Cover up your KitchenAid

Things are humming right along here this Friday!

I've finished and posted the 'Cover up your KitchenAid' tutorial

on Sew-Ichigo in preparation for our first pattern set release 'Kitchen Classics' which will most likely be available next week!

 

And here's my version of Kerry's coffee pot, which will be made into a pillow for one of the prizes at my paper piecing workshop in a few weeks.

 

 

Happy weekend to you all!

Comments

[Amy]

Oh my goodness, I am laughing because the material you used for the pot was either the fabric on my grandmother's couch or her wall paper...I just know that it is incredibly familiar and I know it was in her house someplace!

[t. anne]

I'm SO looking forward to buying this set of patterns!

[Penny@sewtakeahike]

it probably is, Amy! I bought that vintage fabric at an estate sale in Kansas I think!

[Penny@sewtakeahike]

:) They're really fun, aren't they?

[Doris]

Very cool, Penny. I don't have room to keep mine out on a countertop, but if I did, I'd want it to have this adorable cover!

[Ethne]

Astonishing, amazing, fantastic - love them all

[Penny]

thank you, ladies!

[natasha]

That is adorable. Wish I didn't have to store mine in a cupboard, but oh, it would make a great gift!!!!

[Suzanne]

I am so happy to see these projects! They make me smile every time.

[Jo Anne]

Hi, Where can I find your Footstool Pincushion pattern? Thank you

[nanette]

I actually looked at my schedule to see if I could make this weekend possible. I am going on vacation the week after, so it doesn't work. There aren't that many people I'd love to take a class from. But you are at the top of my list.

[Penny]

aww, thank you, Doris!

[Penny]

yes, yes it would!!

[Penny]

thank you so much, Suzanne! I'm happy they make you smile!