I'd made five 6" squares, so I sewed them together and added a patchwork border top and bottom. I backed this panel with some fusible fleece and practiced my FMQ.
I had a go at some swirls and also writing words like Pink, Peach and Coral. They're not great, but it was good practice. I'm still moving my hands too fast and not putting my foot down enough.
The finished bucket is the same dimensions as the blue one I made and has a hanging loop for future hanging possibilities.
I lined it with part of a pink sheet I had. It must have been my stepdaughter's as I've certainly never owned a pink sheet!
I've started ironing some of my pink scraps to put in the basket, still got most of the blue ones to iron too!
I'm linking this up to Le Challenge as I have created order from my pink scraps. Well, some of them.
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17 comments:
Great job! It looks lovely :D
Great idea, very pretty too, easier to find your nicely ironed scraps
Nice basket !
Have a shinny weekend !
Anna
MMMMMMMMMMMMMMM pink :) I love that patchwork - the basket looks great!
very pretty AND useful ^^
This is lovely! I must try to make one :)
Chaming - and it will be very useful, too!
Oh. I was expecting scrappy rainbow quilt at the end :-) but bucket is cool as well.
love this, but doubt I would be organised enough for colour matching scrap buckets! All dumped in a big pile is my style!
They are so pretty!
Very cute, I need to try this
Those are so cute! Great use of and storage for scraps!
Love the bucket, you are going to have some well coordinated scraps by the end of the year
these baskets are going to be useful, is there a tutorial, maybe I have made a note of it as I do have a "little book" that I write all sorts of links into.
The basket turned out beautifully. I'm so impressed that you iron your scraps. You're much more organized than me.
Looks cute! Thanks for sharing on le challenge.
Very cute and a great way to practice fmq and get organised! Thanks for linking up to le challenge!
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