Leave me a funny and innovative comment, either about how you use these leftovers or how you plan on using these bonus gifts of dyeing, and George will pick out a winner to receive a free bag of thread ravels. I tried to get the birds in my area to use these in their nests, but I guess they are color blind.
I love to hear from you, if you have any questions that you would like to ask, go ahead ask away and I will try to blog an answer for you.
7 comments:
Summer is raveling away too fast.
I would love some hand dyed ravels to use as surface embellishment on my small art quilts.
Keep cool Frieda the heat wave is almost over.
Those ravels would be a cool addition to my fiber.
I thought I was the only one who kept those little bits of threads left over from dyeing. I have a huge pile just waiting for my creative juices to start unraveling & flowing. So many possibilities!
I would give them to my friend Kathie. She loved seeing your dyed fabrics at the NC Quilt Symposium. She'd know just how to use those threads!
I would love some ravels. I have collected some of my own but they are very boring. I need something bright and cheerful for my new landscape piece. I want to fashion flowers out of the ravels which I can then bead.
I would love to add them to a crazy quilt for a bit of spice! I need a take along project for an upcoming road-trip, and have no idea yet what kind of small project to take along, this could be a great answer to keep me busy while sitting in the car. And..keep my mind off hubby's driving.. eeeeek!!
I would love to add them to a crazy quilt for a bit of spice! I need a take along project for an upcoming road-trip, and have no idea yet what kind of small project to take along, this could be a great answer to keep me busy while sitting in the car. And..keep my mind off hubby's driving.. eeeeek!!
I hope George picks me as I am the dog lover of all dog lovers (but maybe George doesn't know he's a dog). If I get chosen I will enjoy using the ravelings in my wild work-in progress colorful art quilt. I might also use them to tie around my fingers to remind me where I left my glasses . . . Thanks!
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