My mother and sister are headed downtown to meet me and go over to DeBois Textiles to look for some curtains for my mother’s study. I thought I would collect the pillows that I’ve made and display them, so they could see what I’ve been doing over the past few weeks.
I am really smitten with mixing and matching the different fabrics that I’ve been collecting. Barclay Butera on a pillow with Sister Parish…
A saffron and red silk check reversing to a Provence-inspired toile…
Duralee’s Addison reversing to Thibaut’s Surf in brilliant greens…
A black and white chinoiserie toile reversing to a black and white polka dot…
It is hard to decide which pillow I like the best. I guess it’s like choosing which of your children is your favourite! Here are few contenders.
Barbara Barry’s Poetic Linen, with red piping.
Thibaut’s Edgartown, with hot pink piping Or this one, made from an old Indian caftan. I’ve put some of the pillows up for sale on my Etsy shop, because when it comes down to it all, I am a process person, not a product person. I’ve already given away about six seven pillows!
wow. those pillows are superb! love the very last one...
ReplyDeletehappy weekend.
xo
You are already about to do piping? I am impressed...you are one quick study!
ReplyDeleteLOVE all your pillows. And how did I not know you had an etsy site when I never miss a post? off to check it out...
ReplyDeleteYou have been so busy, Meg - and I am also very impressed that you are already doing piping....wow!!!!!
ReplyDeleteI'm with Susie with a big Wow on the piping. I am always convinced where there is a will, the way will follow. Great work. I'm impressed.
ReplyDeletei think barbara barry's is my favorite. wow - you HAVE been busy!!!
ReplyDeleteI'm with Joni--Barbara Barry is my favorite. You have been really busy and they are gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteExactly what I was going to say ! That's so sweet of you to give them away. I'm going to be near Baltimore in a couple of weeks and I'm going to try to make it to the fabric store.
ReplyDeletebusy hands - impressive stitching - beautiful fabrics - you mastered cording too! happy hunting.
ReplyDeleteThe Indian caftan one turned out GREAT!
ReplyDeleteWow Meg you are a busy bee!! I would still love the floral or Bird on a limb for my mother!!
ReplyDeleteI am also doing a giveaway soon, so come on and follow me!
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ReplyDeletelove the pillows and love the nautical new header!
love you and connor too,
c.
Wow Meg! You must not sleep. They look great, and I'm very impressed that you're piping already.
ReplyDeleteDear Auntie Meg: Am being serious: The pillows look absolutely FABULOUS!! I swear you could go into business with your newly acquired sewing skills. Hope you have a good weekend. -- Miss M.A.
ReplyDeletelook at you go! They are lovely, save a few for me, will be shopping on Tuesday. Have fun with you're family.
ReplyDeleteStop! I promised my friend Harry Lowe a pillow MONTHS ago and I can't seem to get around to sewing it. And here you are being oh so productive.
ReplyDeleteI love that Barbara Barry "poetic linen" ~ enen the name is fabulous!
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I am impressed as hell that you are able to do piping and that it looks so perfectly neat and even.
ReplyDeleteThey look absolutely fantastic Meg! I wish that I knew how to sew.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful job, Meg. I'd choose the Barbara Barry Poetic linen as my fav, although the caftan pillow is a close second.
ReplyDelete–Lana