It is hard to see but I did my handles out of 8 different fabric strips sewn together and then cut on the bias and hand stitched them done.
I varied the order of the fabrics for a couple different colour runs but they reflect the colours used in the basket bottom.
I also didn't match my bottoms, what came, came, some sit squarely some didn't.
When I went to my guild meeting last week a member came over and asked why my handle wasn't centred, I answered because they are going to be wonky, i.e., hoochy baskets. She gave a soft sigh, she isn't a Mary Lou style of person.
I varied the order of the fabrics for a couple different colour runs but they reflect the colours used in the basket bottom.
I also didn't match my bottoms, what came, came, some sit squarely some didn't.
When I went to my guild meeting last week a member came over and asked why my handle wasn't centred, I answered because they are going to be wonky, i.e., hoochy baskets. She gave a soft sigh, she isn't a Mary Lou style of person.
This picture shows all the fabrics that came in our Tonga Treats Sugar set from Timeless Treasures. We also used Delft Sketch from Timeless Treasures. I can't wait to send these off to Mari and see what comes home. I've got a few ideas about designs, but until I get them all together I won't know if it works. Stay tuned.
2 comments:
Such pretty baskets. Love the blue background too. Regards, Nessie
Such fun wonky baskets ... I'm sure you'll have fun with all the blocks that you receive from the swap. :-)
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