The final step:
And the KitchenAid cover is complete:
End panels in co-ordinating print:
A bit saggy because there is no actual mixer inside - that's just the cover standing up by itself. It can do that because I quilted the fabrics before cutting out and assembling the cover.
Slightly naughty story of these fabrics:
For the quilt guild Kris Kringle we had to provide 2 FQs of a current range of fabric. I bought half-metre cuts of these two fabrics, (which are from a new release by Nutex called "Leafy Meadow") keeping half of each piece for myself. Some time on the day of the Christmas dinner I realised they would be perfect for this project I wanted to make for a friend's birthday. But now I didn't have enough. What to do? When it was my turn to choose a gift my parcel was still available. Was it wrong that I grabbed it? Is that against the spirit of KK? I don't know! I do know that I was very happy with my KK gift, and that the same can't be said for everyone on my table.
Forgot to add: I got the idea and the basic instructions from here: Heart of Mary - How to make a KitchenAid cover
What a confession. This goes against all the KK rules where you are supposed to risk all in the vain hope that someone brought something nice.
ReplyDeleteThe cover looks really good, stylish for a very stylish appliance. As it is a gift your KK bad behaviour is perfectly forgivable.
Hi Vireya,lol I love your story ,how funny and perfect at the same time,I am very glad that you enjoyed your KK to yourself,lol. I love the fabric and your friend will love this cover,Thankyou too for the link checked it out yesterday and I am going to make myself one after Xmas,beautifully made my friend,well done .
ReplyDeleteGood on you Vireya and it’s not the first time someone has selected their own. Love the cover and the fabric is beautiful and modern.
ReplyDeleteA fabulous job of the kitchen aid cover..
ReplyDeleteGood on you for picking your own gift as it's lovely fabric for the cover.
Hahaha--why not? The cover came out really well...
ReplyDeletehugs, Julierose
Very nice! I like how it turned out. I think it is fine to choose your own gift. Personally, I don't like participating in gift exchanges.
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