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first fabric box
I made my first box and put a square of heavy cardboard covered with the outside fabric down in the bottom to give it more stability. Next time, I will use the plastic canvas. Any other suggestions. I made the 12" size. The only problem I had was that the wrong fabric came out as the outside. Will have to practice. I do love the pattern. Will post picture later. On to my Bee this morning.
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when i made mine into a bread basket, i was tempted to put a tile on the bottom. years ago i had one that allowed you to heat the tile, put it in, and that helped keep the rolls warm. i'm thinking, now, though, that the tile might be too heavy for the fabric basket... my other one was wooden.
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It can be confusing getting the right fabric on the outside. just remember, the side you mark for your corners is to be the inside one.
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I made a small one out of left over fabric. had a 6 1/2 inch blk print, added left over red print to it to make a 10 inch square. not too bad. I call this one a Candy Dish.
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It looks great CC!
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Is this a pattern somewhere on this site? This looks really cute! Would be great for wrapping presents. Most of my friends/family are "into" reusable gift packaging that we all use over and over so it'd be worth the time/fabric investment.
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I buy $1 placemats ( the foam like plastic ones) and used them in the bottom of my purses and they would work great in the bottom of the boxes.
Originally Posted by lizzy
(Post 6353575)
I made my first box and put a square of heavy cardboard covered with the outside fabric down in the bottom to give it more stability. Next time, I will use the plastic canvas. Any other suggestions. I made the 12" size. The only problem I had was that the wrong fabric came out as the outside. Will have to practice. I do love the pattern. Will post picture later. On to my Bee this morning.
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Originally Posted by Sewnoma
(Post 6354601)
Is this a pattern somewhere on this site? This looks really cute! Would be great for wrapping presents. Most of my friends/family are "into" reusable gift packaging that we all use over and over so it'd be worth the time/fabric investment.
http://seaside-stitches.blogspot.com...-tutorial.html |
Originally Posted by busy fingers
(Post 6354621)
Here is the link. Enjoy and don't forget to show us the photos when done. I bet you cannot stop at one!!!!!
http://seaside-stitches.blogspot.com...-tutorial.html I'll be sure to post links when I try it! Not this weekend, though, I'll be at a big quilt festival! |
I look forward to seeing your pictures. Fabric boxes are on my "to do list".
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