I make no secret of my love of all things Me and My Sister.* I love their fabrics, their patterns, and them!
After Quilt Market, I received a care package in the mail from my favorite sisters. Included was the pattern for this lovely basket:
The pattern calls for two fat quarters of fabric. On Father's Day, I went through a pile of hubby's discarded clothing (worn cuffs and collars), cut them up, and made this manly basket!
I made the ties from long strips of one of my husband's shirts. I sewed them together and needed to turn them inside out. Sue O'Very's EZ Point and Turner Tool to the rescue!
I threaded the inside out tie onto one side of the tool, then slipped it inside out onto the other side of the tool:
Voila!
I need this basket in my life. In every fabric I own. Can you see yourself delivering gifts in this? Or packing a lunch? Or cookies? OR CAKE??!!??!?!?!?
Check out A Tisket A Tasket basket pattern.
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*In case you doubt my love for all things Me and My Sister, check out
this quilt
or this quilt
or this quilt
how about this quilt
After Quilt Market, I received a care package in the mail from my favorite sisters. Included was the pattern for this lovely basket:
The pattern calls for two fat quarters of fabric. On Father's Day, I went through a pile of hubby's discarded clothing (worn cuffs and collars), cut them up, and made this manly basket!
I made the ties from long strips of one of my husband's shirts. I sewed them together and needed to turn them inside out. Sue O'Very's EZ Point and Turner Tool to the rescue!
I threaded the inside out tie onto one side of the tool, then slipped it inside out onto the other side of the tool:
Voila!
I need this basket in my life. In every fabric I own. Can you see yourself delivering gifts in this? Or packing a lunch? Or cookies? OR CAKE??!!??!?!?!?
Check out A Tisket A Tasket basket pattern.
_____
*In case you doubt my love for all things Me and My Sister, check out
this quilt
or this quilt
or this quilt
how about this quilt
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