I’ve finished MiniDork’s bean bags and she L.O.V.E.S. them. Hopefully they’ll be just as popular with the nieces and nephew for whom I’m making a set. I’m half-done with their bean bags, but would like to also make a simple drawstring bag to put the bean bags in. I’m also going to be making more heat packs, but this time I’ll be putting nice “smelly-stuff” in them, like cinnamon and cloves {thank you BethanyBob for the suggetion!}.
Sooooo…I may or may not have gone a little fabric crazy in the past week. Between the profits from the sale of my two broken sewing machines, and some money I won, and my allowance I got a little “supply-happy.” Here’s what I got:
- Some super-cute flannel for $3.95 p/yard to make more bean bags, rice heat packs, and other projects I’m planning.
- A deep cut assembly for my Cricut so I can cut fabric for appliqué {something I’ve been dying to do for years}. Usually the assembly costs $50+ but I found it on Amazon for <$12!!!
- Some fabric on Etsy {see pictures below}.
- Some fabric from Fabric.com {see pictures below} for making my very first quilt ever {a Christmas quilt}! I heart Christmas so freakin’ much {which is probably why I proceeded to get more Christmas fabric on Etsy.
- A free-motion foot for Viggo so I can do free motion machine quilting.
- Some silk-screening fabric paint for some projects I have in mind.
- Two hot pink towels to make MiniDork a bath robe.
- A bias tape maker thingy {“thingy” is the technical term}.
So that’s all for now. Hopefully I’ll have some more tutorials for you this week. :)
I TOTALLY {heart} my bias tape maker! Somehow bias tape seemingly ends up on EVERYTHING!
ReplyDeleteGood luck with all your great finds!
You're welcome! :D
ReplyDeleteI have debated buying a bias tape maker. Where did you find yours?
ReplyDeleteLove your new blog! And your fabrics are fantastic! I have a bit of a fabric adiction myself. And there is never enough time to sew all I want :)
ReplyDeleteDon't go to naturesfabrics.com, totally ruin you. I made a bamboo velour pillowcase for myself so I can a product tester. Nice of me to make the huge sacrifice. Now I sleep on a soft,velvety pillow.
ReplyDeleteI like the rice bag idea.
Here's my "oooooooooo ahhhhhhhhhhhhh!" about your fabric purchase. Seeing it gives the wants for cotton fabrics. I already have enough for more than a lifetime that I tucked into the garage since I'm back to apparel sewing. You can never start your stash for the contest to soon :~)
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