Oh. This photo is somewhat helpful. It at least shows the ribbons won in the weaving department.
A second for my Saori "8/2 Blues" yardage.
A first place ribbon for my Saori vest,
Another first for the little red cross-body bag with its handwoven Saori fabric.
The Saori woven coasters also won a first. I'll be posting a bit of a tutorial tomorrow about how those were finished. Come back around if you are interested and haven't already found my explanation on Ravelry.
The other two ribbons were won in a different department. For sewing I received a third place ribbon on the orange Runaround Bag.
And finally, in crocheting, a first for the miniature 1/4 scale afghan I made for the doll couch.
So there you go, the 6 ribbons won at this year's Chilliwack Exhibition, though I neglected to get photos of the ribbons with those last two projects.
3 comments:
Ah, I finally looked up the Runaround Bag and see it is a Joan Hawley design. I have taken one of her classes and the one with the Runaround Bag is on my wish list.
Congrats on all your wins. You did a great job. I will be looking forward to the "how to" on the coasters.
The class with the Runaround bag also has a great little boxy bag that reminds me of a man's shaving kit Gene. I haven't tried that pattern yet but her tips for sewing in the zipper of the Runaround and getting *perfect* top-stitching are great! I can't believe I've been sewing this long and did not think to move the sewing machine *needle* so that even top-stitching was just a matter of running along the edge of a seam.
Congrats on all the ribbons. Well deserved.
I love tutorials. I will be back!
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