An afternoon of machine stitching with strips of fabric wound round some garden twine was just the therapy I needed after a busy week. I have seen these made by one or two bloggers and I have been wanting to have a go for a while. Most use chord of some sort to wind their fabric around. I didn't have any on hand so I used what was available, i.e. garden twine. I think it worked just fine.
Another weekend is about to unfold.
I hope it is a good one for you.
Joan.
What a lovely thing to do at the end of a busy week, the bowl is so nice.
ReplyDeleteThankyou for your comment and for your visit, Caprejan.
ReplyDeleteLooks lovely Joan!
ReplyDeleteI'll file this idea away to try out when I return from France.
Have a lovely week
xv
Shane
What pretty colors. I made one of those bowls some years back. Seeing yours reminded me of it. Yours is going to be awesome.
ReplyDeleteMadeline
Beautiful work you have made Joan. Also your other work and titching work on your blog. Love it.
ReplyDeleteLovely greet Marja
(www.marjascreativity.blogspot.com)
wow.. how did you do that? I wanna know.. it looks wonderful.
ReplyDeleteThese bowls are easy to make. Just take some patience and quite a lot of thread on your machine. Take your time winding the cloth around and around the chord/string/whatever and sew carefully with a large zigzag setting. finish as desired and enjoy the making.
ReplyDeleteCheers,
Joan.
forgot to say to mould your bowl into shape and hold firmly as you stitch.
ReplyDeleteJK