It fell victim to a chewy puppy last year and sadly didn't make it to my Brit Quilt Swap partner as intended.
I kept the pieces and after some healing time ;-) I unpicked the damaged parts and started to rebuild.
So now it has been hanging out on my sofa for a few months, creeping into the odd photo or two I decided it was time to give it the reveal it deserves.
It is hand quilted onto an old remnant of woollen blanket and bound using the cutest ever black pin dot fabric, I love this cushion and I am so glad I {eventually} had the patience to resurrect it.
Next month I am teaching a series of workshops at my lqs on epp, this cushion will be coming along with me, as will the rose star quilt....which I am hoping will be quilted by then!!
15 comments:
It is a beautiful cushion, Emily. Absolutely love it!
Oh Emily! I am so glad you went back to this, I absolutely love it!
Is a stunner and I'm so glad that you re-did the chewed bits. Di x
its beautiful, love the binding, my pup got hold of a bee block I'd been sent, luckily she only opened the envelope and presented dh with the block lol
It's gorgeous, I'm so glad you rescued it!
Sob! My loss is your gain - but you deserve it way more than me anyways - beautiful xxxx
That is beautiful! Would love to know more about epp, but struggling with paper piecing at the moment!
Oh wowzers!!! I love it!
Keep it well away from any pets Emily! It is gorgeous and should remain so!
Good luck with the classes!
It's gorgeous, glad you were able to rescue it!
This is really fab, I love it to bits!
it is so SO beautiful!
Woo hoo, I am so happy you saved this. It is just beautiful and might just be the inspiration I need to try another EPP cushion.
The reveal it deserves indeed! It's gorgeous!
Incredible! I would die if my dog ate my quilting, how awful! Glad you made it work, though, what a happy ending :D
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