Yesterday I worked outside my comfort zone on this pillow top. Why is it, I can put 25 different colors together in a large block without any issues......but not four colors? Four different colors and my brain freezes. Notice I was able to work a plaid into the mix.
I scanned this picture of my granddaughter that was made in 2002 and printed it on Printed Treasures fabric. The picture always reminded me of Cindyloo Who from the Grinch book. I thought I would whip a pillow together yesterday morning......wrong.
I made more flying geese that you can shake a stick at and I still wasn't happy. Not being one to let this get the best of me, I stuck with it and finally finished the pillow after dinner last night.
I'll put this on the quilting machine and quilt it before I put the backing on it. Last night I packed up all of this fabric and put it away in the closet so I won't have to look at it for awhile. I'm sure my daughter-in-law is going to like her pillow.......the verdict is still out with me.
Today I have to write some Christmas cards. I went through every picture that we took last year and tried to pick out the best of the best for my Christmas letter, that I call The Wilder Times. It was nice to reminisce and look back over the year. What a year it was! I always try to put a slide show together for a year in review and we watch it together as a family Christmas Day. I need to get busy or it's not going to happen! Gotta go......
Soon,
Lynn
This is a GREAT idea! I love the colors you chose! It's a gorgeous pillow that will be treasured forever!
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Bev
Wonderful pillow! Looks like it should be framed and hung.
ReplyDeleteJust love this pillow !
ReplyDeleteIt's delightful! You did a marvelous job with just those 4 colors. :)
ReplyDeleteHow cute it is, Lynn - and worth the struggle! I like your commenter above's idea of framing it, too! Enjoy your day!
ReplyDeleteCheers!
I reckon your DIL will LOVE her cushion. I know I do, but then I would wouldn't I, sonce you decided to Pick Four fabrics!
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