kimono scraps leftover from another project
I think I need a few more of these in different sizes.
A little circle of a mended hole by the original owner of this piece of fabric.
She will never know how much I treasure her mending handiwork.
Tattered, mended, patched loved blues
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February 01, 2013
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Nice - really like the patches and how they overlap.....great idea and turned out GREAT.
Posted by: Kristin Johnsen | February 02, 2013 at 05:58 PM
Just saw your post from 2009 about sewing your scrap paper together to make crazy quilt paper. I, too have saved my scraps, and want to try this, but I know some adhesives will gum up your sewing machine needle. How did you avoid this when assembling and sewing your pages? Do you use mod podge first and wait for it to dry, then sew? Or something else?
Thanks! I'll be a new follower!
Rhonda
Posted by: Rhonda H | February 10, 2013 at 09:41 AM