Have you ever admired all those little wool applique items at your local quilt shop? I do all. The. Time. But my hand needlework is horrible. So I figured I might as well try getting better on little things I get for free from my local quilt store. The only bad thing, they are tiny. I have craft ADD and I tend to start a little thing and then abandon it a third of the way through. Also on the same hand, it shouldn't take me long to do. So, I am trying to have some discipline and actually work on this little guy. I'm working that blanket stitch so I don't feel too bad about that. The flowers I cut out leave a little to be desired. All in all, not too bad of a job.
Monday, November 25, 2019
Sunday, November 24, 2019
The Cutest Cork Wallet
I've been trying to think of ideas for Christmas presents this year to sew for my family. This is never a fast process for me, hence just starting. I love to make pretty things but normally run out of time and don't get much done before the holidays. Then I remembered that I bought a little cork wallet pattern by Sassafras Lane. It looked pretty easy so I tried it and finished it in about 90 minutes. I'm a very slow sewer. I got it at my local quilt shop for about $10. Needless to say, I will be making a ton of these. I think you can also make it out of other fabric as well. The imagination is the limit. Have fun!
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