Added a couple of pillows to my sofa. Every new place needs new pillows. These are done in 4 tints/shades of orange with an ash gray background.
I love how the quilting makes veins in the leaves!
I have two more versions made, but not quilted yet. They're on the list.
These have definitely inspired a couple of quilt designs!
Now for the winners. Who knew there were so many naked sewing machines out there!
Sonia B
EG
Kim from CA with a Janome
Terri
Sharon T in Huntley IL
Hollymade
LizA
Sarah in Denver
Congrats! If I could find your email, you should have gotten an email from me. Sharon T and Kim, if you would drop me an email with your contact info, I'll get these little presents in the mail ASAP! Congratulations!!
The pattern for this cover will be available on the Sew It All TV website when my episode airs. I'll let you all know. It's fast and soooo simple. Hopefully all those machines out there can stop choking on dust and snuggle under cute covers!
Your pillows are wonderful! I love that they are made from the same shape, but are different. Amazing quilting too!
ReplyDeleteYour pillows are divine!
ReplyDeleteTerrific Pillows - so modern and striking.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous!
ReplyDeleteGreat pillows!
ReplyDeleteYour pillows are wonderful, I can't decide which one I like best! :)
ReplyDeletehese are absolutely fabulous!
ReplyDeleteLove the vein with the quilting too...
ReplyDeleteSlightly random question. Don't sewing machines come with covers? Or was that just mine? It isn't pretty, but it's there and in constant use.
I am in love with your pillows, they are wonderful!
ReplyDeleteI always miss your contests my a couple days!
ReplyDeleteI keep thinking I need a sewing machine cover, but just haven't gotten around to making one.
I love your pillows. So fresh and a great pop of color.
ReplyDeleteSide note... I quilted this little baby quilt in a style much the same as you did here on the pillows. Just thought to share.
http://thelifeofmegananne.blogspot.com/2010/11/little-squares.html
Happy sewing!!
The quilting gives the plain leaves a life of their own. These simple designs look fantastic!
ReplyDeleteThose are gorgeous! How do you cut and piece that shape, could you share how you did it? I can almost but not quite figure out the cutting process, and then imagine the piecing was like piecing any curve -- slowly and with pins. Is that right? Thank you!
ReplyDeleteJenny
Love them! Pillows are so great to give a fresh update.
ReplyDeleteI knew these were yours when I saw them on pinterest! Calling you.
ReplyDeleteLove the cushions!
ReplyDeleteI thought id stop by and post a comment since im checking out some new blogs. So greetings from the Amish settlement of Lebanon ,Pa. Richard from Amish Stories.
ReplyDeleteWow. I love those pillows so much I just had to comment. They are beautiful!!!!
ReplyDeleteGREAT pillows! I love what the quilting adds to them.
ReplyDeleteI love these pillows!! The quilting makes them, of course. I saw these on my phone earlier today and didn't realize the different shades of orange. Fantastic!
ReplyDeleteabsolutely love these pillows! the quilting is so much fun.
ReplyDeleteLove the cushions!!!
ReplyDeleteThe pillows are gorgeous. The colours! The shapes! And the wonderful quilting! I'm drooling.
ReplyDeleteDebbie R.
they are so pretty jacquie! congrats to the winners too!
ReplyDeleteStunning new pillows, Jacquie. Works of art!
ReplyDeleteI love the pillows! Would ever consider doing a tutorial on them? I love your color selection.
ReplyDeleteAnya
very nice! the quilting is perfect on this project!
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