Stitching the bag.
The finished bag with asymmetrical closure.
The backside of the bag.
Ready for gifting.
Since this piece was essentially flat felt with a little stitching...
...it was an incredibly easy project to make.
Once in awhile, I think it's nice to stray from my (beloved) resist projects...
...and to use felt, instead, as fabric yardage!
The merino top made a felt piece that was thin and pliable...
...and it stitched like a dream.
I made a covered button with a bit of leftover felt...
...and decided on an off-center closure for interest.
Unfortunately, the friend for whom I made this gift (Mary)...
...has been quite ill with heart irregularities the last month or so.
Mary lost a sister in mid-life to a sudden onset heart attack...
...and I know that she is both frightened, and chafing at her relative immobility.
(She is generally an extremely active and vibrant woman!!)
I wonder if I might ask you to keep her in your thoughts and/or prayers...
...as her doctor sorts out additional testing and medication to treat her condition?
Thank you, dear friends!
The function of the artist is to express reality as felt. Robert Motherwell
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Sunday, January 30, 2011
Friday, January 28, 2011
Wet-Felted E-Reader Bag
The layout.
Merino roving in lots of colors.
The finished, dried felt.
Trimming to size.
I know that you think you're safe from my Christmas projects, now that I'm done with the pillows...
...but I still have a few projects to show you that I made for gifts last year. Grin.
I had been on the fence about what to make for a sweet co-worker of mine...
...when she received an e-reader for a birthday gift.
"How perfect!", I thought...
...I'll make it a colorful outfit! :)
Since I wasn't sure about the measurements, I checked out some covers online...
...and one day, even surreptitiously measured hers while whe was out of the office.
I decided to make it a big larger than needed...
...in case she wanted to store the charger and cords with it.
Since she is a colorful girl...
...I made a large, flat piece of felt using merino top in lots of different colors.
I tiled the color sections...
...to give it a sort of watery look.
Next time...
...the finished bag.
Merino roving in lots of colors.
The finished, dried felt.
Trimming to size.
I know that you think you're safe from my Christmas projects, now that I'm done with the pillows...
...but I still have a few projects to show you that I made for gifts last year. Grin.
I had been on the fence about what to make for a sweet co-worker of mine...
...when she received an e-reader for a birthday gift.
"How perfect!", I thought...
...I'll make it a colorful outfit! :)
Since I wasn't sure about the measurements, I checked out some covers online...
...and one day, even surreptitiously measured hers while whe was out of the office.
I decided to make it a big larger than needed...
...in case she wanted to store the charger and cords with it.
Since she is a colorful girl...
...I made a large, flat piece of felt using merino top in lots of different colors.
I tiled the color sections...
...to give it a sort of watery look.
Next time...
...the finished bag.
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