First time back blogging here for Christmas!
1. I've been asked to make a toy sack for my nephew and it's something which I can envision but can think how to make it work! His mum wants it to be a large circle which lays on the ground and you put all the toys in the middle when they need to be packed away and pull on a drawstring which goes all the way around the edge and it pulls up into a sack. Any ideas?????
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Like this one but smaller and simpler...2. I want to find the most awesome record/DJ inspired fabric for my brother-in-law so that I can make a cover for his turntable. It's going to be simple construction but just need the awesome fabric to stand out!
3. I never make anything for my husband for Christmas becuase he's too darn hard to make for! Then I had an awesome idea - as he's a paediatric doctor, I thought I'd try to make him some games which he can give to his kids (ones that can be washed and cleaned easily) while he's examing them. Some ideas:
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Also - the reason I am short on time this year is..... I am opening a shop! Hooray!
It's a handmade store in Annerley, Brisbane and we are going to be stocking up to 150 Brisbane designers and artists work :) Come to facebook and have a look if you're interested! Handmade Highstreet - it will be a gem of a place once it's open on the 1st December...
More to come regarding my Chrissy pressies soon!
Maybe instead of eyelets for drawing up how about just threading the cord through the turn up?
ReplyDeleteThere is a pattern for one of these in 'Appplique for little ones' by Sylvie Blondeau. Hope this helps!
Lego sack tutorial available @ http://tonicoward.blogspot.com/2010/09/lego-sack-tutorial.html --- HTH :)
ReplyDeleteI was also going to suggest the tonicoward tutorial. Very simple!
ReplyDeleteSandra beat me to it! I think thank answers your bag question, 'fraid I haven't seen any record fabric around...
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