
My latest kick is making things out of my stash of vintage chenille. Pillow covers and bibs! Here are a few of my latest designs from a cutter bedspread. The pillow cover opening in the back has vintage chenille too. No, it's not perfect chenille, a few places are a bit thin but it doesn't take away from the wonderful colors and softness of these pillow covers and bib. Wish I had more chenille...dreaming...



5 comments:
love the bib, Pam. Keep up the good work.
Those are really pretty! I love to see old chenille turned into useful things - it deserves to keep being appreciated! :-)
Thanks for the nice comments. I love vintage chenille - it is getting so hard to find these days though...
Warm hugs,
Pam
What a great idea! A vintage chenille bib, it looks fantastic. Nice work Pam.
This article was 5yrs ago... by now you've learned about a tool Chenille Cutter by OLFA that you can make your own chenille to your hearts content.
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