Tied boxes

I love this idea, great way to use this lovely design. well done and flower for you

Thank you very much for your explanation. I will try.

If you had a cover it would make a great dinner (bread) roll server, lovely and cheery. cheers & a rose, Meganne

2 comments

by gillemmerson 06 Mar 2008

Yes. Another idea. You can make them any size as long as the sides match up. Try finding a washable insert instead of cardboard which gets'soggy' when wet.

by meganne 06 Mar 2008

Even nicer is the thought of it filled with hot scones- jam & cream and a cuppa on the side would finish it off nicely. YUM!

Nice idea! Beautiful work!

Very clever, and a nice project. Good idea for Easter as you said!

Just beautiful and useful. Thanks for the instructions - I would want to do this soon.Flower for You !

Thank you for the imput I am going to try to made one today

Very pretty and useful - thanks for the instructions of the construction on this project - you are very talented. *4U

Very well done! I'd like to make a few of these to stack in my sewing studio, to hold 'works in progress'. Is that a Cute Embroidery design? It looks like one called 'glade', I think. Thanks for showing us. Marji

1 comment

by gillemmerson 05 Mar 2008

Yes it is Glade. Stitches out nicely.

That looks very nice.Flower for you!

I cut out 2 pieces of material - size given and 8 10"x1" ties. Make up ties.
Machine pieces together on 8 short sides and turn right way out. Cut piece of cardboard or similar and fit to base, sew around to fix. Then similar with 4 sides machineing around the top placing ties on corners. Of course if you want to embroider the box do that first. OK?

oh, that is pretty ;)

This is really pretty and useful. May you explain how did you make it? Thank you for sharing. Good Job. Flower and XoXo

That looks great and what a nice idea

Very decorative.