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Oh - such fun

Hello all.
I hope you've had as nice a weekend as I've had.
Thought I'd share some photos of what I've been up to.
So this pile of fabric was added to the old saucepan containing Potassium Permanganate and hot water and stirred. 
 They are then rinsed in cold water until the water is clear
 And then you hang them out to dry
And this is what you end up with. Lovely brown fabric. 
 Oh - such a pile of lovely fabrics.  As usual not too sure what I will do with them, watch this space
And here is progress with the incubator top I'm making. It's very bright - but that's the idea. 
I also made progress with my mystery quilt and made up a pieced back and started to hand quilt in black cotton perle with black running stitches.
Hope you all had fun and I'll let you know how I'm getting on
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Sew Create It - Jane said…
The brown/beige fabrics are beautiful! Can't wait to see how you use them.
4 July 2012 at 11:19
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