Showing posts with label Fabric. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Fabric. Show all posts

Monday, April 4, 2011

Fabrics Oh My!


Elise completely got me tuned into designer fabrics. This weekend we went to a local specialty fabrics shop and I picked up these lovely Amy Butler prints! I never thought I'd jump onto this wagon, but I really love them. Especially the last 2.


I already begun putting them to good use! :D 2nd pouch ahoy! I really like the gathered fabric look, although I'm not sure this fabric was best for that. There must be a more efficent way to make these pouches. I'm not a fan of sloppy lining and with the sewing method these pouches use, I always get my lining sloppy. Time to start pattern drafting and making myself a super awesome hybrid! :D


I now have a nice place to store all my Amigurumi materials! :)

Sunday, April 3, 2011

Clutch Happy!

Elise came across this wonderful tutorial for a gathered pouch. After seeing hers in person I was inspired to make one myself! I knew exactly what I needed it for!


As you can see, my crochet hooks are being toted around in a falling apart zip lock bag. Not anymore!


Viola! Completed pouch! Fabric is called Jewel Stripe from the Alexander Henry Fabrics Collection on Fabric Worm. I really, really like it! Its so cheerful and fun. And when matched with the pink stripe accent it's just perfect. I'm happy to have gotten back to sewing again, I really haven't in a while. Seriously, Brand New Viking machine sat in it's box for 4 months. For Shame Tori! For Shame. It's finally getting some good use and it's fabulous! Now onto some Action Shots!


Wednesday, March 16, 2011

Weekend Splurging


This past weekend Elise and I went shopping at some crafty specialty shops. Firstly, a shop in Lutz, FL called Scrap and Sew. They carry high quality designer fabrics. I'm not much on designer anything, but I just couldn't resist this print by Moda Fabrics. The color scheme is just what I'm feelin' right now. Check out the rest of their Central Park collection here!


Everytime I walk into Fiber Art Inc in Odessa I want to buy sooo much yarn! Lucky for my bank account, I only walked away with one. I have a particular project in mind for this Dusty Blue skein. ;)