Here it is on the opposite side. The straps are attached from the sides so you can easily switch the flap to change the look of the cushion!
Initially I wanted to cut the stripe fabric and sew back together to make a square in a square pattern using the stripes but mathematics and I are not great friends so I abandoned that idea after making one block and using the seam ripper a few times.
I have a little bit of fabric leftover so I may revisit that idea again. Can you guess what the best thing about this cushion is? It coordinates with my recently finished handmade wonky log cabin king size quilt [made from two bee groups and using different shades of green, purple, grey and white]! Check this out:
The fabrics I used are called Lynette Curtain Fabric in Sage and Metro
Stripe Curtain Fabric and are made of 100% Panama Cotton. I didn't line the
cushion cover as the material had a lovely home-dec weight to it so I adapted a
pattern called 'Flip Side Pillow' on Sew Mama Sew to make my cushion. Top tip - if you use
this fabric, be sure to zig-zag all your finished edges to prevent any more fraying.
Image from terrysfabrics |
Image from terrysfabrics |
Thank you terrys for letting me take part!
that's great!!!! Off to have a rummage around the website :-)
ReplyDeleteVery sophisticated colours!
ReplyDeleteSo pretty! I love the colours and patterns together
ReplyDeleteThat's really lovely! Nice that is goes with the new quilt too!
ReplyDeleteIts absolutely gorgeous!!
ReplyDeleteTammy
So clever and appealing. I'm still trying to figure out how you made it reversible like that! Genius!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous, very sophisticated and grown up fabric ~ Sarah x
ReplyDeleteLove it!! Not seen one like that before. I am on the lookout for new cushions too! xCathy
ReplyDeleteReally love the pillow. It looks so easy.
ReplyDeleteYour pillow is gorgeous and clever!!
ReplyDeleteSusie
Your pillow and quilt coordinate perfectly! I love the "grown up look" too. I would love to see what you come up with for the square idea. I think it looked pretty darn good!
ReplyDeleteSuper- I love the green and cream you used there!
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