It was only a pile of HST units and a 30cm piece of fabric in my project bag, but the pinwheels came together pretty smoothly, and the borders were attached without problem:
Then I got to thinking... This is a size that doesn't fit any of my tables... What will I do with it once it's done? Ok, I'll quilt it and worry about that another time... The important thing is that I'll finish it! But once quilted I was still feeling a bit apprehencive about the size... what to do? what to do? Ah-ha!!:
Cute, cute, cute!! And best of all: FINISHED!!!! It is very simple with two medium size pockets inside, and just a strap and a button to keep it closed. I got to use one of the many buttons I walked away with after last week's house clearing:
And on the stash busting front, this is all that's left of the contents of the project bag, and will go into the 2" strips and squares box:
Hugs and stitches from Anne Ida
7 comments:
I love that you turned that tablerunner into a bag. Genius!
Well aren't you smart!! And a gorgeous new bag to boot!! Love it!
Paulette
Kjempelurt! Mye bedre med ei flott veske enn en løper i skuffen!
Wow! What a fabulous bag. I love it!
Linda in Southern Illinois
Very clever! Your new bag looks wonderful.
This came out fabulous! I need to post the pictures of all my cut up scraps. I did get through the pile of my stuff. Still have some from other people, but I don't feel too responsible for organizing that. I am, however, using some of those scraps to make a nickel quilt for my friends daughters wedding. The pile IS shrinking.
Oh I LOVE how you turned that table runner into a Tote! It is adorable!
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