I think I missed the link party, but I got my challenge up inJune anyway! You can go to our team blog and see how others in the group responded to the challenge:
bloggingbusinessartisans.blogspot.com
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Saturday, June 30, 2012
Under the Sea Challenge
Hi again! I have been offline since before Father's Day! Time, now, to get back to the blogesphere! And just by the skin of nmy teeth for the June challenge of the Blogging Business Artisans Team challenge! I had the project done at the first of the month, but has no internet! So here is my project for the Under the Sea Challenge!
I had some lightly fuzzy fabric that someone gave to me and I didn't know what to do with it, so when this challenge came up, I thought it reminded me of the sea. I made a simple zipper pouch and change purse. I decorated it with stitching to look like a wave. It was a fairly simple project, but I think is dressed up the plain fabric!
I think I missed the link party, but I got my challenge up inJune anyway! You can go to our team blog and see how others in the group responded to the challenge:
bloggingbusinessartisans.blogspot.com
I think I missed the link party, but I got my challenge up inJune anyway! You can go to our team blog and see how others in the group responded to the challenge:
bloggingbusinessartisans.blogspot.com
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7 comments:
Beautitul color and the stitching is really pretty, too! Nice answer to the challenge =)
That fabric is perfect for a water look -- I like your stitching interpretation as well! Glad you made it back on the internet in time!
Love the colors. And the waves give them a little motion! So glad you were able to participate in the June Challenge! {:-D
Nicely done! I love freeform sewing like that.
lovely project! perfect for this Challenge!
I like how the stitching added to the fabric. It does remind me of water.
That fabric looks so soft! And the wave is perfect for the blue hue!
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