glass block so I could use Lynda’s tutorial.-)
I did not make it to the guild meeting this week though, but the potholders will make nice presents. The first will be sent off today for friend of mine whose birthday was yesterday. We met in the hospital more than 11 years ago when she had a hip replacement and daughter 2 fractured discs in her back. It was instant friendship even though there is almost 40 years between us, and meant the world to both of us in a stressful situation.
I have signed up for Friday Night Sew In tonight hoping it will motivate me to make progress on my 1 of 10 quilt. The words will not get attached to the quilt by themselves no matter how long I wait (believe me, I have tried).
I’ll be linking this up to Amylou’s Sew & Tell.
Have a wonderful Friday and may this weekend be a sunny one!
They are lovely potholders. Congratulations on the feature in the magazine. Very worthy indeed.
ReplyDeletewow...lovely potholders...i love the fabric
ReplyDeleteLove the colorful potholders! I can relate to the concept of "incubation" time. I think it's a necessary part of the creative life to do that.
ReplyDeleteGood luck tonight! I signed up, but not sure I have the energy for it - it's been quite a week here.
ReplyDeleteWonderful Potholders!
ReplyDeleteThese turned out great! Incubation is just as important as creation.
ReplyDeleteLike I said to Victoria, do a little wild dance to Stevie Wonder, helps me tremendously. xox Corrine
I love thinking about and scheming about new projects! Your potholders are too much fun! What blessed friends you have!
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I'm an incubating kind of person too. It makes me happy to keep all my ideas warm and safe for a while :o) Pretty potholders, and what an easy pattern. They are going on the to gift list for sure.
ReplyDeleteOo I really love the pink and red pot holders! The patterns looks fairly simple, but very appealing at the same time! I think they'll make a fantastic gift!
ReplyDeleteI agree - here's hoping for sunshine this weekend!!
Terrific potholders!
ReplyDeleteI've been making some and mine come out too big or too small! :( What size do you make?
Love those pot holders!
ReplyDeleteGreat little gift idea. very sweet!!
ReplyDeletethese potholders are lovely...i like the variety of colors and fabrics
ReplyDeleteLovely potholders,and I like your fabric combos!
ReplyDeleteLove useful and pretty all in one!! Great finish!
ReplyDeleteBlessings,
KT
I really like these pot holders! They look great!
ReplyDeleteYour potholders are terrific! I like the hour glass look to them. Thanks for sharing!
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