Wednesday, April 25, 2012

WIP Wednesday

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My neutral rug from last week has had to take a backseat to a new WIP!  Remember THIS wedding with the hay bale seating from last summer?  Well, I'm lucky enough to have another bunch of hay bales to outfit for a June 2012 wedding.  Ester from Massachusetts fell in love with the neutral bale covers that she found in THIS blog post.  She'll be tying hers with twine, though- won't that be perfect?  These are the fabrics I've gathered so far.  Once they are approved, I'll get to start the cutting process.
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And here we have a mystery WIP that I started last night.  It is something I have been wanting to make for a very long time.  Any guesses?  Barring any crazy happenings around here tonight, I plan to finish this and showcase it with her *sister* tomorrow.
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What are YOU working on these days?

4 comments:

  1. Jennie, I can't believe that blog post was over a year ago!
    I just showed the pictures on it to Gary and he said "I remember those pictures" and he couldn't believe that was a year ago either!

    I am so pleased you have another wedding to supply your awesome fabrics to!!
    Your customer has good taste! :o)

    Your new wip has me totally intrigued! I can't guess what it is at all! So can't wait to see what it really is!!
    I'm still quilting along...

    Happy happy day jennie.
    Love Donna xxOOxx

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  2. Hmmm not a clue really. Some sort of shawl or shrug?
    Havent come across dressed hay bales before, what a great idea for a country wedding - and fun for you to be involved with!
    The flower on my blog was a snakeshead fritillary - they are amazing!
    Thanks for your comment, and thanks for the fab and generous parcel of fabrics that arrived from your Etsy shop yesterday - such a pleasure to open it!

    Gill xx

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  3. Hmmmmm--a poncho for Sophie? A pot holder? Looks so pretty so far.

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  4. Loving the color.. will it be a dress?

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