Dublin Mini Maker Faire embroidery pieces
2013-Oct-21, Monday 01:38 pm![[personal profile]](http://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
chebeThis is how bad I am at posting updates. I did some embroidery for the TOG crafters' quilt for MakerFaire back in July.
I was low on time so I went with a mixed-media type of embroidery; with fabric paint, beading, and embroidery. I did two squares, one of a snowflake (because TOG can get really cold in the winter), and one of a robo-duck (pattern from Urban Threads) because TOG is obsessed with ducks.
The squares ended up being non-uniform, some even non-square, so we went with a more artsy display arrangement than a regular quilt. We're currently trying to find somewhere to hang it in the space.
I was low on time so I went with a mixed-media type of embroidery; with fabric paint, beading, and embroidery. I did two squares, one of a snowflake (because TOG can get really cold in the winter), and one of a robo-duck (pattern from Urban Threads) because TOG is obsessed with ducks.
The squares ended up being non-uniform, some even non-square, so we went with a more artsy display arrangement than a regular quilt. We're currently trying to find somewhere to hang it in the space.
Mixed-media embroidery square of a snowflake
Photo by chebe
Mixed-media embroidery square of a robotic rubber duck
Photo by chebe
