Taking on the very ambitious project of a Penrose Tiling quilt, I worked out rough dimensions in Inkscape earlier so now I have that and I got fabric.
I'm doing this with my mother who has done several quilts in the past so I'm pretty sure a) I'll actually finish it and b) it will turn out pretty well.
The power cut so I didn't get a chance to do a test tiling with some scrap fabric.
Had a lot of fun with this one! I find it so soothing to stab something hundreds of times with no other purpose than spelling out rainbow-gradient swear words.
Plus I wanted to get more practice with french knots. Boy did I ever! There are about 500% more french knots on here than I'd planned on. I got a little carried away.
made a BUNCH of guys recently. what does everyone think
[image description: Several photos of small, humanoid plushies made out of varying kinds of fabric. All are yellow-toned and have no facial features, but their heads are shaped like stars, each with a varying number of points. On the end of each point is a bauble, such as a sequin, pom pom, or tassel. Each one plush varies in size and shape. End id.]
Absolutely in love with this commissioned gator rug!!💖💖
40x40cm, acrylic yarn, burlap, and felt backing.
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[ID: A square rug with a pink, smiling alligator surrounded by abstract shapes. The edges of the rug are decorated with a colorful geometric border. End ID]
'Pop Art, Op Art and psychedelia; ’60s sci-fi dystopia and Sgt. Pepper band spirit all converged in Jeremy Scott’s color trip of a Moschino pre-fall 2022 men’s and women’s lineup.
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