Showing posts with label bag. Show all posts
Showing posts with label bag. Show all posts

Saturday, September 6, 2008

Paying it forward, eventually!

Many months after starting my Pay it forward, I am getting back to it!
My random winners were Kylie, Karen and Kys who left a comment, even if it was so long ago they don't remember!
I will send a pm to the lovely winning EB sewing girls who were kind enough to leave a comment. I would love it if you could leave a comment to point me in the general direction of a handmade goodie you would like to receive and favourite colours or sizes! It's very daunting to be sewing for such talented sewing folk, but perhaps you've seen something here you wouldn't make yourself?

Would you like a handpainted T-shirt or pair of PJ's?

How about a charming handbag from 'Bend-the-rules Sewing' by Amy Karol. A handmade teddy for someone special?
Jemima? From the pattern in the original Play School 'Useful Book'.
Are softies your thing? Not necessarily this pattern! Although he is my son's favourite at the moment, he has named him 'Gabba Gabba'
Perhaps something to get in early for Christmas?
I am enjoying making Dolls clothes too at the moment, my patterns are mostly for 35-40cm dolls. So, anything here take your fancy, or anything else on my blog?
Please give me some clues, as I would love to have a new project or two for the next few weeks!

Sunday, December 16, 2007

Toy Bag Gift

One of our little friends just turned one. Along with some sandpit toys we gave her this biggish drawstring bag, for dolls or toys or clothes or swimming gear. Hopefully she finds it useful for years to come!

Saturday, September 1, 2007

Some more half done projects...

Perhaps if I put these things up here it will motivate me to complete them! The cushion only needs a backing that can be opened to remove and replace the insert. Don't know why I've put it off for so long when it's quite a small job really.

The wall hanging needs lots of hand stitching and I have decided to put together a kit of the necessary bits so I can gradually get it done while in waiting rooms, on long trips, lazy nights on the couch etc. The little froggy panel started as an idea for a bag, but I have lost my way with it. Hopefully will be able to post some more finished items soon!