The gold tiles became a pillow cover. But after pottery and working on the quilts, I may throw it on my heating pad instead.
Monday, September 10, 2007
The gold tile pillow
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- Cable process halted
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3 comments:
If that were lying on a sofa in Charleston, not one visitor would question its authenticity.
Well done Mrs. Lear! Good show!
Is that fabric linen, and did you just tidily handstitch the knitting onto it?
*gasp.* so many tile-type ideas spring from this post: thx for the pic!
It is leftover linen. I ran that poor knitting right through the sewing machine with it. You can't imagine how wonky the back looks!
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