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I picked up a basket full of Pendleton wool remnants at their store here in Portland. Some of the fabrics are decent yardage, but most of them are just small pieces. I have been trying to come up with projects to use it all. So far I have made a pacifier clip, a bunch of bow ties that will soon be listed in my etsy shop, and a headband for Pearl. I plan to make her a crayon case as well since she is very fond of tearing up tiny cardboard boxes.
I would love suggestions on other projects that take very little fabric. I bought this stuff to use it and I don't want it to sit in a drawer forever!
-Kira
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that clip is great!
ReplyDeleteLove these fabrics and the bowties and clips. Trying to think small- one idea that came to mind is little wrist cuffs. H's newborn photographer had some in her studio that he wore in a few of his pics- they were just little cuffs with buttons on them- so cute! Would be more of a photo prop than for actual wear. Otherwise maybe iron on or sew on knee/elbow patches?
ReplyDeleteCan you make me an iPad mini sleeve? Thanks, I need one. :)
ReplyDeleteThose are adorable!
ReplyDeleteLove those Pendleton treasure scraps! A crayon pouch will be perfect!:-) xoxo
ReplyDeleteKira- it was really great to meet you yesterday and yes we have met in cyber space!
ReplyDeleteSome ideas.. let me think.. mittens.. socks.. I have been seeing designs where they add a cut out of a different fabric- like adding elbow pads or maybe a fun applique? like a anchor or a heart :)
Can't wait to see what you make.
ok one more idea- leg warmers.. I read another blog and the mom is crazy about her baby wearing leg warmers lol. have a wonderful wednesday.
ReplyDeleteOh my gosh....those bow ties!!! I love the fabric you found...like really LOVE it!
ReplyDeleteHow awesome!! I love all of their prints. It is so neat you were able to scoop up there left over pieces. The bow ties are adorable!
ReplyDeleteSo adorable! Love the patterns :)
ReplyDeletethose are adorable!!! I want some for meeee
ReplyDeleteYou could make one of those tie rugs, they sound fairly easy to make.
ReplyDeleteIf you google rag rugs a few different types come up :)
ReplyDeleteThose bow ties! I die!
ReplyDeleteI love these!!
ReplyDeleteI love these fabrics! Do they have a deal for buying the remnants? I live right near them and would LOVE to use these scraps!
ReplyDeletebeautiful fabric. and such a lovely blog you've got here, missy.
ReplyDeleteyou are SO talented!
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