My embroidery machine felt cold and lonely.
I had to make a cover.
The pattern can be found here
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14 comments:
It looks really great!
That is a fantastic cover! Submit it to Moda Bake Shop!!!
What an excellent idea....I love it...mind if I make one for my machine???
I'd say your embroidery machine is very lucky!!!
If I was a machine, I would want to live at your house because next would be a sewing machine placemat.....Looks wonderful Betsy!!
It is so happy and cozy now!
Nice of you to keep your favorite embroidery machine warm and cozy! I love the Cotton Blossom fabric you used!
That is really cute, Betsy. I love the fabrics you used. As a matter of fact, I made a bag with some of them! :o)
XOXO,
Cyndi
Very cute, I've been itching to make one of these.
That is very cute, Betsy. I love the fabrics you used. My poor sewing machine could use a cover..Great inspiration here!
Julia ♥
Love it.
Your header quilt is beautiful...and the cover too. Enjoyed your blog
What a beautiful cover...It looks so good!
Micki
I made a cool cover for my last machine but I have an ugly factory one for my new one. I think I need something prettier like yours. I don't know when I'll get to it. Probably when I get sick of looking at grey.
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