I have a pattern in the current issue of Fat Quarterly! It is a take on the fondue pot i made last year but much less complicated! Although my pattern is a little on simplistic side, it's a super first project for someone new to paper foundation piecing. I think it would be a good warm-up or practice project before moving onto the amazing projects in this paper piecing issue.
The finished product has been very popular with my non-sewing friends, which leads me to believe that a pair of these would make a great gift. Not interested in the potholder? The pattern is very versatile an would be great for a pillow, placements or table runner too!
Gratuitous Instagram shot.
Please let me know if you make one. I would love to see it. And, as always, contact me if you have questions! I did not treat the pattern as a tutorial so images are limited.
Yay! How exciting! Thanks for reading :)
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I like it sooo much!!! think I must buy the issue.
ReplyDeleteIt is a lovely simple graphic pattern Tamiko- does great homage to the catherineholm shape!
ReplyDeleteCongrats on the feature! I love your pattern Tamiko!
ReplyDeleteTotally bought the issue because of this pattern! Cannot wait to make it!! :)
ReplyDeleteI love the simplicity! The colors are perfect Tamiko!
ReplyDeleteUm I'm buying the issue just cause I love this soooo flippin much!
ReplyDeleteit's so so cool! gosh, I'm totally going to have to go nab that issue now so I can make one. :)
ReplyDeletewhat a gorgeous design, so cool! I just made some quilted pot holders recently and I think you have just inspired me to make some more!! :)
ReplyDeleteJessie, xo
This pattern really caught my eye :) and as the issue was on paper piecing I was sold. Thank you so much for not only a lovely blog full of inspiration and motivation but a delightful pattern to add some much needed style to my kitchen :)
ReplyDeleteThat looks really lovely Tamiko - I need to clear the decks a bit so I can get on and enjoy some of those awesome FQ8 makes xxx
ReplyDeleteI'm definitely going to make at least one of these, Tamiko! So clever, and I agree; it's a great first pp project.
ReplyDeleteSuper cute!
ReplyDeletecongrats on your pattern!
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