Yesterday I took an afternoon class at my local quilt shop, Quiltique, to make a fabric basket. Actually, the theory was that we’d each finish three of them, but no one completed more than one. No problem, though — we all had such a good time that the class just flew by! I’ve now made all three of mine (they’ll be gifts), and I can see that they might be addictive, if I didn’t have a long list of projects I want to work on! The pattern came from a Kimberbell booklet, and I chose travel-themed fabrics for my baskets.
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Super cute, love your choice of fabrics
Thanks, Phyl! 🙂
These are adorable, Sandy, and I love your fabrics! Sounds like you had a good time at the class.
Thanks, Rebecca Grace! I did have a good time. 🙂 I’ve given two of the baskets to my daughters, and they love them, so I’m very happy. 🙂 The third will be given away later.