My old sewing machine has found a new home with my brother. There was nothing wrong with it but “someone” just wanted a different one with a few more bells and whistles. I’m not sure what he’ll use it for but that’s alright with me. He needs it so he can have it.
A follow-up package is going, too.
A cover.
Not just any cover.
But a reversible cover.
Made from some leftover pre-quilted fabric. Win-win.
A dust cover would be more like it.
Now that I’m semi-retired (I went back to work two days a week. Shhh.) access to a copier is very limited. I don’t know about you but I prefer to have my knitting patterns stay flat as opposed to being curved in a book that likes to close. Anyway, we needed a copier at home. And a scanner. And one that does both. In color. And maybe a fax. Just because. But not necessary. And it had to be laser for crisp, clear print.
Ta-da!
Naked printer-copier-scanner-fax.
No tutorial because every printer-copier-scanner-fax is a different size.
Fabric from my stash and fusible fleece.
Quilted in a grid. Just followed the print on the fabric. Muslin lining. (It must have been in my stash a l-o-n-g time as it was only 36 inches wide!)
Sewed up the side seams. Added my label.
A cover-up.
Earlier this year I designed and purchased sew-in labels for things that I make.
Sometimes I got the labels sewn in,
sometimes I forgot, and sometimes I couldn’t figure out how or where to attach them so I left them off.
So where or how would one attach a label? That’s why I left them off.
For my daughter. 
Whole cloth.
Hand quilted.
Lined.
Fake piping.
Inside.
Knitting In Flashes 