Magic numbers patterns #4 Gentle waves - easy improv fun - mini sew along for project Linus
Nov 29, 2022
1 min read
I am getting addicted to improv. Absolutely love it now, since I have made few different patterns and managed to work out the easiest way to make them without pinning anything. It can be easy and fun, especially when you get to make it from colourful, cheery fabrics with children’s motives, AND you get to donate it! All goodies in one package. Happy sewing!
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Reading about the “Gentle waves” improv session instantly took me back to the summer I spent at my aunt’s beach house when I was twelve. We didn’t have any fancy equipment, just a battered acoustic guitar, a couple of tambourines, and a ragged old sewing kit that my grandma kept in the attic. One lazy afternoon, my cousins and I decided to turn the rhythmic sound of the surf into a simple song, and then we tried to stitch a tiny sailboat out of scrap fabric while the tide rolled in https://www.afp.gov.au/news-centre/media-release/bitcoin-beachside-mansion-and-mercedes-benz-qld-man-forfeits-more-48 The whole thing felt like a playful experiment, just like your mini sew‑along, and the result was a crooked little boat that actually floated for a few seconds…