Here's a small fabric basket I made a little while ago. It's the third fabric basket I have made using this tutorial and it won't be the last.
Don't you just love the pink fabric? Knitting needles, wool, thread, sewing machines, buttons, pins, scissors, needles, embroidery hoops.....
And here's the other side.
This gorgeous crafty fabric travelled half way around the world to reach me and now, some of it has travelled back again in the shape of this little basket.
... Pam
You got me...I was looking at the fabric and saw "Threading my way" on it and thought you had designed/purchased it from Spoonflower! Then I realized it was your watermark.:) Cute little basket, perfect for those odds and ends.
ReplyDeleteSuch fun! I was wanting a little storage basket and that might be just the ticket! Thanks for sharing it.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful, i love the fabric
ReplyDeleteSweet basket, will look lovely wherever it ends up.
ReplyDeletePretty basket and love the cute prints! Great for keeping balls of yarns too. It's definitely going on my 'must make' list! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteI so need to make these! Love the fabric. Nice job Pam.
ReplyDeleteDona
sewingmilesofsmiles.blogspot.com
que bonitas quedan , ademas la tela es chulisima
ReplyDeleteWhat a cute basket, and that fabric to just too darn cute!! I'm not sure how I haven't found your blog before now. I can see I'm going to spend quite a lot of time here catching up.
ReplyDeleteOh Pam , i like those fabric baskets, they are useful and fun to do. mirjam
ReplyDeleteAnd is very much loved and being put to good use! :)
ReplyDeleteI loooooove your fabric basket, beautiful colors, a lovely idea for storage. You did a nice job, now is in my list of things to do. Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteVery pretty! Love that fabric :)
ReplyDeleteSo cute! I love the fabric!
ReplyDeleteLove this...it is so cute!!
ReplyDeleteThe fabric is indeed of the prettiest kind, really nice fabric basket.
ReplyDeleteI can't wait to check out that tutorial. Your basket is so great and LOVE that fabric. (if the tutorial isn't too hard, I think this might be my next project!)
ReplyDeleteThis is exactly what I've been looking for, thanks so much for linking to the tutorial! And the fabric you used is too cute!
ReplyDeleteI'm thinking about making a basket in oil cloth on one side and cotton on the other, do you think that'll work?
Thanks for the lovely comment. I've never sewn with oil cloth, so I can't really comment on whether it will work. I imagine it will make the seams thicker. If you do end up making one, I'd love to see it!
DeleteDarling fabric. Basket it so cute.
ReplyDeleteCute fabric and basket. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteLove it Pam, I'm pinning the tutorial to my Pinterest board now! :)
ReplyDeleteSuch a lovely fabric!
ReplyDeleteJust beautiful basket
Hi (second attempt at comment!) - love the fabric you used! Is that the one from the US? Spoonflower is it?
ReplyDeleteI've made quite a few of these buckets from the a similar tutorial. Very handy they are too and great fun to make!
I saw one of your comments asking about oilcloth - I made this bucket using oilcloth and it was fab! Worked just as well and made it stiffer and more 'useful' for sturdier jobs actually! Unfortunately I didn't get a photo of it before I gave it to a friend, but others are on my blog: http://asewingadventure.blogspot.co.uk/
Love it! I've been making these since March, using a template from inspiredbyfamilymag.com
ReplyDeleteHere's my post to a few I made:
http://jedandivy.blogspot.com/2012/06/fabric-buckets.html
Very cute fabric. I love projects like this that are cute but handy too! Thanks so much for sharing at Etcetorize this week~
ReplyDeleteThat fabric is GORGEOUS! another great basket!
ReplyDeleteThanks for linking to a Round Tuit!
Hope you have a fabulous week!
Jill @ Creating my way to Success
http://www.jembellish.blogspot.com/
Pam, what a cute little basket, love the fabrics! Thanks for sharing.
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Visiting from "A Glimpse Inside" blog - what a cute project!! I love the fabric.
ReplyDeleteShannon
www.sewingbarefoot.blogspot.com
Lovely work - I do like browsing around on Spoonflower - its rather addictive
ReplyDeleteSo pretty! Love the fabric! Thank you for sharing. Visiting from Bear Rabbit. Would love it if you would share this at my Make it Pretty Monday party at The Dedicated House. http://thededicatedhouse.blogspot.com/2012/08/make-it-pretty-monday-week-9.html Hope to see you at the bash! Toodles, Kathryn @TheDedicatedHouse
ReplyDeleteThat fabric is fabulous! It's a perfect little basket for sewing things, or whatever! Thanks for sharing at The Fun In Functional :-)
ReplyDeleteThis is such a great basket. I looked at your tutorial too! I WILL be making some of these!! Love fabrics you chose as well. I found you from Days of Chalk and Chocolate blog hop and am a new follower. Please visit my blog at http://lifeofblocks.blogspot.com/ and follow me back! Thanks!!
ReplyDeleteSuch a cute little bag. This would even be cute to use as a little gift bag for someone so that they could reuse it.
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Very cute! And such fun fabric! Thanks for sharing it at this week's Catch a Glimpse party!
ReplyDeleteGreat job! I love the fabric. I hope you’ll link this up today (or anytime this weekend) at One Creative Weekend on OneCreativeMommy.com.
ReplyDeleteAw Pam it's just gorgeous. Thanks so much for linking to the tutorial, I'm not the best when it comes to sewing so tutorials really help me. I'd like to have a go at one of these.
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This is beautiful! I have been looking for a tut for a fabric basket and you have given it to me! Can't wait to try this! Thanks so much for sharing with the Pink Hippo Party!
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Amie @ Pinkapotamus
Adorable Pam, this is one of the first things I'm gonna make when I get my act together and start sewing! thanks for sharing on craft schooling Sunday!
ReplyDeleteI would love it if you would share this post on the Waste not Want Not Wednesday @ Pretty Shabby UK! I really think my readers will enjoy it!
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Many Thanks
Dawn @ Pretty Shabby Uk