De nieuwe wending uitdaging

There’s a quilting challenge at the Dutch Quiltersgilde. This month we had to experiment with a block called Zig Zag Path. Again I started drawing a lot of variations.

After deciding which block to make I had to choose my fabric.

And here’s the finished 6 x 6 inch block, I only changed the size of the parts.

Visible mending

Some time ago I discovered visible mending on Instagram, the perfect solution for my daughter’s jeans. She works with chemicals and sometimes that results in tiny damaged spots on her jeans. So I gave it a try. First I made a woven square, you can still see the damaged spot behind the unwoven threads. This square was done in 2 different DMC colour variation threads: green for the first step and pink/purple for the weaving.

Then I added a triangle in the green colour variations.

Another triangle in the pink/purple colour variations to hide the last damaged spot.

And this is the finished mending.

I already washed her jeans a few times and the embroidery stays pretty. My daughter was so happy, she wanted me to repair her black jeans too.

This one got some woven puzzle pieces in pink, which didn’t photograph very well on the black jeans.

Art Journal Simple Prompts

I’m participating in a weekly challenge on Instagram: Art Journal Simple Prompts (#ajsp52w). Still trying to catch up after a few crazy weeks. I made a black collage for week 37. I used origami paper and a fineliner.

Stitch meditation

I made another stitch meditation square. You can read more about my stitch meditation project in this post.

Art Journal Simple Prompts

I’m participating in a weekly challenge on Instagram: Art Journal Simple Prompts (#ajsp52w). Still trying to catch up after a few crazy weeks. This is week 36.

Prompt: 0 (zero)

Google translate helped my find the word zero in many different languages.