Showing posts with label Spinning Spiral Flower Bag. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Spinning Spiral Flower Bag. Show all posts

Saturday, March 26, 2011

Spinning Spiral Flower Bag and Quilted Reflection Bag - Project Quilting - Challenge Six

I made one large bag and one small bag.  I did the mosaic so you can see both sides of the bag.  Top Left - close up of the large spinning spiral flower.  Bottom Left  - one side of the bag with the three flowers and the quilted reflection bag.  Top Right - the large spinning flower and the refection bag.  Bottom Right  - view of the bottom of the bag, so you can see the connection of the stem from one side of the bag to the other side of the bag.

For challenge six, I used two large scale print fabrics (more than 1/8th of a yard of each one) and some stripes and plaids.  I cut them all up into skinny strips and made the four spinning spiral flowers - a large flower on one side and three smaller flowers on the other side.      So I took a large scale print fabric and cut it up and then turned it back into a large scale print fabric by raw edge appliqueing the flowers on the yellow fabric. Then I quilted it with swirls and wiggle lines and constructed a HUGE Bag from the quilted fabric. I also quilted some extra yellow fabric and made a "quilted reflection" of the large bag.  




















I put two regular size pillows in the bag and took the photos and then I took a picture with only one pillow in the bag.  It is a HUGE Bag!















There are no raw edges on the inside of the bag.  I bound the seams with the yellow binding too.




Here's Gabby with the huge bag.  Makes her look small.

Thursday, March 24, 2011

Spinning into Spring with Spiral Flowers - NOT done yet!

 Just some photos - Work in progress.


Project Quilting Challenge 6

The yellow fabric is a 108" Wide Quilter's Blenders Backing Fabric.

Wednesday, March 23, 2011

Work in Progress - Large Scale Print Fabric and stripes or plaids!

I chose two large scale print fabrics and choose stripes and plaids - just to make it more interesting!  I put an X through the two fabrics I didn't use, once I got started sewing.


I decided to cut my fabric into skinny strips (1 inch to 1 1/2 inches) and sewed them back together.  The next pictures show my progress.  At this point I am making three large spiral  flowers.  I have two ideas about what to do with the flowers, but I can't say yet as it is a work in progress.  I may change my mind all together.  I think that is what makes this so much fun, as even I don't know what it is yet!  See the link on the side of my Blog to Project Quilting if you would like to take the quilt challenges too!