Curves Camp: Week Three
Last week was advanced improv curves at Curves Camp. As usual, Rachel had three amazing projects to choose from. I initially selected the leaves mat:
I went a little wild with fabrics! The main fabric is an older Anna Maria Horner print from her Garden Party line, the leaves are Kona Chartreuse & Celery, the border is an owl print from Alexander Henry and the binding is Kona Cerise. I am excited about putting this mat to use in my laundry room!
The tricky part of this project was matching up the points of the leaves.
I just kept coming back to the Mod Buds notebook cover and finally just had to make one:
The tricky part of this one was the cup-like flower. I threw away versions 1 and 2 of it! But, I finally got a handle on it and I just love how this turned out. I am planning to make these for teacher appreciation week, I've been wanting to ever since I saw the ones Rachel made for the do. Good Stitches circle hostesses. This one uses Kona Ash, Kona Artichoke, the Hometown from Sweetwater and a lot of prints from Amy Butler's lotus line.
This is our last week of Curves Camp. I wish it was going on a little longer. I think Rachel mentioned having the class again, so if you are thinking of it, I would definitely tell you to go for it!
I went a little wild with fabrics! The main fabric is an older Anna Maria Horner print from her Garden Party line, the leaves are Kona Chartreuse & Celery, the border is an owl print from Alexander Henry and the binding is Kona Cerise. I am excited about putting this mat to use in my laundry room!
The tricky part of this project was matching up the points of the leaves.
I just kept coming back to the Mod Buds notebook cover and finally just had to make one:
The tricky part of this one was the cup-like flower. I threw away versions 1 and 2 of it! But, I finally got a handle on it and I just love how this turned out. I am planning to make these for teacher appreciation week, I've been wanting to ever since I saw the ones Rachel made for the do. Good Stitches circle hostesses. This one uses Kona Ash, Kona Artichoke, the Hometown from Sweetwater and a lot of prints from Amy Butler's lotus line.
This is our last week of Curves Camp. I wish it was going on a little longer. I think Rachel mentioned having the class again, so if you are thinking of it, I would definitely tell you to go for it!
Your projects worked out great! I love the fabric you chose for both of them. The teachers will be lucky to get these!
ReplyDeleteYour projects look great Courtney! I've enjoyed seeing what you've made through this class.
ReplyDeleteI love your journal covers! They are so cute with the flowers! I say "they" because I received yours/mine in the mail the other day!!! Thank you so much!!! :) The bag is SO perfect too!! Thank you so much!! :)
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