Here it is, and once I find some nice fine red gross grain ribbon, into the present basket it will go. (Sorry about the picture quality. I'll get a better photo later in the day, when the light is better.)
Wednesday, June 19, 2013
A bit more Christmas Sewing
I was given a gorgeous Marg Low santa kit, which I happily made up and gave to a friend. I felt like making another but when I looked inside the pattern I'd somehow lost the pattern sheet - I really must tidy my sewing room- so I had to make it up from just the picture and from memory.
Here it is, and once I find some nice fine red gross grain ribbon, into the present basket it will go. (Sorry about the picture quality. I'll get a better photo later in the day, when the light is better.)
Such a gorgeous table topper and lucky us, it's a free pattern at fabulous All People Quilt. Here's the LINK.
Here it is, and once I find some nice fine red gross grain ribbon, into the present basket it will go. (Sorry about the picture quality. I'll get a better photo later in the day, when the light is better.)
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lov,love,love your santa bag Mel its very cute,well done especial seeing you lost the pattern,i am impressed.Thankyou for the link i am going to check it out now,enjoy your day my friend.xx
ReplyDeleteI adore your Santa project...I had to google Marg Low because I hadn't heard of her...her designs are adorable! Thanks for sharing the source for the runner too,
ReplyDeleteYour santa project looks fantastic!
ReplyDeleteYour Santa bag is so cute! :0)
ReplyDeleteyou always have such beautiful creations to show us - this one is no exception! As Lesley has done I am googling Marg Lowe also!!
ReplyDeleteJust stunning Melody.
ReplyDeleteI think you have done a really good job without the pattern....very pretty...
ReplyDeleteWell done on remembering the design of the Christmas bag so well, Melody!
ReplyDeleteIt's so cute and I just love the button x
Your Christmas bag is gorgeous, lovely fabrics and pattern.
ReplyDeleteOhh it's lovely Melody!! Love the button!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful Melody! That casing matches the colours in the stitchery perfectly (and I love the idea of using linen and fringing the top - I adore bags!)!
ReplyDeletesuch a pretty bag.. well done for doing it without the pattern... tooooo clever!
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Lovely Mel! And its nearly the solstice when the days start getting longer again for better daylight photos!
ReplyDeleteWhat a cute bag, Melody. I love Marg's stitchery designs and Barb's buttons.
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely Christmas bag! Simply adorable!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the tutorial link :)
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Tatyana
Lovely version of Margs hanging xmas decoration Mel. I have this one traced also ready to stitch
ReplyDeleteThat lovely table topper would make a great cot quilt for the babies in Papua New Guinea that I've been writing about. They are so tiny, poor little dots.
ReplyDeleteAdorable Melody, and you obviously have a great memory :-)
ReplyDeletethat little bag and button are adorable.
ReplyDeleteYour stitching always amazes me. Love your work. It's in the 90's here, kinda hard to think about Christmas gifts.
ReplyDeleteyour stitching is beautiful!
ReplyDeleteMel this is lovely...I do like her designs..
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