Here's the front ...
And here is the back which is the same as the front.
The leaves and stems were cut from a lovely soft flannel scrap.
The top had to be kept open so the cardboard cutout could be inserted. This was the only rule in the challenge. There's a sew-in popper underneath the sun to secure the top opening.
I'll be posting this off tomorrow morning and I hope it gets there in time for the deadline. Have a look at the Flickr group here to see the other entries. Hottie number 3 which can be seen here is my favourite so far.
Hope you're having a good week, friends.
Oh how lovely. It's such a pretty waterbottle cover, love it!
ReplyDeleteOh, that's turned out beautifuuly, Ady! Hope you're pleased with it?!
ReplyDeleteThanks Wendy and Fiona.
ReplyDeleteI am pleased with it but I think the machine-quilting could have been a bit tidier! Good thing the messy bits are on the inside and not noticable until you actually look into the interior of the cover! Nitpicking really.
Yah! It's beautiful Ady. I love how you've quilted in the sun and the rays.
ReplyDeleteI hope the postie is speedy so that I can admire it for a while before I take it to the exhibition!
What a fabulous hottie cover, Ady. All your machine quilting looks neat and tidy to me ... Well done!
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