Then my hubby brought home season one (of the reboot, not the 1960s version) and we began our marathon of Doctor Who. We've watched right up the present except for the two specials (Whovians will understand what I mean) and we're hooked.
To thank the guy who let us borrow his DVDs (a friend of my husband's from work) I came up with the idea of making him a Tardis pillow. I found one by Trillium Designs that was free on Craftsy. She made the most incredible paper pieced Doctor Who quilt for her son. It is huge and a ridiculous amount of work. I thought I could do one block as a pillow.
Here is that block.
Each one of those letters and numbers corresponds to a teeny tiny piece of fabric. |
It should end up looking something like this. This was Trillium Designs' block in her son's quilt. Genius. |
100000000 pieces. Ack. |
My husband approved all my fabric choices except one. We had a disagreement about the background fabric. I thought it should be super crazy and colourful like the space time clouds that The Doctor is always flying through but hubby wasn't sure. He thought about it for a bit and then deferred to my choice.
Doesn't this just scream Space/Time cloud to you? |
Lynn
Welcome to the wonderful world of paper piecing. It is awesome!
ReplyDeleteUm...are you voluntarily paper piecing?!? Lol. Maybe if A hosts another sewing day, I can bring my lucky stars and you can bring Tardis and we will have a paper piecing marathon!
ReplyDeleteThere's nothing like paper piecing for a super precise finished product. Best of luck!
ReplyDelete