Anyway, as we mention in le challenge in 10 questions, how you interpret le challenge is up to you - and we are very open to more obscure interpretations. Here are some alternative (not necessarily obscure) interpretations of the theme.
The aeroplane bag by Sew Sweetness, I may as well mention it as everyone seems to be making one at the moment - you may want to add some 'wings' fabric (Lucy has selected a few in her post) for a double whammy interpretation?
This may take a bit of time if you have not started yet (probably even if you have) but Anna Maria Horner's feather bed quilt would be a beautiful entry (maybe as a cushion?).
This is Countess Ablaze's version, so lovely! |
And finally, because I thought it was that cool, here is one of the fabrics Lucy chose and would be right up my street...
posted here |
So here we are, a few alternative interpretations for you guys. So go on, tell me what you are making - who's finished?
One more post before your homework is due! Michelle will be revealing what she is making next week... I love her style, so cannot wait to see it! This is getting very exciting!
Loved the inspiration Nat but if I get around to making what is in my head I have my eldest to thank as she put the idea there!
ReplyDeleteGreat inspiration! Now, if I can only find the time!!
ReplyDeleteBrilliant ideas. I wrote a long list of everything I could think of related to Wings, and then settled on a bird. I have finished mine but I won't share details until 15th!
ReplyDeleteI chose a little wings project and am almost done. Waiting to reveal on 15th.
ReplyDeleteI'm thinking, I'm thinking! ;-)
ReplyDeleteI saw some inspiration in our bedroom rug - will try to do it!
ReplyDeleteI used to make marbled paper too, so fun! Great ideas Nat :)
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