So once again I have made the skinny jeans version of something. A long time ago I did the same with a Kindle cover. Never mind, I wrestled the hottie in and I don't imagine I will be taking it out all that often.
I sewed the back flap on in the wrong order so it is a little unconventional :-) The good news is that it doesn't seem to have caused any functionality issues.
I was so taken by the colour combination I decided to use up the scraps by making a baby quilt (or perhaps a mini lap quilt). Here are a couple of shots of the quilt top enjoying some rare winter sun.
It's 40x48" so it shouldn't take those quilting fairies too long to quilt up when they turn up at my place. Cross-hatching I think - I must remember to leave the fairies a note and perhaps some scrummy afghans.
such a pretty fabric combination :-)
ReplyDeleteSend the quilting fairies to my place when they are finished! I promise to feed them well! BTW the hot water cover is a beauty!
ReplyDeleteThat's a lovely colour scheme Megan.
ReplyDeleteI need one of these covers! I always wrap my 'hottie' in a small towel, which does the job - but is not nearly as pretty as yours!!!
ReplyDeleteThe colours in this combination are wonderful! Great finish and a bonus quilt to boot!
ReplyDeleteHmmm ... If you ever get tired of the wonderful hottie, let me know ;)
ReplyDeleteCute hottie cover.
ReplyDeleteLovely fresh colours & I love the unicorns! There's something really adorable in a new little quilt isn't there? L
ReplyDeletesomeone told me that rhinos are just unicorns with curves! such a beautiful quilt and I am covetous of that cover
ReplyDeleteThe skinny jean version seems functional enough so all is well there. As nice as the hottie is, I truly adore this quilt top. You can send it to me for quilting but I have a feeling it wouldn't make the return trip somehow. :)
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