
Phew, I've been meaning to make an eyemask for months, and now that its dark all the time & I don't need it, I finally got around to it. This is the Bari J eyemask, and I spent last night doing some embroidery on the flannel, then whipped it together this morning with Art gallery's Carnaby Street groovy vibes in citrus. I just used batting instead of fusible fleece since I have a lot of bits of it. It lets a bit of light in at the nose, but is more comfortable than the three eyemasks I already own, so it's a win.
Without the embroidery, I'm guessing it could be completed in 15 minutes or less


I'm self drafting a medallion quilt which is going..oddly, and the crosses and HSQ are for that. The atrocity that is black and red is a sewing machine cover, and what broke my Singer and left it out of commission for a good chunk of this year, sewing through a couple of layers of canvas and batting. I'd like to finish it now that my machine is back home (and I'm so glad!)
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