Showing posts with label yo-yo. Show all posts
Showing posts with label yo-yo. Show all posts

Tuesday, July 17, 2012

Behind the Seams - My Oldest Fabric

Today I am linking up to the Behind the Seams - Fabric party at Fabric Engineer. 




The topic is to blog about the oldest fabric in your stash.  I have had a few stash purges, but I think I found an old WIP that features the oldest fabric in my stash.  Can you guess the year that I bought this fabric?  

It is white cotton with silver sparkle stars and the year "2000".  I remember seeing this fabric many places in 1999 right before the year 2000.  I bought 2 yards and thought I would make a Year 2000 quilt but never could come up with a design.  As years passed, I couldn't think of a project to make using it and it didn't seem right to donate it.  (I mean, I couldn't understand someone wanting Year 2000 fabric.)

I had an idea to use this fabric for yo-yos, since no one would notice the Y2K material.  I think the yo-yos look cute with the sparkly material.  I think I will use the yo-yos to make a garland for Christmas decorations. 

Tuesday, October 4, 2011

Christmas Yo-Yos

Today I was thinking about a blog topic for day 4 of Blogtoberfest and I also was thinking that it is almost the Christmas season.  I searched my projects and found this old work in progress (WIP).






I love the look of yo-yo's.  While working with the hexies, I was thinking about how much I like to work on making yo-yos when I need a mobile project.  Hopefully, I will enjoy making hexies too someday.

This fabric has been in my stash for quite some time.  It is white cotton with silver sparkle stars and 2000.  I remember seeing this fabric many places in 1999 right before the year 2000.  I bought 2 yards and thought I would make a Year 2000 quilt but never could come up with a design.  As years passed, I couldn't think of a project to make using it and it didn't seem right to donate it.  (I mean, I couldn't understand someone wanting Year 2000 fabric.)

I had an idea to use this fabric for yo-yos, since no one would notice the Y2K material.  I think the yo-yos look cute with the sparkly material.  I plan to use the yo-yos to make a garland for Christmas decorations.