I felt comfortable with the pillow slipcovers I had created.
I shared with you here |
I shared this pillow here and here |
Now, I wanted to try making a tote. I modeled this after this one I had -
which I shared with you here.
which I shared with you here.
I like the size and the shape of it.
I used tissue paper I had collected from gifts I had been given. I traced the bottom of the tote and laid it on its side and traced the shape of it. I measured the straps and their placement as well.
I used this soft blue Laura Ashley fabric I purchased at the fabric sale - I shared this with you here.
I was inspired to use this fabric for the tote
after viewing these images shared a while
back by our friend Cielo.
I lined the tote with a creamy heavier fabric as well
I am very pleased with the results! It has a wonderful shape and feel and just large enough to carry what I need.
It's a floppy tote - but that's fine by me!
Would you be interested in seeing me make another
this time with step by step instructions.
While doing this, I worked it out mentally then
played with it while pinned...
then dove in and put it together.
Would you be interested in seeing me make another
this time with step by step instructions.
While doing this, I worked it out mentally then
played with it while pinned...
then dove in and put it together.
Now, I am working up my courage to try the
slipcovers for the two chairs in my bedroom.
Or, perhaps a few more pillows or totes or
something else....
Thank you for stopping by!
I will do another rose pillow and give you a more
step by step how-to! That was fun - and for
me being a straight-line challenged person -
going in a spiral was up my alley!
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I am sharing this post with these fun parties:
Savvy Southern Style's
Wow Us Wednesday
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