and an Elmer cushion from the book "Elmer the patchwork elephant" by David McKee.
(Elmer's a bit wonky whoops!)
I really like doing patchwork- it's pretty cool to make a whole new fabric from a lot of little scraps!Megan
PS: If you are an Elmer fan I found some great activities here to go with the book...
http://www.randomhouse.co.uk/childrens/elmer/home.htm
wow you went pretty tiny with your squares! very impressive, that's a lot of sewing!
ReplyDeleteThat pink patchwork cushion is SOOO pretty! Yes I agree - what a lot of sewing, you must be very patient! And Elmer is super gorgeous too - great job :)
ReplyDeleteWhat lovely cushions! I've always had a special place for dear Elmer. Your pink cushion looks so pretty and very neat. It must have taken a while to stitch all those tiny squares together.
ReplyDeleteThat patchwork cushion looks very professional ... and it would be a great way to get rid of scraps.
ReplyDelete'Playschool' ... actually I wonder if you get Playschool on tv in New Zealand? Well, they read an Elmer story the other day ... it was one I'd never heard.
Elmer is a lovely elephant! You like all the best characters - Snoopy, Miffy, Elmer! All class!
I love the Elmer cushion, I'll have to take a look at the activities! My toddler was in a gallery with me the other day, pointed to an abstract painting which looked a bit like Elmer and said "Patchwork". The curator was so impressed that she invited us both to an exhibition opening!
ReplyDeleteWow those cushions are amazing Megan. Love them. Elmer is particularly cool!
ReplyDeleteWow you achieved alot for your first go!
ReplyDeleteThey are so cool!
My daughter loves Elmer, that is so gorgeous, well done!
ReplyDeleteI love that Elmer cushion. I'm so inspired!
ReplyDeleteLove the pink cushion! The perfect way to get scraps without having to spend more money on a new material :)
ReplyDeletethat looks fabulous Megan x
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