I bought this lovely fabric at "Sewing for Pleasure" a couple of weeks ago. I thought it would be perfect for a set of knit/crochet storage items. Here is the first one - a zipped pouch for my circular needles. I hope it will stop them either escaping o

Thanks to everyone for their opinions on size. The bigger dress is intended for a little girl who is 15 months old. She has a baby sister due in a few weeks, so I hope the smaller version will be about "newborn" size.

Baby dress made with guess work and imagination. It measures just over 20" or 50 cm around the chest. Can someone tell me what age it might fit? The bodice is made ITH and the row of baby animals is from Urban. The shoulders fasten with Kam Snaps.

Festive tablecloth. I was going to put cross stitch designs on this evenweave fabric until I bought some paper napkins with reindeer on and remembered this design from Urban Threads. The overlapped reindeer were part of the set, but I had to edit them

Sweatshirt for me - the wreath design is from Urban Threads.

I couldn't resist this little guy from Urban Threads. They currently have a sale of Christmas ornaments.) I made him with crushed velvet and he is adorable. I'm going to make him a friend in green. Update - here are my twins I'm calling them Dexter

Poinsettia - this fsl design was new at Urban Threads last week. I've been battling with it on and off for several days and have wasted quite a lot of wss and thread. I'm quite pleased with the finished product, but I don't think I will be making any m

Denim wallet - made in the hoop to my own design. The decorative design came from the Mexican Folkart pack from Urban. The denim came from the same jeans as the bag I posted the other day!

I've acquired some more jeans to recycle, they are supposed to be for a rag rug, but I couldn't resist doing something more interesting! The bag is my own design, made in the 230mm x 300mm hoop, but I have added the decorative design from the Urban Thre

I couldn't resist these new designs from Urban Threads. Unfortunately the fabric I chose to use is cheesecloth already embroidered, but I think I got away with it!

Jumble Sale Challenge - last one for a while as I've run out of jeans. This took 8 pairs! I made oversized panels to cut the pieces from by stitching 10cm wide strips to a backing of sheeting. (Strip and flip.) The butterfly is from the gossamer w

These are the new Urban Threads Crazy Lady designs, plus 5 jelly roll strips I had leftover. I made the patchwork square and then bonded it to medium weight calico with a permanent spray adhesive before making up the bag. All the time I was making this

Purple canvas bag and ITH purse, with Urban Threads designs. There is a loop inside the bag to fasten the carabiner to. The idea is that it stops small items falling to the bottom of the bag - I just have to remember to put them in it!

Another mug-rug. Sorry to bore you all, but I thought I'd show both sides so that you could see how easy it is to create a themed rug by choosing fabrics to go with the design. <br /><br /> The Crazy Garden Lady is from Urban Threads (I've put a requ

Three mugrugs - just an excuse to play with some of the Urban Threads designs I've bought recently!