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The Sewing Room
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Georgiabay wrote: »Pootle, I love your bag. What pattern did you use?
Thanks Georgiabay,
I used the pattern from here and just adapted it a bit as it wasnt exactly the size I wanted and I didnt want to use a co-ordinating fabric or fleece.
I couldnt post a piccie yesterday as the image insertion thing wasnt working so here it is now.
jcr, your pillows are lovely and cuddles your little wiggly bags are lovely too. I must get round to making some. Danemi, love your card - you are very talented!! x
LJM, not sure if this or this is of any use for your seat pads. You could use the basics from here and just adapt to whatever you need.0 -
did you make this hun - it looks gorgeous - was it ahrd to do if so?
I did make it danemiI made two
they are so easy. I used a pillowcase for both.
I unpicked them then (after wahing and ironing) put right sides together the sewed the shorter side then put a hem on one end and turned the top end (leaving a gap) then threaded some elastic, after measuring DGD's waist, through this bit then it was done
The second one I added a cream ribbon bow on the side.
My DGD loves them
Pics are on my homepage if you want to have a look
Pootle, I love the fabric you have brought and your bag is beautiful :T
jcr, I love your cushion, Im addicted to patchwork too :rotfl: I get nice duvet covers and sheets from the CS and cut into squares for my quilts and covers. Sometimes I buy ready cut ones from a great seller on ebayGetting myself sorted 1 day/1thing at a timeand Love sewing
"Sewing fills my days,
not to mention the living room, bedroom, and closets."
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Cuddles the wiggle bags are a great idea to cheer up little ones, I have put it on my must make list
Thank you for reminding us to help
Getting myself sorted 1 day/1thing at a timeand Love sewing
"Sewing fills my days,
not to mention the living room, bedroom, and closets."
~ Author Unknown0 -
hart i must admit i do buy all my squares from ebay. i don't think i'd be very good at putting colours together. and also i'm prob just a little bit lazy to cut them out .:embarasse0
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hmmmm now that looks interesting - could do with a new peg bag - but i have so many pegs would need to increase size a bit maybe - wonder if further down Vicki has included a tut - guess who is working her way through the earlier part of this thread - btw loved that dress you made hun
I made a peg bag out of an old pillowcase. I made a little hole in the top of the fold-over part of the pillowcase so that the coathanger could go through, then I buttonhole stitched the hole so it didn't fray, then I made a slit part of the way down the pillowcase and bound it with bias binding. I put the slit on mine too far down and I have loads of pegs which are always threatening to spill out! When I have another pillowcase I no longer need I'm going to make myself another one.0 -
hart i must admit i do buy all my squares from ebay. i don't think i'd be very good at putting colours together. and also i'm prob just a little bit lazy to cut them out .:embarasse
I usually cut my sqaures in between tea and going to work (usually only 1hr) I tend to stick to two colours at the moment as Im not sure of putting too many colours together but I have fun going through all my fabric and have sorted 4 colours that look good for my next quilt (after kitchen is done :rotfl:) My OH has just brought me a great cutter its a Dafa A4 rotary paper card and fabric cutter
Bit pricey imo but he paid so not complaining :rotfl: I will be able to cut quickerI have 2 acrilic square templates (4in & 5in) I used with my rotary cutter
Getting myself sorted 1 day/1thing at a timeand Love sewing
"Sewing fills my days,
not to mention the living room, bedroom, and closets."
~ Author Unknown0 -
hmmmm now that looks interesting - could do with a new peg bag - but i have so many pegs would need to increase size a bit maybe - wonder if further down Vicki has included a tut - guess who is working her way through the earlier part of this thread - btw loved that dress you made hun
Gorgeous peg bag on page 3 of this0 -
Getting myself sorted 1 day/1thing at a time
and Love sewing
"Sewing fills my days,
not to mention the living room, bedroom, and closets."
~ Author Unknown0 -
PootleFlump wrote: »Thanks Georgiabay,
I used the pattern from here and just adapted it a bit as it wasnt exactly the size I wanted and I didnt want to use a co-ordinating fabric or fleece.
I couldnt post a piccie yesterday as the image insertion thing wasnt working so here it is now.
jcr, your pillows are lovely and cuddles your little wiggly bags are lovely too. I must get round to making some. Danemi, love your card - you are very talented!! x
LJM, not sure if this or this is of any use for your seat pads. You could use the basics from here and just adapt to whatever you need.
thankyou:xmastree:Is loving life right now,yes I am a soppy fool who believes in the simple things in life :xmastree:0 -
Quick question please.
When a pattern says to use fleece, can you use wadding instead (I have 2oz stuff)?
Im doing (yet another) bag and it says to use fuseable fleece but I was going to just sew in some wadding instead. Not sure if there is a huge difference.......
p.s Danemi, did you get my PM ok? x0
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