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| Wrapped Fabric Bowl |
This week I learned how to make fabric bowls, so I decided
to take the few aqua/turquoise scraps that I had left, cut them into strips and
make a bowl.
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| Inside the bowl |
I bought the book It’s
a Wrap II by Susan Breier and
some clothesline over a year ago, and this week my friend Terry gave me a
lesson, so much faster than reading. I
still have the book for all the ideas of bowls and shapes that I can make,
however it’s nice to finally use my clothesline and learn this new skill. This is a fast and relatively easy project and
another way to use up fabric scraps and perhaps have a pretty bowl to match a quilt.
Saturday is the day to post pictures of our Rainbow Scrap
Challenge projects, so visit soscrappy to see what others have done with the
colour turquoise.
Learning is a
treasure that will follow its owner everywhere.
What a beautiful bowl and I love the turquoise colors!
ReplyDeleteOh so beautiful Edith! This bowl would be perfect in my bedroom :)) Such gorgeous turquoise fabrics in it.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful bowl! Looks like a lot of fun, glad you finally gave it a go.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous! Not only a srap-busting project, but beautiful and useful, too!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful turquoise/teal/aqua bowl! I love it!!
ReplyDeleteI love the look of these fabric bowls, Edith . . . I must try to make one! Do you recommend taking a class. What a great way to use up scraps!
ReplyDeleteThis is beautiful, is it sewn on the machine or hand sewn? Great use of scraps.
ReplyDeleteI love it. Love the colour. I have not tried a bowl yet.
ReplyDeleteI love the twisty side pieces. How did you manage that???
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