I know I've got two more custom orders I should be working on but unfortunately they've been put on hold for awhile because we are waiting on some fabrics. So last night I was looking through some blogs and came across this tutorial on Pink Penguin's blog, which I had seen when I first started sewing but had quickly dismissed because I was too intimidated.
Boy was I wrong! This is the absolute easiest basket you can ever make. Ayumi is so thorough with her instructions and pictures that this fabric basket practically made itself!
How cute is this gorgeous little thing! Talk about a perfect gift for Mother's Day. You can just add a couple of knick knacks or some great stuff from Bath & Body Works and you've got the perfect little gift!
When I first saw this basket on her site, I thought it was a lot bigger. I was pleasantly surprised with the final result! It's perfectly miniature. Just the right size for gifting or having all over your house. And you can always adjust the measurements if you want to make a larger basket. Ayumi has so many tutorials on her blog and they are quite simple.
I'm so happy with my little basket. I know I always say I have to make more of the things I finish, but this is a definite must! There are a lot of important mommas in my life. What are you giving/making for your special mom??
so cute! great job attacking this project! i loooove the colors you chose too!
ReplyDeleteSo cute! You should make the bento style lunch box too! Ayumi is fantastic! Great job Bonnie! :)
ReplyDeleteI love that little basket!! :) Thanks for coming by Sassy Sites and linking up at our ffa party! Have a wonderful weekend, and most of all... a HAPPY MOTHER'S DAY!
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Marni
That is a super cute little basket Bonnie! I have been wanting to make something like this for my sons room to hold all of the diapering crap... wipes, butt cream, powder! I think it would need it to be a little bigger but it is perfect! Thanks for finding this so I could find it!
ReplyDeleteI made several of those too. Love them!!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a cute basket! Great packaging always adds so much more to a gift!
ReplyDeletewhat an awesome little basket! And a good scrap buster to boot! Love your fabric picks!
ReplyDeleteThat IS a cute basket! PS: Featured you today! Stop by to snag a featured button :) xo
ReplyDeleteGreat basket! I agree, her tutorial is fantastic and so easy to follow. I found it last year, and made Easter baskets for my girls!
ReplyDeleteLove the fabrics you chose!
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Hope you have a great week!
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That's so sweet!! What a nice present.
ReplyDeleteThat basket is totally cute! I bet it would make a geat gift basket that people could find so many great uses for later. I'll have to tell my Great Aunt how to make it. She sews, but is always looking for cute little new projects to make. This one looks like one she would love to do.
ReplyDeleteso so cute! thanks for linking up! you made it to this week's top picks and votation will start today!
ReplyDeleteHi there doll! congratulations! you were chosen as TSWL's Finest of May 2011! I will send you your personal badge later tonight so you could display it on your blog if you want to ^^) Congratulations!
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