So here is my hottie. Crazy patched chenille for the front, vintage quilt for the back. And if no one looks at the wonky seams on the inside, all will be well!
I knew I wanted to incorporate this red and pink chenille flower, in honour of our gorgeous host for the hottie challenge, CurlyPops. Hope you like it Cam!
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Am really loving the hottie, it's absolutely superb and so colourful - have a nice day x
That looks like a very cuddly hottie.
Hope the machine is playing nice again soon!
Its absolutely gorgeous Selina!
And will be so soft and comfy to snuggle up with!x
It's gorgeous Selina!
Why didn't I guess that you could make a super duper chenille Hottie?
PS - I do love that red and pink flower (of course)
oh Selina, it's adorable. My machine played up too.. a very neglected sewing machine that is telling me it needs more LTC. My hottie was not so 'hot' on the seams either, but now the said machine has DIED. LOOK OUT, I'll go buy a new one and chuck you out Miss Janome if you don't behave!!!!!!
Your hottie looks so snuggly and cuddly and the flower is perfectly Cam... and all with a dodgy machine - I love it. Well done.
Oh delicious, a chenille hot water bottle cover, yahoo. Cam got mine in the mail today, i'm doing my bloggie reveal on Thursday, love Posie
Oooooh it is just so pretty !
It's just darling. There is something about chenille... :)
Isn't it frustrating when your machine acts up?
Your use of chenille is amszing. I love this hottie, it is so different from anything that I have seen.
I really love it. I think it's just gorgeous with the chenille front and vintage back. Great job!
I absolutely love your cover. So much better than the old pillowcase I use.
That is such a lovely hottie cover- vintage chenille is one of my favouite things!
Love it, looks so warm and cuddly!
That's beautiful Selina. I love the different textures from the chenille.
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