After doodling with
many ideas I turned to appliqué designs that I already had. The pocket on the left started it’s life as a free design for a needle case. So I used it as a ‘springboard’ idea and turned it into my manual pocket, then my plan was set and the other three sides just evolved 
. A few dozen buttons later and ta da, it’s nearly done. A touch of a neutral gingham and this little Pfaff will be warm and dust free in it’s posh new room and… I can count it as an OPAM finish, awesome.hugs
Delightful and just the thing for your new and improved studio.
ReplyDeleteLooks bewdiful and it will certainly keep the trusty friend warm and dust free.
ReplyDeleteWas it nice sewing in a organised mess--lol.
How lovely...my new machine has to have a new cover as the old one is to small for it...
ReplyDeleteI am wishing hard and hoping the fairey and elves who go around doing nice things for people will visit me and when I get up in the morning "Voila" there it will be.
Or may be just have to get to it and do one very soon myself...the new sewing room deserves it, as well just like yours.....
And it is gorgeous, Miche'le!
ReplyDeleteMichele when do you rest and sleep? That is some beautiful cover you have made,your sewing room must be about the best looking one this side of the Alps.
ReplyDeleteVery nice ! The buttons look great. I should make one instead of the black and white teatowel I throw over my machine when it's sitting out.
ReplyDeleteI love your sewing machine cover... Lisa
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely cover! A great idea to use buttons, as you get to admire them as well as keep them! Brilliant.
ReplyDeleteWOW! It's beautiful. Is that from a pattern? or did you just make it up?
ReplyDeleteCongrats on a OPAM project finished.