It is again made from scouring the second hand shops and buying any PJ's I could get. It is easy to get a bag of them when the shops only have a bottom or a top, they tend to fill a bag for $4 or something cheap and easy like that.
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Monday, October 25, 2010
My latest ReCreation
Yes I have finally finished the quilt for me for the camper. I had been sick of doing boys quilts so this time it is a girly quilt (Aaron will just have to get over sleeping under pink!). I made a matching one for Mieke (not that she is going camping!!) so we will both look wonderfull.
It is again made from scouring the second hand shops and buying any PJ's I could get. It is easy to get a bag of them when the shops only have a bottom or a top, they tend to fill a bag for $4 or something cheap and easy like that.
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It was a lovely day to photograph it today but a bit of a breeze came up so the boys held corner each.
It is again made from scouring the second hand shops and buying any PJ's I could get. It is easy to get a bag of them when the shops only have a bottom or a top, they tend to fill a bag for $4 or something cheap and easy like that.
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A gorgeous break in Rarotonga
Woo hoo, A holiday with no kids for 11 days. Bliss, relaxing and warm! BTW it was an early 20th wedding anniversary present to ourselves....
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Mum I have no jersey's. Eek, Jakob has grown and only two things fit. A Merino jersey I made for him last year and a hooded sweatshirt. ... -
Yesterday I went to the quilt and craft fair in Christchurch . And at a Make area this is what I made. It is a fabulously simple pattern an...
ooh I like that one! is it snuggly?
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ReplyDeleteI'm so glad that I'm following you! What a gorgeous quilt (and a very clever idea using pajamas). Is it hard to learn how to quilt?
ReplyDeleteKatie
www.funhomethings.com
Your quilt is lovely.
ReplyDeleteAlly
England
http://lovinglyhandcrafted.blogspot.co.uk
Love your quilt and the fact that you used thrifted pjs. It's sure to keep you warm while camping.
ReplyDeleteFantastic Job!! Happy Easter!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful!
ReplyDeleteI know I'm commenting on an old post, but had to just say...beautiful. I haven't quilted in a long time, and was cleaning out my closet recently, and found a bunch of quilt tops I'd never gotten around to finishing into actual quilts (batting, backing, binding...wow, the three b's). They were beautiful...I felt both nostalgic and sad that they'd been put away before they were finished.
ReplyDeleteI love that you did a girly quilt. I love the design, the flowers (looks like both applique and patchwork? So fun). I especially love that you finished. Woot!
I love this quilt, you've inspired me to start collecting old pjs so that I can do one too. It looks so soft & snuggly, lovely!
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