This cussion cover is made from "Chenile" work, that I made. I really enjoyed making this.
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So glad that you showed us this one as well, saw a bit of it in the other post. It is stunning. Well done. Hugs Yvonne
I Love this one too. It really is beautiful - those colors will make everything pop.
Is this one the more u wash it the better it looks??It is really awesome now hugs
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Yes, this is 4 layers of material, and then you only cut through the top 3 layers, mine will have to still be washed a few times more before it shows all the colours.
You have been busy Marietta - another beautiful cushion. Hugs Sarah.
Thank you for all the lovely comments, I realy enjoyed doing the chinelle work. We did it when the Cape Town Cuties got together.
I like it..... Could you post a brief discription of how it is done?
Thanks!
MJDG
Thanks!
MJDG
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I cannot explain it better, than the link that Jerrib gave at the top of these comments. You can see there excactly how to do the chenile work.
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jmitchell55
08 Oct 2012
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Marietta, could you please post the procedure you used to make this pillow.. what exactly is Chenile work..I love it
thanks
Jane
thanks
Jane
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Hello Jane, if you look at the top of these comments, JRob was so kind to give the link to a very good explanation on how to do chenile work. Good luck, I loved doing this.
Sorry, Jerrib posted the link above. Sorry for mistake Jerri.
No problem Marietta, Jerrilyn and I pretty much have the same name. As long as it is usable for others, that is all that counts. I did a vest years ago with this procedure, used denim fabric and it turned out great.
It's so colorful. Did you use plain or printed fabrics?
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Thank you, the bottom three colours, I was lucky to find exact mottled colours to match the top one. I uses yellow, green, and purple.
Vriendin jou kussings is pragtig. Well done.
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Baie dankie jy, nou moet net jy dit ook nog klaarmaak.
I love the colors, well done :)
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Thanks
Beautiful. Where did you learn to do this?
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Making your own is quite simple, try this link:
http://www.londas-sewing.com/files/fauxchenillepillow.pdf
http://www.londas-sewing.com/files/fauxchenillepillow.pdf
Thank you for the link.
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designcrazy
10 Oct 2012
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very pretty chenille cushion, I also like the one with flowers!
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Thank you so much
I love your cushion cover. The chenille work is so colorful!
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Thank you, I loved doing this, it was different, and everyone loves it.
Very pretty, I love the colours. This link will give instructions as to how to make a pillow yourself, for those that want to try it
Hugs Jerri
http://www.londas-sewing.com/files/fauxchenillepillow.pdf
Hugs Jerri
http://www.londas-sewing.com/files/fauxchenillepillow.pdf
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There is a special rotary cutter for doing chenille, that has a guard on the bottom,so you don't cut through the bottom layer
Tried to insert a picture, but not able to. Its from Olfa and is called Slash cutter.
Tried to insert a picture, but not able to. Its from Olfa and is called Slash cutter.
Thanks for the link Jerry, I have the olfa cutter, and it cuts beautifully.
Love both your pillows. Nice work!
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Thank you.