In this post, I shared a fabric bucket that I had made for my tea things.
It was too small.
So I tried again.
It isn’t as sturdy as I’d like, so maybe I will make another.
Someday.
Meantime, I am happy with this one.
Quilt On!
In this post, I shared a fabric bucket that I had made for my tea things.
It was too small.
So I tried again.
It isn’t as sturdy as I’d like, so maybe I will make another.
Someday.
Meantime, I am happy with this one.
Quilt On!
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Tagged fabric basket, fabric bin, fabric bucket, LCsCottage, sewing
I need a basket for my tea things, so I thought that I would make one.
Cute basket, but I should have paid more attention to what size I need.
This one is too small and I will be making a bigger size.
I like the basket, and I will find a purpose for it!
The little teacup is quite fragile. My grandmother served hot chocolate to my mother when she was a little girl. I have the whole set; the pot, the sugar bowl, the creamer, and four cups and saucers. I don’t use the set. I just enjoy having it.
Personally, I prefer a nice big mug of tea! How about you? Do you have a favorite teacup or mug for your beverage?
Quilt On!
I have a new favorite fabric basket tutorial. Tessa Marie Walker calls her basket a thread catcher, but I made mine to hold bobbins and feet for my Juki (not pictured).
The color isn’t great in these photos, but you get the idea.
The tutorial uses canvas. I didn’t have any, so I used a leftover heavy fusible interfacing for my baskets.
I also applied the binding by machine to the inside of the basket, and then turned it to the right side and machine stitched it down.
The basket is a good size; it will hold quite a few fat quarters. The basket would be a very nice gift as well. Fill it with chocolate for instance!
I will be making more of these in my future!
You can find this tutorial at The Sewing Chick.
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Tagged fabric basket, gift basket, LCsCottage, Tessa Marie Walker, The Sewing Chick, thread catcher