from cutting a bit of this Dutch wax print for myself when my 18-year-old nephew,
newly home from a trip to Burkina Faso,
asked for some help in hemming this 60 inch piece of yardage
leftover from an outfit he had made.
Note: next time family member goes to Africa, ask for fabric.
He bought this entire piece of 12 yards for about $14.
I also restrained myself from not buying too much fabric
at the local discount store, which cuts half metres on Wednesdays.
The rest of the time we have to buy at least one metre.
I got four different Kona greens,
and some yardage for backing baby quilts, at left.
I didn't restrain myself at the guild meeting gift exchange
when I stole this bag of goodies
with a great bag, dishcloth and potholders
from another member.
For the record, all the gifts were great.
We decided to bring gifts from our sewing room
and several of us made gift bags from our Christmas prints.
I'm not restraining myself from admiring these two baby quilt tops
that I recently finished.
One will find a home up with a new baby up the street.
The word fabric at the left in the picture earlier
goes on the back of this quilt.
4 comments:
I love those little chickens. I would have loved a piece of that fabric myself. That was a great display of self control!!
Those baby quilts are a delight! Lucky Moms, Dads & Babys.
oh, you are a good girl not begging your nephew :-)
your potholders are cute! I love making them too, they are such a nice quick project.
Beryl
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