Wednesday 31 July 2013

A stripy cushion

The students from my photography class will be forgiven a sigh at these images because they have seen this cushion on many of the pictures in the post-processing section of my lecture but I realized the other day that I made this cushion months ago and actually had not shared it with my readers.

So please meet my latest cushion made from wonderfully soft vintage bed linen I procured a while ago. 


 
It is a simple number made of squares and double crosshatch quilting that I so love doing. I enjoy making cushions because they give me a chance to test new fabric or a new pattern and after a few hours I actually have something that is gorgeous and useful at the same time.  I am not that fond of mini quilts so this is for me the best option to "go small".


The back features two Echino linen prints with a covered zip.The listing can be found in my Etsy Shop here.

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3 comments:

  1. Swedish ScrapperJuly 31, 2013 9:48 am

    Lovely cushion! It was so nice to meet you briefly at FQR. I didn't take your class but hope to catch one next year! (Nice to put a face with your blog :)Lizzie in Sweden

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  2. Adrianne @ On the Windy SideJuly 31, 2013 11:56 am

    Gorgeous! It's fresh and bright and reminds me of summer. I totally agree on cushions being the perfect experimental project too!

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  3. Mrs Flying Blind...July 31, 2013 8:18 pm

    Love it, love xxx

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