It all began innocent enough. I wanted to sew a functional Easter Basket. That was all. Here is the one For the Boys. And a Set for Sisters. The Easter projects were completed long ago, but I keep sewing these wonderful baskets!
Here's how the back looks.
This Divided Basket Pattern from Anna @ Noodlehead is my newest sewing addiction! I love it!
;-) -Marci
these are such cute little baskets.
ReplyDeleteI was just telling The Honey (husband) that I'm having such fun learning how to sew and stretching my imagination and creativity with sewing!
...addicted to sewing also, Pat
These are wonderful! I need to lose my fear of the sewing machine and try to make some goodies for my house.
ReplyDeleteThose are so awesome!
ReplyDeleteAhhhhh..I just heard Damien growl from his cabinet in the craft room. I can think of about 10 uses for a divided basket right off the top of my head. Yours is sure cute with it's brightly colored fabric!
ReplyDeleteHi Marci,
ReplyDeleteI can easily understand how this basket could keep you stitching. Sometimes I find a great pattern and just keep using it over and over.
This is a dress that I've sewn over and over. I think I've got four now and another in the cutting out stage!
http://harvestlanecottage.blogspot.com/2012/08/ive-been-sew-busy.html
Blessings from Harvest Lane Cottage,
Laura
Totally lovely!
ReplyDeleteWhat a handy bag! Very cute.
ReplyDeleteSuper cute baskets! Love the fabrics that you used!
ReplyDeleteHave a nice week!
Hugs from Portugal,
Ana Love Craft
www.lovecraft2012.blogspot.com
These are adorable and functional as well ! Love the cheerful colors! :)
ReplyDeleteVery cute. Love the fabric you used. I came over from sunny simple.
ReplyDeleteI wish I could sew-- but just like I cannot draw a straight line, I cannot sew a straight line either, no matter how much practice I put into it!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing on A Humble Bumble's Healthy Tuesday's Blog Hop- I hope you will join us again this coming Tuesday!
Kerry from Country Living On A Hill