Over the weekend I had the urge to pull out my sewing machine and make something. I learned to sew when I was around 9. My first purchase when I moved away from home was a sewing machine. My mom took me to Sears and I bought (on credit) the best one I could afford......which was $250. I still own that sewing machine (its out in the garage) but I have a newer computerized Viking that I use now. I cant live without my sewing machine! I had an idea in my head and went to my favorite fabric store to find the perfect fabric. This is what I came up with.
I got the image from The Graphics Fairy and just LOVE it. The ruffle is made from the lining that I removed from a vintage curtain. I knew someday I would use it for something.
The image was printed onto a fabric transfer (that I bought at Walmart) and then ironed onto burlap. I am pretty happy with the way it turned out.
I can’t wait to make more. I’m thinking Easter……
Robin
that is freakin' gorgeous!!!!! I love the way your mind works. Alas, I don't have a sewing machine.
ReplyDeleteSo gorgeous!!! I love all the textures and the ruffles! Such an amazing pillow!
ReplyDeleteI love it Robin! Love the vintage ruffles and you picked an awesome graphic!!!
ReplyDeleteBut of course, I love everything you create!
:)
I love this pillow Robin, I always love your beautiful work. I enjoy visiting your beautiful blog.
ReplyDeleteLOVE this!! I think I am going to have to make me one :)
ReplyDeleteSue
it's beautiful! I love the graphics Fairy! She lives not too far from me and I had a chance to meet her (Karen) when I was visiting the store that she has space in. She is very sweet!
ReplyDeleteThis is so lovely Robin. I love all of the vintage ruffles with the burlap.
ReplyDeletefabulous!
~Shari
This pillow is so very pretty! Very nice with the ruffles around the edge of the image. Thank you for sharing this lovely project!
ReplyDeleteI love it! I think it looks great and I love the ruffle!
ReplyDeleteLovin this..great blog so I became a follower :)
ReplyDeleteMajor wow! Just bought a machine.
ReplyDeleteSuz
Hi Robin,
ReplyDeleteI'm so glad you linked this up today, you already know how much I love it!!
Karen
Thanks everyone for your kind comments and especially Karen for sharing your images!!
ReplyDeleteThat is one of my favourite images, lovely job!!
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely gorgeous! Petra.xx
ReplyDeleteThis came out amazing! Love your work. Really looks fabulous! Coming over from the Graphics Fairy - new follower!
ReplyDeleteLove the layering on the pillow! Wonderful!
ReplyDeleteLovely! I think I have some of that fabric transfer stuff around somewhere, I should try this!
ReplyDeleteOMG Robin! Your Blog is gorgeous girlfriend (isn't it FUN to blog!!!) Love the pillow! Looking forward to our creative endeavor this Sunday!!! MISS YOU!
ReplyDeletei just love the ruffles. very cute!
ReplyDeleteYou did a great job, I like the addition of the ruffle and I'm not a "ruffly person"!
ReplyDeleteHOLA ROBIN NO CONOCÍA TU BLOG, ESE COJÍN ES MUY BONITO, ME GUSTA Y LOS VOLANTES!!!
ReplyDeleteBESOS.
I am totally amazed and so inpsired by this pillow. I have to get this transfer stuff! Hope I can buy it uphere in Holland but I am a girl with a mission now..........I tell you!
ReplyDeleteI know the feeling.......you buy something not knowing whatfor but you just know you will use it one day! Don't you love it when this day comes?
Lisette
Hi, Found you through the Graphics Fairy. Love the pillow! I've been doing something similar. The transfers make almost anything possible - I love it! Happy Spring, M.
ReplyDeleteThat's one of the best fabric-transfer projects I've ever seen! I love the image you chose, and the ruffles you added, the colors, everything!!! I'm really finding burlap to be my friend these days too....
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ReplyDeleteI LOVE IT!!!
KISSES <3
Daniela DREAM SHABBY CHIC Milano
Can you tell me what fabric transfer you used? I have used a few and am never happy with them. I'd love to know. Can you email me at jessicaawilcox@gmail.com
ReplyDeleteTHank you!
Jessica