Wednesday, 29 January 2014

Lovely Year of EVERYTHING!

2014 is going to be a biggie for me.  Now this is a sewing blog, not a wedding blog, but since my impending BIG DAY is starting to take over the sewing a little bit, the two shall meet.

As promised in my original post for my January goals, I wanted to start the bunting for my wedding decorations.  My goal was to make at least five triangles.

Well, I smashed that goal!




These were just the initial experiment ....bunts (what is the right name for the triangles on bunting?) but they turned out well.

I LOVE this fabric and am really looking forward to making hundreds more triangles.  I think I will unpick them after the big day and make a quilt for us.

So, I think the bar was set too low this month, but it does feel nice to achieve what I set out to achieve for a change!

Linking up with Melissa for a Lovely Year of Finishes

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And Kelly for Needle and Thread Thursday

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6 comments:

  1. That there is the funkiest wedding bunting I ever did see!

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  2. if those are wedding decorations, then I want to come to your super cool wedding! these rock! and making a quilt from them afterward is a great idea!

    Thanks so much for linking up with Needle and Thread Thursday!

    :) Kelly @ My Quilt Infatuation

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  3. These are so fun! I can only imagine how cute your wedding is going to be.

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  4. awesome bunts. But, why pick them apart, just sew them down onto a big piece or pieced fabric.They look like dresden plate spokes. and glad you are enjoying the anticipation, it just might be the bigger part of the fun...

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  5. Love the bunts! I've always called them flags but bunts they are from now on. I think the idea to turn them into a quilt is brilliant! I'll be one of your fellow Little Blog bee-ers so I look forward to seeing more of your work (and bunts!) in the coming months x

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  6. They are so good! So cool to see some bunting that's not floral! And the quilt idea is fab!

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