There's one with butterflies:
And one with roses:
As it happens, they've both been worn and washed + dried + ironed and they held up perfectly well. I sort of knew that would be the case but I just fancied a couple of new pinnies for myself! :oD
Another thing I did was cut out lots of shopping bags (20) and pinnies (10) for sewing for the tartan bee.
I tend to sew these in batches so it's good to have some ready to be sewn for when I feel like sewing some! :o)
love the butterfly fabric, so pretty.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Gill! :o)
DeleteSuch pretty rose fabric, but my favourite is the foxy hedgehog fabric. I shall look forward to seeing that made up.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Jo. The foxy hedgehog fabric is really cool! :o)
DeleteThat butterfly fabric is gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Sally! :o)
DeleteThese are very cute! I love the fabric you choose! I just caught up on all your posts from March and April. My goodness, you have been busy! So many beautiful handmade items! I love your bags! I am curious to know which ones you kept! I loved them all!
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Thanks, Linda. I kept a sheepy bag and the one with the piratey stuff on it. :o)
DeleteI love the sheepie fabric in your basket!!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Anne. I like that one too! :o)
DeleteYour aprons are so cute! I need a new apron soon. I have a Cath Kidston one that I bought a few years ago and it's really a prized possession because it's from so far away and it wasn't cheap, but it's starting to fray from wear. I think I'd like to sew a new one for myself. What kind of fabric should I use? I was thinking something like a heavy cotton duck?
ReplyDeleteThanks, Jennifer. I use cotton curtain fabrics for the pinnies I make. Some are thicker than others but even the butterfly and roses fabrics I used here are cotton curtain fabrics - just lighter in weight that I normally would use - and they work just fine.
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