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| Scrappy flaps! I used miscellanous units I had already pieced and added more scraps to create the flap on the left. |
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| Lots of fun decorative machine stitches on these 2. The left one was scrappy pieced and the one on the right was just fabric. Do you have a preference? |
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| This was a Zentangle that I drew onto fabric and sewed on some Punchinella (sequin waste) by hand and I quilted this piece too. I was thinking it might be a nice small wall hanging when I started this years and years ago. I never made it into anything, so I cut it into a flap and just added the handmade label. |
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| The Zentangle flap folded to the front here and a string quilt block on the right with some added decorative stitches. |
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| Log cabin flap. |
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| A Bountiful Basket quilt block flap on left and just a fabric on the right. The large flower print was perfect as is for a flap. Just added a few buttons is all. |
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| Please donate in my honor for the Sew-a-thon. Click here and then choose the amount to donate. $10 fills one purse to keep one girl in school. Thank you so much for your support!🤗 |
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| Use this QR code to donate to the Fundraiser during the month of September or the link above. Thanks so much! 🤗 |
love the zentangle, i would love to learn how to do that. excellent job Tara
ReplyDeleteI've always enjoyed Zentangling for relaxation. Never occurred to me to create Zentangles on fabric. Wondering if I would get frustrated by drag from the pen on the fabric. Love the idea. It is perfect for your purse project.
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