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| When I started this in the class I was sewing on my Pfaff machine. When I added more stitches, I used my new Juki. It was fun to see the stitches on the Juki. |
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| The other side. |
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Tuesday, August 14, 2018
Decorative Stitches Basket
Last year I taught a few women I know how to make a large basket with handles using the decorative stitches on their sewing machines. I brought a couple of smaller fabric pieces with me to demonstrate how to sew the stitches. I recently came across these fabric pieces and finished sewing more stitches and quilted it. Then I turned this into a small, but taller basket.
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Awe, that is such a cute basket. I love how you frequently use decorative stitches on items you create.
ReplyDeleteVEry clever idea. Love it.
ReplyDeleteLove this basket!!! I have been wanting to make a basket with handles to hold my applique projects in. Yours is lovely and this is a great idea!
ReplyDeleteLove all the different stitches, Daryl. It's fun experimenting, and must have been more-so comparing the two machines.
ReplyDeleteI rarely use any of the many fancy stitches on my machine. This is a fun way to experiment with them...love the basket!
ReplyDeleteGreat.
ReplyDeleteSo fun. I love it.
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