I just opened my hot-off-the-presses copy of Quilter's World Magazine containing my column about how machine quilting can change a quilt from stiff to snuggly
and I saw a project that I just had to make NOW!
I grabbed out some Kraft-Tex (my new favorite applique fabric) and made a plan. The bags in the pattern were adorable. And quick. And easy. And made with supplies I have on hand in abundance. But I wanted to change the faces just a little bit.
I pulled out my Perfect Circles and my Bigger Perfect Circles and got to work making eyes and fins and spines from the Kraft-Tex.
Kind of shark-like? Maybe just a generic fish. I'll let the boy decide.
I tried again, this time thinking to make an alligator.
and I saw a project that I just had to make NOW!
I grabbed out some Kraft-Tex (my new favorite applique fabric) and made a plan. The bags in the pattern were adorable. And quick. And easy. And made with supplies I have on hand in abundance. But I wanted to change the faces just a little bit.
I pulled out my Perfect Circles and my Bigger Perfect Circles and got to work making eyes and fins and spines from the Kraft-Tex.
I tried to turn one of these bags into a shark by changing to a side view and adding a fin.
Kind of shark-like? Maybe just a generic fish. I'll let the boy decide.
I tried again, this time thinking to make an alligator.
The other boy can decide what the green thing is.
I plan to fill these little bags with as much fun and yummy goodness as they'll hold so that the boys don't necessarily notice the "not life-like"ness of the creatures.
They can call their bags whatever they like, as long as they call me Grandma.
They can call their bags whatever they like, as long as they call me Grandma.
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