D105: Finally!

I finally got the photos printed and into the cubes!
Uh mah gerd I was so slow at doing that.
Tomorrow's job is mailing it off!

I am very pleased with the result though! :)

Photo cube project: Done!

Done diddly dun-done!

The six different cubes

Below: Top and bottom rows are the feature fabrics; middle rows are the two sides.

Knock 'em down! KNOCK 'EM DOWN!!

Day 23: Sigh of content

The last of the hand-stitching is complete!!
Pics of the set tomorrow :)

Day 20: Australia Daying

I celebrated Australia Day by voting in the Spoonflower competition of Australia-inspired designs. So many beautiful patterns created; somehow I narrowed it to 25 favourites.

Two more cubes completed too. Only two more to go!

Day 19: See shells...

Today I finished the machine sewing of the photo cube shells.

I also did a bit of an ad hoc creating.
Bub got her hands in a piece of ribbon, and was desperate to have it. I could secure it to her bouncer well enough but it kept fraying and I was worried about her swallowing some strands. I managed to prise it out of her grip for long enough to sew it up.

It's not very pretty, and I couldn't be bothered swapping the thread to match but it does the job and she's delighted!

Day 15: Busy

Today I pinned and hand sewed the seams of one cube. It's not much, but with appointments, guests and shopping I'm pretty ok with that!

In other news, did you know that those sharpeners with two holes are actually for the one pencil? One size is for the wood and the other is for the lead. They require different angles.

I kid you not.

Bam.

Day 11: She sells..

Today I prepared the shells for two more cubes.

Day 8: African-can

Yesterday's cube is hand stitched and it's partner is complete! I do like the cute African animals - even the alligator is cuddly.

That's half the cubes done! :D

This coming week or so might be a little repetitive...

Day 7: 4.75 cubes

Before I began this blog I'd sewn all the vinyl pieces onto the side panels for all the photo cubes. What remains is sewing the sides, inserting the foam cube and hand stitching them closed.
Today I sewed 9 of 12 edges of the 4th cube. Only the hand stitching remains on this one.
Only 7.25 to go.