This week will be full of stripes in Carla's Show Your Stripes blog hop. I'm so happy to start the party today. And you will find more stripes and inspiration by visiting her blog through the link above.
I love working with selvages. So I made two hot pads for this hop. If you never used those parts of the fabrics, you should try now. These are 7"x11", a perfect size to make a first try. If you need more help to start a selvage quilt, you'll find a great post about it at Vroomans Quilts.
I also made some round potholders. These are so useful, and you can't burn your hands when using them. I took them out, where they also can be used.
A little denim pouch is always fun to make. Here is one with stripes.
Not a blog hop without a new pincushion from me. This one was so much fun to make, and I used my tiniest scraps. Do you think you ever can get too many pincushions?
Be sure to visit my fellow hoppers today. Here is the list:
Monday, February 22nd
I am going to have to start using my selvages. Lovely projects.
ReplyDeletePotholders are a great idea!
ReplyDeleteYour striped projects are all fantastic! I really love those hot pads!
ReplyDeleteGreat projects using selvages, I'm going to have to play with mine.
ReplyDeleteI love your selvedge stripe mats! Selvedges make for a very fun design and conversation piece. I save mine and use them in projects here and there. I’m always on the lookout for inspiration for sewing with them. I love the round potholders too! How fun to use those! They look great in the snow too. Ha! The little zip pouch is sweet. They are always useful. I always look forward to seeing your newest pin cushion. If I remember correctly, you keep your extras in a jar. I might have to start collecting (or making) tiny pin cushions specifically for the purpose of having a jar of them to decorate my sewing space.
ReplyDeleteLove your selvedge hot pads. and the round one with the striped edge is groovy!
ReplyDeleteFun use of selvedges -- pot holders. I never seem to make them but boy do I need some new ones! Maybe one of these days I'll give it a try.
ReplyDeleteGreat use of selvedges, pot holders. I think those are in my future now after seeing more than one quilter make them. You added a pocket for the hand, which is the most clever idea ever!! I think they came out beautifully. NOt to mention your pin cushion, zippered bag and so many stripey wonders!!
ReplyDeleteOkay, okay! You've convinced me to finally save some of those eye catching selveges and to start small perhaps with a mug rug. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteConnie
I love all of your striped projects. Each of them stands out in all their beauty with that wonderful snowy backdrop. those round potholders are intriguing. And you are correct about pin cushions and hops. Great post.
ReplyDeleteI have saved selvages for a very long time, but haven't done anything with them yet. After seeing your fabulous hot pads, I am going to have to do something with them now. Love all your stripes and thanks for the inspiration!
ReplyDeleteI love all your projects! More inspiration for using my selvages and for a new pincushion. No, you can't have too many pincushions!
ReplyDeleteAll wonderful projects. Too many pin cushions are never enough.
ReplyDeleteYou've made those selvedges look beautiful in your potholders. Nice way to use them! Those tiny stripes in your pincushion make it so cute. Thanks for all the stripe inspiration!
ReplyDeleteI love all your use of stripes, but especially those round pot holders that really protect your hands and have lots of stripes!
ReplyDeleteSEW many fun striped projects for the Show Your Stripes Blog Hop!! String-y stripes, stripy stripes, and striped bindings, too? LOVE those circular pot holders best of all, Turid!!
ReplyDeleteSo many great projects and great ideas. Thank you for sharing!
ReplyDeleteI just love the strip binding. It always makes a statement. Your potholders are great. I need to make me some now!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful stripes projects! Thanks so much for sharing your lovely collection!
ReplyDeleteVery cool projects. I love making potholders.
ReplyDeleteThe pot holders are a wonderful idea for using selvages. I am partial to pin cushions and the striped ones caught my eye. Very cute!
ReplyDeleteLove this idea for making potholders. Now to uncover the selvedges in the soon to be moved pile...
ReplyDeleteLove you potholders and selvage quilt! Great ideas!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful use of stripes. I have saved selvages for a long time and should put them to use. Love the little pin cushion. Thank you for sharing in the hop ... :) Pat
ReplyDeleteThese are so cute! I love the blue and green one!
ReplyDeleteFabulous projects, Turid!
ReplyDeleteLove the mug rugs or even use for little treat mats for the grandkids (they love those fun surprises).
ReplyDeletewow your projects are wonderful. i love the selvedges on the pot holders. quilting dash lady at comcast dot net
ReplyDeleteNever enough pin cushions, ever, but then you knew that about me. Love your pot holders - they are perfect in stripes and I love the round shape. Cute little bag too. Using selvedges for stripes is a great idea. You and Sharon were on the same page for sure. I like the one with them stitched diagonally. Perfect for all the different sizes I have. Thanks for a great post.
ReplyDeleteYou used stripes wonderfully. I especially liked the selvage potholder that's on the diagonal.
ReplyDeleteSo many fun stripe ideas... love the selvage projects!
ReplyDeleteThese are all such cute and useful projects!
ReplyDeleteLots and lots of stripes!!! Very creative!
ReplyDeleteLove your hot pads! Also cute little pouch and pinnie. Always great projects when I visit.
ReplyDeleteWow! You've been busy and creative. Beautiful hot pads and pouch.
ReplyDeleteLove your round pot holder mits, and your tulip head pins!
ReplyDeleteYour projects are all so nice--great use of selvages!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun bunch of projects. Very inspiring stripes 😉
ReplyDeleteI love your stripes potholders! So fun in two different styles.
ReplyDeleteFabulous projects. Love the use of selvages.
ReplyDeleteSimply love the variety of projects here! Such imagination. That bunny made me smile. Thanks for sharing on Wednesday Wait Loss.
ReplyDeleteHow fun! I was busting into my selvedges today and thought of you
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