Here is the Dresden Doily sitting pretty on her desk.
I quilted the dresden by pinning the plate to a solid black fabric with batting on the bottom and sewing very very s-l-o-w-l-y around each petal.
Then I trimmed carefully and turned the inside out through the hole in the center.
Here is a close up.
So there you have it... My two attempts to dresden. I know they are little attempts but this made me finally use my dresden die that had been screaming "use me" for more than six months! Please stop by all of the other blogs today and show them some love. Be sure to comment if you would like to win a custom zipper pouch. Thanks for stopping by and have a great day!
Oh they are all fabulous - love the striking colours and that little stool looks fantastic. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteYou are so inventive and original; I love the stool cover!
ReplyDeleteFabulous! I always wondered how you got the dresdens with the petal effect rather than the points!
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing!
I love your colors! They are so vibrant! Mod Podging the stool was a great idea! Very creative!!!!
ReplyDeleteVery, very creative!!! I love how you've made the Dresden into a doily. The fabrics you have chosen work so well together.
ReplyDeleteWhat a cute doily! I love that you are involving Micaela. Hopefully this will instill the love of sewing and quilting in her. She has great ideas and you are a wonderful mom to encourage her ideas and not discourage them. I read on down and saw that you took a trip to FW. My daughter and SIL are hoping to move to D/FW in a couple of years. That's only 4 hours from me - lots closer than where they are now. Thanks for participating in the blog hop and inspiring us. I adore your projects.
ReplyDeleteLoved them all but especially the doily.
ReplyDeleteI love the colors you used!! Really up my alley!
ReplyDeleteYour projects are all just beautiful! I love the little stool. What a great way to use your Dresden Plate!!!
ReplyDeleteYou did a fabulous Job on your dresdens!! Thank you for taking the dare! Hugs and Happy Hopping
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea to put the dresden on top the stool--I think it looks fantastic just like it is!
ReplyDeleteAdorable!!!! Looks like you had fun with this
ReplyDeleteThose are really cute. I think you did a really good job for a first time. Thanks for the giveaway too. vickise at gmail dot com
ReplyDeleteWhat a great job you've done. Would this be perfect for a college dorm room or what??
ReplyDeleteBoy did you guys have fun or what.....love the doily.....I think I might make one for my Granddaughter......she would love it.....what a great giveaway.....
ReplyDeleteGreat colour combination. The stool looks just great too. Thanks for sharing.
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What creative uses for your dresdens. I love the stool! Thanks for sharing and the giveaway.
ReplyDeleteGreat doily...Your dresedens are magnificient.
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Your Dresdens are wonderful. You are a very creative person. I love the dresden on the stool. I think it looks awesome! Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteVery nice. The colors are awesome. I love the pink dots in the center. Your did an excellent job. I'm now following you and I look forward to reading your future posts! Thanks for sharing and thanks for the giveaway!
ReplyDeleteBEautiful work....I love the colors. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteThat was a cute stool you made into a dresden. Your dresden 2 was nice also. I signed up to follow you.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful color choices - love this one! blessings, marlene
ReplyDeleteVery fun Dresden creations! I would love to win one of your little pouches. I bet they are sweet. Thank you for a chance! Janita
ReplyDeleteYour dresdened stool is so different. What a clever idea. Love the black and hot pink versions.
ReplyDeleteLove your color combination!
ReplyDeleteYour stool is brilliant!!! Love your pink and black color scheme - 3 of the girls in my family are fans so I do a lot in hot pink and black!
ReplyDeleteOOOH I love the black and white fabric with the bright pinks. I bet Michaela did too. Good to have a helper on your project.
ReplyDeleteThat is a great idea for a dolly.
ReplyDeleteGreat job all the way!! Thanks for sharing how to do the Doily!! Want to try this project!! :)
ReplyDeleteI live in Ohio, and am a new Follower of your blog!
Thanks for chance to win your Drawing too! :)
Wonderful creations. The stool is over the top cool.
ReplyDeleteLove that you involve your daughter in your venture :) Your "what was I thinking" fabrics aren't THAT bad. Love the stool topper. I have a few stools that I've collected over the years that are begging for a redo. Thanks for a very cool idea!
ReplyDeleteI love you included your daughter. The Dresdens turned out great.
ReplyDeleteGreat ideas! Thank you for sharing your dresdens!
ReplyDeleteSuch ingenious ways to use your Dresdens! Beautiful!
ReplyDeleteI am now going to receive email updates from you!
ReplyDelete....and I would LOVE, LOVE a custom zipper pouch from you!
I really liked the way your stool turned out. My daughter would love one like it for my granddaughter's room. It is pink with black fabric. I'm a new follower and would love to win one of your zippered pouches. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteAnother terrific idea for a dresden. Thanks for sharing and the opportunity to win.
ReplyDeleteFantastic dresdens! Love the colors you used and the stool is to die for. Very creative.
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