
The tutorial was easy to follow and I am pleased with the end result. If I made this again, I would use a stiffer interfacing. Despite using linen for both the exterior and interior fabric, as well as fusible fleece for the interfacing, it is sort of floppy.

I'm linking up with Sew BitterSweet Designs and Fiber of All Sorts for the February FO party. In the next couple days, I have to decide what my project will be for March. There are a few contenders and I have to settle on the thing I want to make the most. Please join in on the link up if you haven't yet.

Be back soon with my goals for March and my Febrary wrap up!
3 comments:
Your fabric basket is way too good to use as a thread catcher, Katie. My thread catcher is an ice-cream container and I put all sorts of rubbish in there... LOL!!!
Oh this is so grand. Great finish!
Thanks for linking up
It's lovely. However you end up using it, I know it will make you smile while you do ;-)
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