Wow! Andi, that ottoman looks gorgeous, and you made it so quickly!! I'm so impressed! I haven't had time to do a post show blog entry and you've created that! Very clever!
That is one lovely ottoman - way too good for feet! What a great idea to cover it this way! Thanks so much for using handprinted fabric, including mine - much appreciated. Nic
Huge fan of all those fabric designers - great job. I have not yet even unwrapped my ink and spindles and kirstin's panels from stitiches and craft (sigh) but have tackled a couple of the keilani splurges . I Say good on you! Inspiring craftsers everywhere.
Fabo Mrs. Now we know why you were trawling around suitcases of Stitches shopping. How long did that one take to whip up? During an episode of Masterchef?!?!?
WOW! You never cease to amaze me! This is so awesome! What did you use as the base? I really need one of these w/ 2 little kids. I have no ottoman/coffee table and I need something like this! This would be perfect!
This is so suoer well done and i like your vintage sheet quilt as well. You did a great job!! Thanks for showing us and yes we are making a greenhouse, thanks for your comment on my blog. Have a good day!
that is beyond fantastic! What an inspired design Andi, I adore it and am going to try and copy you if you don't mind - most inspiring piece of patchwork I've seen in ages!
You are ace Andi. Ace because this is the most awesome ottoman I've ever seen, and also Ace, because you've just inspired me to do up my ottomans the same way. Expect a post from me about this in a year or so... (but the idea's in my head at least :)!
That is fabulous Andi, love it!
ReplyDeleteThat is amazing! Those fabrics look great all together.
ReplyDeleteWould it be wrong to kill for patched footstools???
ReplyDeleteAndi, it's wonderful. Love it!
Ab xx
gorgeous! well done, it looks stunning! that wouldn't last long with my 3 around but you have bigger kids so don't have my problem!
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Corrie:)
Breathtakingly stunning! You are a very talented woman! Truly inspiring.
ReplyDeleteWowee you're so quick at all these patchy materpieces! Stunning.
ReplyDeleteWhoops that should be MASTERPIECES!
ReplyDeleteThat is GORGEOUS!!! Will match the patchwork kitchen perfectly. X
ReplyDeleteps what's with such a clean room? Where's the kid crap?
Wow! Andi, that ottoman looks gorgeous, and you made it so quickly!! I'm so impressed! I haven't had time to do a post show blog entry and you've created that! Very clever!
ReplyDeleteThat is FANTASTIC!!Love it!
ReplyDeleteAndi, I hope that no-one is permitted to so much as set a derriere or a foot on that - its gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteThat is one lovely ottoman - way too good for feet! What a great idea to cover it this way! Thanks so much for using handprinted fabric, including mine - much appreciated. Nic
ReplyDeleteYou really don' tmuck around.
ReplyDeleteLOVE.IT.
Wow Andi this is fabulous. Your fabrics are divine. Love it. See you tomorrow, probably a little after 10! xo
ReplyDeletefab Andi, clever girl!
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely lovely!
ReplyDeleteWow Andi that is incredible
ReplyDeleteseriously Andi, this rocks!!
ReplyDeleteYIPES, this is fantastic! Really gorgeous. And then Rita is showing us some of these gorgeous fabrics too. You girls... :-)
ReplyDeleteFunky. I love it!
ReplyDeleteHuge fan of all those fabric designers - great job.
ReplyDeleteI have not yet even unwrapped my ink and spindles and kirstin's panels from stitiches and craft (sigh) but have tackled a couple of the keilani splurges . I Say good on you! Inspiring craftsers everywhere.
Fabo Mrs. Now we know why you were trawling around suitcases of Stitches shopping. How long did that one take to whip up? During an episode of Masterchef?!?!?
ReplyDeleteWow I just love it. Really gorgeous fabric
ReplyDeleteGorgeous! And - what is the key fabric? I think I need some!
ReplyDeleteIt is fabulous! I love it.
ReplyDeleteAgh! I love it!!
ReplyDeleteThis is really cool!
ReplyDeleteWOW! You never cease to amaze me! This is so awesome! What did you use as the base? I really need one of these w/ 2 little kids. I have no ottoman/coffee table and I need something like this! This would be perfect!
ReplyDeletethis is so gorgeous!!! i love those fabrics. is anyone really allowed to put feet on it?
ReplyDeleteVery Very nice, the fabric is wonderful.... A Great JOB!
ReplyDeleteThis is so suoer well done and i like your vintage sheet quilt as well. You did a great job!! Thanks for showing us and yes we are making a greenhouse, thanks for your comment on my blog. Have a good day!
ReplyDeleteand it looks sooo cool!
ReplyDeleteWow! this is Fabulous...too Nice to use..Very Clever.
ReplyDeletecheers
just delightful, love the colours and the fabrics, they really do go nicely together.
ReplyDeletewow ! it's wonderful Andi! I'd be very very proud of that
ReplyDeleteGasp!
ReplyDeleteJust wonderful.
Now I am wishing I had an ottoman to cover - I'm thinking the same effect would be hard to achieve on a bean bag ;-).
I just love all our "native" fabric, and it harmonies so well. It reminds me I have a few pieces from I&S somewhere, waiting to be used.
LOVE, LOVE, LOVE it!!!
ReplyDeleteyou took that awesome aussie fabric and made it even more amazing! That ottoman is to die for.
ReplyDeleteLooks great Andi - you're very clever!
ReplyDeleteThis is gorgeous! Very clever!
ReplyDeleteStunning combination of fabrics. A really gorgeous piece of furniture!
ReplyDeleteeek - I wouldn't let a bottom near it, let along feet or a cuppa (shudder!)
ReplyDeleteMy new favourite machine quilter is Bev from Be My Ballantyne in Camberwell. She did my quilt basting.
Wow, so impressive. What a great idea, I love the "local" touch using fabrics from Australian designer.
ReplyDeleteLOve it Andi- you are very clever & very quick!!
ReplyDeleteoutstanding!
ReplyDeletewowza! I saw this on Pippijoe's blog, it looks awesome!
ReplyDeleteReally stylish, and so great to use local designers' fabrics - I love furniture (well, more like a piece of art)with a story!
ReplyDeletelook at all those delicious fabrics. Your so very clever!
ReplyDeleteOh no - another thing to add to the list. Andi it is absolutely stunning and of course I WANT ONE!!!
ReplyDeletethat is beyond fantastic! What an inspired design Andi, I adore it and am going to try and copy you if you don't mind - most inspiring piece of patchwork I've seen in ages!
ReplyDeleteYour ottoman is so beautiful. I love all the materials you have chosen. They look amazing all together.
ReplyDeletestunning! Love that you used all Australian designers too.
ReplyDeleteYou are ace Andi. Ace because this is the most awesome ottoman I've ever seen, and also Ace, because you've just inspired me to do up my ottomans the same way. Expect a post from me about this in a year or so... (but the idea's in my head at least :)!
ReplyDeleteWow coool!!!!!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteThe fabrics are seamlessly beautiful perfectly fits for comfortable bed.
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