It is "Back to School" time, my friend at work mentioned. She asked me if I'd make a pencil case for her daughter.
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| One Pencil |
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| Two Pencils |
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| All Pencils |
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| Cool! |
The pencil points are on one side of the bag but the pencils continue to wrap around the bag.
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| Wrap Around Pencils |
After I had pieced the pencils, I used the guidance from my
Craftsy class by Joan Hawley to complete this pencil bag.
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| Did you see the grab tab? |
Honestly, piecing the pesky pencils took way longer than actually putting together the bag - interfacing, lining, zipper and all.
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| Loving it!!! |
I received many oohs and aahs from my co-workers. I have not received any more requests for making pencil cases. That is just perfect because I need to furiously work towards completing my August OMG.
Unless there are other distractions.
That brings me to the
Honey Pot Bee -
Blended Scraps Block.
These are the fabrics I chose to make the block. Ideally, they should go from lightest tot he darkest. Ideally, the darkness should increase gradually from on to the other.
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| Yellows |
If you are thinking - she is agonizing over this, you are absolutely correct.
Look at the lightest fabric on the right (picture above). In my opinion it needs to be lighter. But anything lighter would look beige or cream and it still needs to read as yellow, just lighter.
So I chose to use the fabric from the wrong side. I am sure someone else has already done that before me, but I still feel triumphant. What do you think?
See picture below.
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| Yellows and Beige-Browns |
I admit, I am copying
Molli's block, but then I am a follower. That is what followers do!!!
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| Cut up |
OMG!!! I am in love with this block. This
Blended Scraps saga is not over. Watch this space.
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| Completed |
For now, I must get back to the August OMG. I will be linking with all my favorite linky parties.
What has been distracting you? Please tell me I am not alone.
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