Slowly but surely I am depleting my supply of vintage bed linens. I am running out of crafting room and need to get rid of the clutter. (Next up all my felted sweaters!)
Once I get done the mandatory house cleaning, I will be finishing up a few sets of cloth grocery bags to put in the shop. I just have to finish making the bias tape.
By the way, you all should head over to Miss Bufforfington's blog to see the goodies she is giving away!
And it's always fun to see people make items with swap material. I sent a pink floral fabric found in my MIL's attic over to Anina in our "swap what you have" swap. She made the most gorgeous task box from Amy Butler's In Stitches book. Now, I would have never of tried that and look how gorgeous it come out!
oooh! oooh! I love them, love them!
ReplyDeleteThese are just lovely! I'm still trying to find a good bag idea for the lovely fabrics you sent.
ReplyDeleteVery nice, roomy, pretty bags!!
ReplyDeleteSmiles, Karen
great bags LeeAnn!
ReplyDeleteBack off, ladies, that yellow bag is all mine! ;)
ReplyDeleteCa-ching! Payment on the way!
xoxo
Rebecca
Of course that lovely yellow bag sold! It's adorable. Great shop update!
ReplyDeleteWhat wonderful bags!!
ReplyDeleteOoo, your bags are so great! I have a stack of vintage bed linens that I need to do something with. I can't stop myself from buying then - I'm quickly running out of room in my craft space.
ReplyDeleteAs I told you before I shall tell you again...the bags look great!
ReplyDeleteThese are toooo cute LeeAnn!
ReplyDeleteCute bags!
ReplyDeleteYou find the best linens in those thrift shops. I can't wait to see the shopping bags. I can make my own, but who wants to do that?
ReplyDeleteThe shape of these bags is great, perfect proportion of strap to bag and the opening is wide. I better get over to the shop and see what's left.
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