I thought this was the sweetest thing when I saw it, but far too expensive for something so easy to make. I used fabric glue for a lot of the stitching (I was in a rush) but a running stitch instead would look really sweet (and would be even sturdier). Click on tutorial to save/enlarge.
That is so adorable!!! Great job. I love it (as always! you seem to have my number).
ReplyDeleteThat is so cute!
ReplyDeleteAww, this is so, so cute! What a fun project. Thanks so much, I'll be linking.
ReplyDeleteThis is FABULOUS!!! Actually, I think your version is much better than the Anthro...
ReplyDeleteI linked to your tutorial on Craft Gossip Sewing:
http://sewing.craftgossip.com/tutorial-clothesline-applique-dish-towel/2010/05/09/
--Anne
Darling!!!! Thank you for sharing this creative tutorial! I'm going to use this one.
ReplyDeleteHow difficult would it be to make this into a cute little apron? I would like to commission you to make one for me, since I'm a crap artist and you know it. I love it! It's adorable! And you just made me want to wear an apron!
ReplyDeleteHey Xine, just wanted to say hi & I hope all is well!!
ReplyDeletei just made some 'bride & groom' applique tea towels, but this would be cute too!! looking at the pattern, how do you fold edges over only 0.5mm? do you mean 5mm or 1/4"?
ReplyDeleteI just found your blog from another linked blogged. I must say your blog is great. I love your ideas especially the enamal pin out of pinecones. Fab.
ReplyDeleteSweetest thing I've seen in awhile! Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteHello! I'd love to feature one of your ideas in my magazine. Here's the latest issue:
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Please email me when you can: amy (at) inspireco.com
Thank you so much!
I love them.
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Cassy from Beginner Guitar Chords
I found this blog from a link on dollarstorecrafts.com, and I've looked through every post over the last couple of hours. This is truly a beautiful blog--both by the simplicity of the projects & instructions, and by just how unique & appealing each project is.
ReplyDeleteIt is so sad to see that you have been unable to keep this treasure going. I do understand that life happens, so I'm hoping it all has largely been for the good.
Your listing are progressing with days dungeon it up guys.
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I hope that all is well... miss reading your posts.... you have such a creative mind and your blog is so well done and Canadian what could be better.... a fellow Canadian.
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