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I totally wish I was being paid to give my opinion on this pen, or even having received it for free to review it. Unfortunately I just love it so much I felt I had to share it with you!
This is a regular inky ball point pen type affair for writing on paper. Or as I like to....on fabric.
Frixion!
Posted in Tips & Tutorials
By Mrs H
7 July 2011I totally wish I was being paid to give my opinion on this pen, or even having received it for free to review it. Unfortunately I just love it so much I felt I had to share it with you!
This is a regular inky ball point pen type affair for writing on paper. Or as I like to....on fabric.
So....a lovely lady friend of mine had a little bag from me and loved it so much she asked if I could make her one in the same design but out of some Cath Kidston oilcloth.
I of course said yes, which led to a whole world of sewing I'd never encountered. Oilcloth....eek! Of course I had to practise by sewing a little pouch.
Generally I didn't find it too difficult as long as I remembered that I couldn't pin it, iron it or feed it through the machine very easily....good....great.
Read MoreSewing With Oilcloth
Posted in Tips & Tutorials Inspiration
By Mrs H
20 September 2011So....a lovely lady friend of mine had a little bag from me and loved it so much she asked if I could make her one in the same design but out of some Cath Kidston oilcloth.
I of course said yes, which led to a whole world of sewing I'd never encountered. Oilcloth....eek! Of course I had to practise by sewing a little pouch.
Generally I didn't find it too difficult as long as I remembered that I couldn't pin it, iron it or feed it through the machine very easily....good....great.
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So, this lovely lady who asked me to make her a bag....I know her from Christian chat and her chat name is Bubbles....so the obvious name for this little baggy is the Bubbles bag :)
We had a chat and she opted for a two handled tote bag. It needed to have a zip closure and she wanted it in a gorgeous chocolate brown. Other than that (and her loving turquoise) the choice was mine. Seeing as I personally love pockets....I added three. One zipped, two slip. I also added a key hookey thing for her to clip her keys onto so they're easily accessible.
Here is the final bag.
Read MoreThe Bubbles Bag
Posted in Inspiration
By Mrs H
20 October 2011So, this lovely lady who asked me to make her a bag....I know her from Christian chat and her chat name is Bubbles....so the obvious name for this little baggy is the Bubbles bag :)
We had a chat and she opted for a two handled tote bag. It needed to have a zip closure and she wanted it in a gorgeous chocolate brown. Other than that (and her loving turquoise) the choice was mine. Seeing as I personally love pockets....I added three. One zipped, two slip. I also added a key hookey thing for her to clip her keys onto so they're easily accessible.
Here is the final bag.
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So, remember the bow pleat bag?
I made one, editted it, made another, editted it again and finally made another and then I was happy with it?
Read MoreThe Bow Pleat
Posted in Inspiration
By Mrs H
21 October 2011So, remember the bow pleat bag?
I made one, editted it, made another, editted it again and finally made another and then I was happy with it?
Read MoreOk, so you're top stitching...picture the scene. Wait, that should be the other way round.
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Picture the scene...you're top stitching. (If you don't sew, ignore this whole post, it's not for you)No need for backstitch!
Posted in Tips & Tutorials
By Mrs H
28 October 2011Ok, so you're top stitching...picture the scene. Wait, that should be the other way round.
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Picture the scene...you're top stitching. (If you don't sew, ignore this whole post, it's not for you)