I bought it last year on a shopping trip with the lovely Terri to 'Fabric Galore'. I just wanted it without any specific project in mind. Meanwhile I had sort of half regretted buying it as I couldn't come up with any good use for it. So you can imagine how pleased I am now that I found the most perfect use for it.
I mean look at it .....I can now almost daily look at Humphrey Bogart and James Dean...... who wouldn't want that. And dear Audrey I am so sorry that you didn't get a prime spot but that Rita and Marilyn know how to get their way....
I used this tutorial for the cover.
This is fantastic Judith, I may have to rummage my own stash too!
ReplyDeleteLove it! I did the same earlier this year (using Amy Butler home dec that I picked up for £5 m!), I was too embarrassed to take it with me to a sewing evening so had to do it. And then I wondered why I hadn't done it years ago. Enjoy the ironing - if that's possible!
ReplyDeleteThat is absolutely fantastic! Love it totally!!
ReplyDeleteHave fun ironing out their wrinkles!
ReplyDeleteHow cool is that! I might even iron something other than quilting stuff if I had an ironing board cover like that ;-)
ReplyDeleteOh wow I love it! Have you got any more of that fabric?!
ReplyDeleteAwesome!
ReplyDeleteWow just think how much ironing you could do now, you know, if you wanted to!
ReplyDeleteThat looks great!
ReplyDeletewhat fun xx
ReplyDeleteThat is amazing! Such a great idea.
ReplyDeleteLooks brilliant!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea!
ReplyDeleteMy baggy old silver ironing board cover kind of 'pinged off' this week - its trying to tell me something isn't it? 'Go on without me, this ironing board deserves better!' Looks like i'd better check out that link!
ReplyDeleteOh Judith, I'll happily take some more of that fabric off your hands. I'm very happy to pay, I've had requests from my teenage daughter's friends for that fabric!
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