Tootsie

Wouldn't this look great filled with FQs, fabric, or even to store a quilt? If "gifting" a quilt, it would be cool to use any leftover matching fabric to hold the quilt:

http://thestitchinchicken.com/2009/0...-bucketbasket/

bopeep

WOW...
I LOVE THAT...
I have seen these before...but this one is my fav....looks easy to do....but soooo Beautiful !!!!!!
I can see this used for a lot of things...to serve bread in....to put notions in.....like you said fabric .....the ideas are unlimited....
bopeep

drivingsusan

Just what I needed today!!
And just at the right time, too :thumbup:
Thank you--saved a lot of time for me :lol: :lol:

zennia

That is neat. Thank You. Nice gifts for my quilting buddies

brookemarie19

That's cool... and I was just trying to find easter egg baskets for my 9 month old. Thanks! You just did my search for me!!!

prairiegirl

Tootsie, thanks for sharing that link.
I have some cute Easter fabric and I'm thinking they would make up really cute Easter baskets for my DD's.

bopeep, I like your idea of serving bread from one of these. I might try lining with Insulbrite to help hold in the heat - we like warm bread. I'm not sure if it's too stiff. I'll have to play around with it.

EllaBud

That's for the link. Love the bag! And sooooo easy.

brookemarie19

Does anyone know if using a polyester/cotton mix would work ok with this? I have only used 100% cotton before but the mixes have soooo many more options. Would it hold through numerous washes as it will be for a 10 month old.

EllaBud

Sure, I think that a poly/cotton would work too. The only downside might be that some stains won't come out due to the poly. But, then again, sometimes you have that problem with cotton too.

SaraSewing

oh man, I've gotta get back to that basket. It's such a great idea for a gift, and uses scraps too!