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by spendlove 19 Feb 2014 ( edited Feb 22'14 19:45 )
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Another (experimental) fabric box. I made this one ITH. The inside is quilted and the outside fabric was added in the same way as on the self binding blanket. I stitched the corner flaps together and through the button, which creates tiny pockets.

I'm quite pleased with it. When I make another, I will use thinner wadding and ordinary cotton fabric. This one is a light weight furnishing fabric and is a bit too bulky for this size. (200mm square hoop)

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Comments (26)
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by elemausi 19 Feb 2014
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This is nice, how big is it now?
It will be great as giftbasket, filled with soap, shower gel and other things for the bathroom, or filled with goodies.
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by rescuer 19 Feb 2014
+9
This is lovely!
The amount of thought that goes into an ITH design makes my head spin...
I love how your brain works! So very creative
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by karenintw 19 Feb 2014
+9
Your inventiveness, talent and generosity never cease to amaze me. The other thing that amazes me is how much you and many of the other cuties are able to produce such a volume of projects day after day. It must be your full-time job! Sincere thanks for all you do and for being a familiar, friendly face every day.
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by spendlove 19 Feb 2014
Thanks for those kind words - I only spend a couple of hours each day in my sewing cave.
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by mops 19 Feb 2014
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Another lovely basket. I love your butterfly buttons!
I used an upholstery fabric on the outside, cotton on the inside and no wadding, just a cutaway stabiliser. It resulted in a sturdy enough sandwich to give a rather sturdy basket. I like quilting ITH too, but my largest square would also 200x200mm,
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by basketkase 19 Feb 2014
+8
Look at you, Sue......going to town on these......love it!
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by theduchess 19 Feb 2014
+8
Looks very nice Sue, You could also add a pot of flowers to it (protected by plastic wrap). Great job...
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by highlandermom 19 Feb 2014
+6
Love it :)
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by justsew 19 Feb 2014
+6
Stunning Sue . I love it.
Hugs Pam.
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by dennis999 19 Feb 2014
+5
Very nice Sue. Are they the buttons you got from the Far East?
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by spendlove 19 Feb 2014
They are indeed.
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by kathymourie 19 Feb 2014
+4
Very Nice!!!
Kathy
VA
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by pldc 19 Feb 2014
+5
clever use of the corners! well done Sue, hugs loralye
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by buffy1 19 Feb 2014
+5
very nice!
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by jeanfoz 19 Feb 2014
+4
very pretty, xx
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by sonjapotgieter 19 Feb 2014
+4
This is Stunning..Well done
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by cfidl 19 Feb 2014
+3
I like it!
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by airyfairy 19 Feb 2014
+4
I that this idea is great with it's little pockets. Well done Sue.
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by baldacchino 19 Feb 2014
+4
I like them well done Love Sherene X
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by noah 19 Feb 2014
+3
Well done hugs
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by lilylyn 19 Feb 2014
+3
Looks great. Lyn
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by clawton 19 Feb 2014
+3
Great idea to use the corners for storing items! You are very creative.
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by greysewist 19 Feb 2014
+2
This is very neat -and great buttons. I once made someone a tablerunner and she draped it over a small table by the door and used the pockets created where the points are sewn to hold her sunglasses and carkeys :)
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by sewilso 20 Feb 2014
+1
It has lots of eye appeal too, all these boxes are fabulous! I love seeing what everyone is coming up with. I would say this is more contemporary?
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by evie 20 Feb 2014
+1
Very pretty and creative
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by evie 20 Feb 2014
+1
Very pretty and creative
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by manami 20 Feb 2014
+1
It looks great Sue!
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by robinbird 22 Feb 2014
+1
This ITH box you've made is delightful& particularly enjoy the butterflies added. Thanks for sharing your talent. :~D