This series is significant to me because I am delighted that I managed to 'Freshly Find' this fabric! [Most of the stuff I make is from Freshly Found Vintage!] It has added meaning to me because I have spent a few really memorable sessions visiting some of the ladies at the Westville prison. [They don't wear this fabric - that seems to be reserved for the men only - they wear navy or denim with white.] After overcoming any claustraphobic fears I might have had - I soon realised the humaness, bravery, humour and optimism of these ladies - and that there - but by the grace of God - could so many of us have gone.
Last week I had a Giveaway to celebrate 1 year of blogging! The prize for the winning Commentee on my blog is a Cushion Cover from this series.I printed out all the names on pieces of paper and helped by my daughter yesterday afternoon, who did the draw, we came up with a winner!
Anairam from the delightful blog Fra[a]ings is the one! So a cushion cover will be on its way to you soon!
Congrats and I hope it brings you joy!
5 comments:
The fabric certainly is a great find! It looks amazing as a cushion.
What an incredible idea!
I just love the double meaning, and that we all need to make "Corrections" for our deeds.
Beautiful!!!
Oh oh oh!!!!!! Thank you so much! (The last time I won something I was about 7 years old and won two bottles of Coke at a bazaar ...)
Will send you my address details.
I am looking forward to my cushion cover - and wishing you a great many years of blogging to come!
What an interesting find - I had no idea that it existed nevermind that you could buy "prison fabric" - great cushion!
LOVE the prison fabric. Perhaps some coordinating accessories in jailbird stripes would be appropriate?
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