Friday, May 1, 2020
Mothra - A Foundation Pieced Project
At the beginning of April maybe end of March, Sarah of Pitchers Boutique, was looking for some pattern tester volunteers. I usually miss out, but I think this time around I was probably the only one who was willing to do something like Mothra! She is a Kaiju from the same "family" as Godzilla and Gamera. I knew about her thanks to my geeky family.
Anyway, I was send the amazingly detailed foundation piecing pattern and set to work. I started with the eye.
This is my set up for foundation piecing. Best invention ever? The add a quarter ruler!! I may need an Add an Eighth, now, too.
I crease the fabric folds with my thumb, and after a couple days working on this, noticed I had worn down the nail from friction.
All the pieces laid out. This is by far the most complicated foundation paper piecing I've ever done.
Found a mistake as I was putting things together. I forgot to add color and went straight to back ground.
And here she is, all put together. I did the 30 x 30 version. I don't have definite plans for her yet. It was a fun thing to do and a great challenge. You really need to visit the Pitcher's Boutique shop. Lots of free and reasonably price patterns and such a huge variety!
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
1 comment:
This is stunning. I'd have a hard time working on this with all those eyes staring at me--the real eyes and the ones in the wings. Super job--totally impressed!
Post a Comment