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I keep forgetting to take pics to post so here is what I made in sewing club last month. It is a fabric basket with each corner made from a dart. You can store glasses, scissors, marking pens in the dart area's and inside your fabric clips or just other things. Maybe even a thread catcher. Quick project.
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Really nice basket. These small containers are so useful, for all sorts of things. You did a good job here.
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Thank you, yes useful for many things. Ha, I have many useful things and getting nowhere to set them. Right now my glasses for threading needles and a pair of scissors are in 2 pocket but I have yet to decide what to do with the center--perhaps a plastic clean food container for my scraps???? like when I serge. That would help.
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You say it is easy to make, but it looks complicated. I love the fabric you used. I love that it can be used in all sorts of ways and it has plenty of space to store everything needed for a project.
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Ah, YouTube makes you see the light on how things are made before someone else taught it. It was really really easy and fast.
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dragonflyer
25 Apr 2023
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Very handy!
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Yes, indeed. I think I will keep it by my serger for a scrap bin and scissor and glasses--maybe toss to other pockets a marking pen and ruler.
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dailylaundry
25 Apr 2023
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Great job - perfect material!! I love this! Hugs, Laura
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Thank you Laura---I liked the fabric too. I don't have too many with sewing objects. That is weird to me, I should have lots of that.
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Oh! this is really gorgeous Patti. I love the idea of a scrap basket, I just use a used Honey container! Love Chris
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I always kept a cottage cheese or sour cream container for scraps whilst sewing or big garbage can. I have my clips in something else so a plastic container will work good inside this basket and easy dumping when done. Us women are so imaginative when it comes to recycling.
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Love this! Years ago I made 3 sets for granddaughters. To this day they still have them.