Recycle, reuse. Two T-shirt with tiny holes remade in children's T's, size 98 (body height in cm). And as I could not avoid the spotty parts I used some appliqués, both mine, to hide those.
Recycled lower trouser legs.<br /><br /> Hubby had a tear at the knee of his trousers. I did not want to make another bag, notebook cover or pencil case (my gift drawer has enough of those) so I did this skirt. Could cut 6 parts out of 3 of the front
the design is a free design love this design thank you who ever design belong to
Recycle-I found this tee-shirt, at a thrift store, a friend of mine helps run. She has always said I never look at things as they are, but what they could be. I told her I saw a bag with this tee. She told me when I got it done, she wanted to see. I wond
Jumble Sale Challenge #1 This shirt was a size 20 (I'm a 12) but it looked unworn and I liked the colour. I had to cut up the side seams to get the design (Urban Threads) positioned near the neckline, so it was easy to restitch the side and sleeve sea
Found another curtain, so another bag, Have a nice day everybody, xx
Saw this recycled linen jacket in 'Designs in Machine Embroidery' volume 84 Jan 2014 and had to make one for myself. Designs are from Nancy Zieman
These do not have embroidery but they are reuseable sandwich and snack bags. I used ripstop nylon between two pieces of fabric and they work really well! Also, I have been playing with making reusable coffee filters and playing with a tea bag idea. Here i
While doing some spring cleaning I came across this wooden fruit box & knew I had to come up with an idea to make it useful. Sew I decided to pad it with batting & line the inside with paper to fill the wide cracks & then I had to make a bottom out of woo
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