My dear friend is due to have her second child (a boy) next month so I decided to make something this time around. Using some leftover fabric from the Fabric Circles I made a while ago, I whipped up a simple diaper and wipes case topped off with a cute little snap.
The outer fabric is grey and yellow flowers with a complementary inner fabric of polka dots! My mother-in law has a snap fastener machine, therefore I decided to use a yellow snap instead of velcro for the enclosure.
I picked up a compact box of wipes and included one diaper to give an idea of the proportions.
It fits 1-2 diapers and the wipes case comfortably. I think this would be great for a mom's purse instead of lugging around a diaper bag which we all know can be annoying and heavy!
Hope you enjoy:)
Saturday, July 27, 2013
Tuesday, July 23, 2013
Fabric Circles are Complete
Back in March, I completed a project for DIY wall art, using wooden circle hoops and fabric. This was such a simple and fun project. I ended up hanging these above our bed and plan on doing at least one more set somewhere in our house.
Wednesday, July 3, 2013
Grocery Bag Holder
I was able to devote some of our honeymoon time to sewing, and was so excited to find a great pattern for a grocery bag holder. Since July 4th is tomorrow, I decided to go with a patriotic theme for this piece.
I modified the original template and quilted 3 18" x 18" squares of fabric, the middle piece being batting. I then took two strips of red and white starred fabric for the top and bottom, both of which are wrapped around elastic pieces. I then completed the look with some red bias tape for the loop hanger.
I love how the fabrics work together, and more importantly, I LOVE the functionality of this piece. Now we don't have to go fishing for plastic grocery bags anymore!
I modified the original template and quilted 3 18" x 18" squares of fabric, the middle piece being batting. I then took two strips of red and white starred fabric for the top and bottom, both of which are wrapped around elastic pieces. I then completed the look with some red bias tape for the loop hanger.
I love how the fabrics work together, and more importantly, I LOVE the functionality of this piece. Now we don't have to go fishing for plastic grocery bags anymore!
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