I have a new friend and his name is Professor Platypus. He is a Professor of Chemistry, Physics, and other fun subjects!
I bought the pattern the last time I was in Australia teaching at the Australasian Quilt Convention. Finally, the pattern was properly ripened and ready to be stitched.
I love Northcott's Big Bang fabric line so much that I made a quilt from it, filmed a class using it, and made an apron from it. I even have plans to make a dress from it. The next project was the PLATYPUS!
This won't be my only platypus so I grabbed my Elmer's Tape Runner and taped the pattern to cardstock:
I'm a frugal person so I was able to use less cardstock by being fussy with the pattern placement:
I cut out the cardstock pattern with my non-fabric scissors:
Traced it on fabric, pieced it, stuffed it...
And loved it!
If loving this platypus is wrong, I don't want to be right.
I'm not sure which animal I need to make next, but I promise there will be more animal friends in my future.
I bought the pattern the last time I was in Australia teaching at the Australasian Quilt Convention. Finally, the pattern was properly ripened and ready to be stitched.
I love Northcott's Big Bang fabric line so much that I made a quilt from it, filmed a class using it, and made an apron from it. I even have plans to make a dress from it. The next project was the PLATYPUS!
This won't be my only platypus so I grabbed my Elmer's Tape Runner and taped the pattern to cardstock:
I'm a frugal person so I was able to use less cardstock by being fussy with the pattern placement:
I cut out the cardstock pattern with my non-fabric scissors:
Traced it on fabric, pieced it, stuffed it...
And loved it!
If loving this platypus is wrong, I don't want to be right.
I'm not sure which animal I need to make next, but I promise there will be more animal friends in my future.
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