I love the fabric baskets that I've seen online and wanted to make a few to help keep things organized. This link is the one I followed: http://www.aspoonfulofsugardesigns.com/2013/03/gathered-round-basket-3-sizes.html Don't you love the colors they used? My first basket has a Christmas theme.
Yes, those are soap slivers in the basket; I use them to mark because I know it won't hurt the fabric.
These are reversible.
The only question I had was the instructions call for wadding, which I thought was what we call batting in the United States. I used fusible interfacing because I thought it would work. So British friends, do you think they mean wadding as in batting or is it interfacing? I'm wondering which is preferable. I want to make a few more.
Now, this is the link to the project I originally wanted to share with you.
Katrina's ornaments look pretty and are easy to make. If I used a smaller print fabric it might work better.
I think the little one makes a cute decoration for my bowl. You could play with it a bit, add some bling and have a nice coat pin. Don't know about you but I love to put a Christmas pin on my coat or jacket.
Am I delaying my Challenge project? Yes, because I'm still wondering about it. I actually lost the bow block I made in June. It's in the house somewhere but I can't find it. Maybe Moxie took it.
I see you're having fun. Love the fabric basket. :-)
ReplyDeleteI bet that you put your block somewhere safe... I know that feeling!
ReplyDeleteWhat cute baskets you've made - I think Sue will be able to answer about wadding/batting/interfacing better than I can.
Those ornaments warrant closer scrutiny, I love the triangle one.
Cute ornaments, thanks for showing them. I love your basket, and, in answer to your wadding/batting/interface question, what you call batting is what we in the UK call wadding. Fusible interfacing could be either a fusible wadding or something much lighter/thinner, depending on what you actually use. Hope that helps?
ReplyDeleteLove the basket with trimming. Very pretty little ornaments.
ReplyDeleteLove your basket and projects. Thanks for the sources!
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