The knitting needle roll and ditty bag are free patterns from Martingale - Knitter's Trio by Karen Costello Soltya
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| Knitting needle roll |
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| Individual pockets for the knitting needles - not a good colour here but wanted to show the needles in situ |
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| Matching ditty bag (I had no idea what a ditty bag was but an English friend assured me it is a bag to store bits and pieces) |
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| Inside, places for your threads and a plastic zipped pocket. |
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| More pockets for odds and ends |
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| The squares are Glamping designed by MaryJane Butters of MaryJane’s Farm for Moda |
Then there were babies to welcome!
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| My great-great nephew Jason received this quilt. Kissing Fish by Lee Heinrich www.freshlypieced.com |
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| Receiving blanket from a tutorial by Jenny Doan of Missouri Star Quilt Company |
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| So easy to make! |
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| Bib is from a free pattern by Rachel Measham-Pywell for Sew Mama Sew. |
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| So easy to make I had to do more! |
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| Quilt made for a friend's grandson, William. I adapted this from a free pattern Rooftops by Amy Sinibaldi of Nana Company. Love the pirates! |
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| This is basket is so handy! It is a free tutorial from Kelby Sews (Hearts and Bees) I filled this with nappies with matching pooh bear on them! Very handy basket for anything really. |
so many beautiful finishes!
ReplyDeletelove the kissing fishes quilt and the sewing case looks gorgeous.
Might have to check out that pattern.
What lovely things you have made.... those baby quilts are gorgeous...
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I love your makings, beautiful cases with all the pockets so handy and then the gorgeous baby quilts and bibs. Wonderful.
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Sylvia
Hi Lib. you sure have been busy. I love the hour basket with the nappies, what a great idea. I have made at least 10 of these baskets now, some for gifts and some for me. Perfect for holding projects.
ReplyDeleteThe quilts you made are beautiful, I love the colours.