BACK HOME
I loved New Zealand! What a wonderful holiday. Cruising is great, no
packing and hauling luggage around but still get to go on excursions
and then, of course, all the good food. I met wonderful people and
had lots of fun and even took quilting workshops on the days at sea.
And to
top it all off, I got to spend almost a week with family in Vancouver
on my way back home.
POSTCARD FUN
POSTCARD FUN
After being away on holidays for 3 weeks and the blog for a month, it is hard to get back in the groove.
I did miss my sewing machine, so time to play. I decided to have some fun with postcards.
FOUR cards from one little kit! |
I had
made some kits (scraps) with the idea of teaching a class, so thought
it might be a good idea to do a test run and see if the kits would
work.
This is
my first background, stitched with a decorative stitch and quilted:
Made “Swan in the Moonlight “ which turned out to be my favourite.
At this
point I'm obsessed with seeing If I can squeeze one more card out of
the little bag of scraps.
Yes!
Tic tac
toe!
Tic Tac Toe |
I like to play with scraps and see what I can come up with. I find that limiting supplies to use in a project can really get the creative juices flowing and usually makes the results fun and interesting.
The results and left-overs
I had fun making these.
Hope you enjoy looking!
Thanks for coming.
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Terry
7 comments:
the swan is my favourite too! great idea to make up little kits like that perhaps similar kits for myself may fill in little bits of time when a I don't feel like doing a bigger project.. Thanks for the idea!
Great postcards , very creative . I love making postcards too :-)
You make me feel like I need to make post cards, again!
Great fun! I think I like your swan best too...the way you portrayed the moonlight on the water is particularly lovely. :-)
Your postcards are wonderful, and you really got variety from that kit.
I like the tic tac one! These would make lovely gifts!
You put a lot of work into these cards! Limits seem to be very important to creativity, they certainly inspired you.
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