Nothing fancy, simply a curtain to cover the window in our back door (in our kitchen)...I used Amy Butler fabric that I got on sale at
Sewn, a cool shop, I could've spent LOTS of money there. I got the
pom pom fringe at another shop...isn't it so cute? I think it would be nice on an apron, too.
When we moved into our house 5 1/2 year ago, there was an awkward space under the counter in the kitchen, I think the previous owners had 2 barstools there, but it's a galley kitchen, small, so it really doesn't make sense...so we use it to store stuff (all my stones and pans for baking are under there...recycling bin, etc.) and I covered it with this Michael Miller polka-dot fabric...and
just added the same
pom pom fringe to it, too.
Lately, my more adventurous sewing involved pennant banners, a pin cushion,
circle skirts for my daughters and an alligator with a zipper for a mouth. I'm currently working on a prairie bonnet.
Nothing fancy, simply a curtain to cover the window in our back door (in our kitchen)...I used Amy Butler fabric that I got on sale at Sewn, a cool shop, I could've spent LOTS of money there. I got the pom pom fringe at another shop...isn't it so cute? I think it would be nice on an apron, too.
When we moved into our house 5 1/2 year ago, there was an awkward space under the counter in the kitchen, I think the previous owners had 2 barstools there, but it's a galley kitchen, small, so it really doesn't make sense...so we use it to store stuff (all my stones and pans for baking are under there...recycling bin, etc.) and I covered it with this Michael Miller polka-dot fabric...and just added the same pom pom fringe to it, too.
Lately, my more adventurous sewing involved pennant banners, a pin cushion, circle skirts for my daughters and an alligator with a zipper for a mouth. I'm currently working on a prairie bonnet.
I meant to comment about them on an earlier post, but this is a great picture - the circle skirts look so good! And I like the curtain; the pom-poms are a nice way to add a little weight to the fabric and finish the bottom. I can imagine the cats liking the pom-poms too...
ReplyDeleteLove that material - so full of life, and it picks up the colors of your tile beautifully! Your daughters are adorable - they look very happy with their circle skirts. What a talented Mama you are! :)
ReplyDeleteIt's so neat that you are able to sew. It's something I would love to learn, I just have to find the time.
ReplyDeleteSewing with a purpose is lovely...
ReplyDeletepom poms make everything look fun!!
ReplyDeleteThese are all beautiful. I just did some sewing myself this weekend. I plan to post about it on my blog soon.
ReplyDeleteI love the circle skirts!