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"Kitchen Coverups" was one of the projects in the HV Embroidery
Club #6 by Robert Decker which we did in our local club. I adapted the
toaster directions for my bread machine, since I don't have a toaster. |
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I purchased quilted fabric from Hancocks, and added piping which I
made from a pastel striped fabric. All the designs in this project were for
the plus hoop. I took words from two different ones and design from another
to make it appropriate for my bread machine. It is supposed to mean "Fresh
Bread Time." |
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Again I adapted the coffee pot cover to make one for my iced tea maker.
No need to cover the coffee pot since it is used every day. I used the same
fabric and piping, of course, as above on the bread machine. |
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The words came as part of the project, but I selected a free design
I had downloaded for the teapot. I liked it better than the one in the project
kit. I believe it was one of Mary Troutman's wonderful kitchen designs. |
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Part of this project was this Convenient Hand Towel. I used one of
the elusive finger tip towels which I got at Wal-Mart last year. The directions
for the fold-over fabric hanger are included in the project. |
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I used this design as is. I noticed a nice use of the new Digitizing
Pro fills on the S&P shakers. My compliments to the digitizer. Remember
to use water soluble stabilizer on top when doing towels to prevent the stitches
from burying in the terry loops. If I use any on the bottom, it will be wss,
but I don't find it necessary most of the time. |
