I finally got my hands on some Amy Butler fabrics. Oooo, I love them! I wanted to make the Barcelona Skirt, but they were out of the pattern. Instead I'm doing a Chelsea Bag and the Apron from In-Stitches (love this book!).Sooo many projects, sooo little time!!!!
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Looks like fun! Be forewarned - fabric stashing is as addictive as yarn stashing. Love your choices.
Oh, I love that Chelsea bag...and Amy Butler anything is awesome!
Yes.....sewing is addicting too!
Oooooh, another addiction... :)
I cant wait to see when you finish sewing, how fun, I have that book but havent made anything from it yet, I want to take a sewing class, and I would love to find some amy butler fabric :)
Great fabric! We have a store here in Bozeman called Reproduction Fabrics that has some of the coolest fabric. I haven't bought any there yet, except for some oil cloth we used to cover our patio chairs . . . but I'm hoping to get back there for a project soon. Maybe one from the Roaring 20's collection. Have fun in your class!
Sara
I don't know if my links worked above. Here is the site web address:
www.reproductionfabrics.com
Sara
Oh, I love your blog! Everything is so fun to look at. I want to take a sewing class so badly, maybe this winter. I end up handsewing everything which is so time consuming. Those flower pin tags are a great idea and so cute on the hats. I love your cropped sweater in Noro, so beautiful and it will look fantastic on you! Is that too many compliments? I hope not. Keep up the good work, Jill!
sounds like fun! the fabrics look great and you picked some fun projects!
Great minds think alike! I made one Chelsea bag - loved it but now need to go back and tweak my mistakes. And the apron was so fun, I gufted it for a bridal shower and it was a hit. I just bought my linig for the barcelona, maybe by the time spring comes...it will be done?? Have fun!
I love the barrettes. so would my 7 year old! Any chance you would/could post a pattern for it? :)
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