The Owlivia panel wasn't too hard. There are instructions printed on it that tell you what to do. Thee only thing I changed was that I quilted it first to add more body and to make it a smoother pillow. Also, I didn't have enough stuffing, so I filled it up with scraps of batting.
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It's really cute, Michelle! Quilting it first was a great idea.
ReplyDeleteOh Michelle, this is so beautiful! If you would like to link it up this week, please do! : )
ReplyDelete~Monika
lovely little owlie!
ReplyDeletecheers!
molly
Oh so cute! I think I have to make one. I'll pick up a panel tomorrow. Quilting it first is brilliant.
ReplyDeleteMiriam
Love the quilting...I just bought this panel from the Creative Festival in Toronto, Ontario. I am going to quilt mine too!
ReplyDeleteLinda