Lauree asked for "kitchen couture" blocks for her month of the cocorico bee.
I started with a pencil sketch.
Then I used this tutorial to thread sketch the wire whisk attachment.
I also used foundation paper on the back and drawing paper on the front while I stitched it.
I had to use a tweezers to get some of the paper out but it turned out okay.
To make the mixer paddle I used this tutorial to piece the background fabric into the gray and then used it again to piece the gray into the background again. (does that make sense?) I hadn't planned on thread sketching on this portion of the block. But, the gray needed to stand out from the background fabric more and the sketching did secure the piecing better.
I paper pieced the dough hook.
Then I improv pieced the tops of all of the attachments and improvised connecting them all into one block. Lastly, I did some thread sketching on the dough hook to tie it all together.
Sooooo...that was my process for the September block. October's month is "all things orchard". I've got some ideas brewing. Stay tuned...
Girl, you are good.
ReplyDeletewow! these are impressive!
ReplyDeleteKelly O.
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Wow! Those blocks are awesome!
ReplyDeleteI really, really want to see this quilt when it's all finished. It is possible that the implements of a Kitchen Aid mixer have never ben quilted. How pioneering of you!
ReplyDeletethis is absolutely superb!
ReplyDeleteLove the whisk especially!!!
ReplyDeleteThese are amazing!
ReplyDeleteThese turned out really well! I love these!
ReplyDeleteWow, these are amazing!
ReplyDeleteOh, goodness, Melinda. This is absolutely gorgeous. Any idea how long it took you?
ReplyDeletethis has amazed me since you first mentioned it... yet somehow, seeing the finished product i am even more amazed!
ReplyDeletethis is a fantastic block!
I just love these- takes me back to the Kenwood chef that I used with my mum as a kid! Great idea!
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