Above JD shows us what we are going to be doing during class. I think the most difficult thing (for me at least) was choosing the fabrics.
JD demonstrated cutting the foundation pieces. Next she showed us how to cut the templates using freezer paper then ironing them to the fabric. This made constructing this table topper so easy.
After we had made two of the eight wedges, JD demonstrated how to make a perfect feather stitch. Ooops, I said "perfect." JD said that life is too short to worry about being perfect. She prefers to say “this is pretty darn good!”
There was time for discussion during class. Looks like everyone was pretty engaged.
I asked everyone to place their first two wedges on the table so I could take a picture. Look how different they all are. That’s what I like about this pattern. Use different fabrics, and you have a completely different table topper.
Forgive me for showing off, but I had to show you my work in process. I think that it’s pretty darn good, don’t you. ;o)
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Caroll
7 comments:
Oh my gosh....just love it!
It looks better than pretty darn good, girl! I love it!
Oh wow! These are really neat! You are doing a great job Caroll!
These are soooo neat!
I called the shop, to see if I can purchase the pattern. It is not available yet, but that JD is working on making it available. I love it. I love to make presents like this.
Very cute table topper! Looks like a fun class.
Pretty darn good is right! I really love this and want to do one. Will you do it with me sometime? I want to be pretty darn good, too!
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