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Wooden Cuties
W-011
plywood
570 pieces
38 x 54 cm
I make no apology for uploading multiple images of our latest puzzle, from a new brand: Wooden Cuties.
Packed in a sturdy box with an illustration of the enclosed puzzle on the front, and a 'puzzle assembly record' to fill in on the back, this brand joins the growing number of British makers using laser technology.
Nice thick pieces (although some are a little on the too-small side for me) and a good selection of whimsies, it's got a slightly loose fit which gives the 'feel' of a hand cut, push-fit puzzle.
Most of the available images aren't to my taste, but I'm hoping that there will be a larger selection in the New Year.
Will I be buying more in future? Probably!
Six pockets inside and when you open the pouch it sits like a little cloth dish!
Hmmmm....I think I need to put a surprise or two inside!;)
Once I found the green vintage children's bed sheet I knew I would turn it into a quilt and when my grandson was born I also knew it was his! It reminded my of the books I used to read to my children when they were small. A quilt all about roads and cars for a car loving boy!
I should probably focus on spring cleaning my garden, but it snowed last night. So, without bad conscience I pulled out some WIPs to work on.
I love using these as gift wrap! Blogged here: esposetta.blogspot.com/2013/12/christmas-at-our-house.html
I'm such a lucky girl! I was searching for a map of the world for the back of a childrens quilt and found this panel on ebay. It is from 1981 and comes from Danish designer Jette Viby who was well known in those days. The panel consists of a world map plus the animals and people who live all over the world. I just had to cut them all up and sew them together again. I always like to add some kind of playful touch to the back, something to keep children occupied. BUT the most wonderful thing about this is that I had already made this once before in 1981 for my children to play with. At that time it was hanging on the wall and the figures had velcro on the back to stick them onto the map. This time I added it to the quilt for my latest grandson. So can you imagine how happy I was?
a little easy sewing last night, made using the excellent tutorial from:
sotakhandmade.blogspot.co.nz/2013/05/drawstring-bag-tutor...
My sandal illustration handpainted onto a soft cotton drawstring shoe bag, perfect for your holidays.
Bunny - toy is made of pre-loved (and pre-washed) material. Originally it was Adam's shirt (some 29 years ago) now turn into tiny figure of plushie's toy.
My flip flop illustration handpainted in screeprinting ink onto a soft, cotton drawstring bag, perfect for the beach.
find out more about these sweet bags here:
www.purlbee.com/the-purl-bee/2007/2/12/chinese-new-year-g...
and here:
Chocolate truffle cake layers x 3 with buttercream mint filling and chocolate ganache frosting. Fondant, gum paste and molded chocolate decoration.
Snorkel drawstring bag made from left over fabrics from my 'yellow submarine' quilt. The fabric is from Andovers Snorkel range.
I followed a pattern from Sew what! Bags by Lexie Barnes for the basics of the drawstring bag.
More info on the project and fabric can be found on my blog:
Wooden Cuties
W-011
plywood
570 pieces
38 x 54 cm
I make no apology for uploading multiple images of our latest puzzle, from a new brand: Wooden Cuties.
Packed in a sturdy box with an illustration of the enclosed puzzle on the front, and a 'puzzle assembly record' to fill in on the back, this brand joins the growing number of British makers using laser technology.
Nice thick pieces (although some are a little on the too-small side for me) and a good selection of whimsies, it's got a slightly loose fit which gives the 'feel' of a hand cut, push-fit puzzle.
Most of the available images aren't to my taste, but I'm hoping that there will be a larger selection in the New Year.
Will I be buying more in future? Probably!
A big cherry blossom shaped drawstring bag with beautiful Japanese kimono fabrics. A small flower bloomed on the end of the strings★
I usually make little one for sachet but someone suggested me to make bigger one. So here is!!
This is a big enough to put your cosmetic things, mobile phone etc...you can still use this for sachet :)
This bag fascinate all of your friends!
The material is called Chirimen, a special crepe a little heavier than normal fabric used in making Kimono.
Uma oficina em taleigo agulha não pica que tem como destino final a Venezuela... Já vai a caminho.
Não foi só uma venda... Foi também uma "experiência"... Até linguística... Em inglês, português e espanhol... Uma rica experiência...
An embroidery kit on it's way to Venezuela with a story to tell!
for wrangling things. like plastic bags and lingerie. made of vintage linen and cotton fabrics. look for a link to my shop in my profile if you love it.
Maddie's outfit is a gift and I made this matching bag to hold it.
Photo print fabric from Stoff & Stil.
Fabric Drawstring Bags are the perfect alternative to plastic bags for produce, bulk groceries, shoe bags, wine and gift wrap. You’ll learn two clever methods for making them, including a quick two-for-one version and another version that has a double drawstring for extra security. No pattern needed, you can make these in any size! Let’s reduce our single use plastic consumption by making cute drawstring bags for all occasions.