DIY : Draw Your Own Design Pouch
This side of the pouch was done with black permanent markers from Faber-Castell. This is the easiest doodle of all, just write ‘1’ all over until you fill up the whole side. The… Continue reading
This side of the pouch was done with black permanent markers from Faber-Castell. This is the easiest doodle of all, just write ‘1’ all over until you fill up the whole side. The… Continue reading
Newcomers at the fabric street : colorful sponge fabric for laptop sleeves. I thought they will make good linings for the Charlie bags, thick without the bulky weight, plus added protection for phones… Continue reading
First things first, thank you very much J.G. Burdette and Maryanne for the Versatile Blog Award nominations. J.G. Burdette writes a very enjoyable history blog. I’ve always like history and her posts delve deeper into… Continue reading
Wow, this project is dragging on slowly. It’s the heat. At 41 deg Celsius, I don’t feel like working with anything made in yarn. Beads of sweat pop out of my forehead when… Continue reading
After playing around with the squares, I am quite happy with this : You only need 10 squares. Join them up like this : Then, place the smaller piece on top , fold… Continue reading
Don’t you just love Japanese crafts book ? Most of the models in Pochee magazines dress in this style and they look so cute. If I were to dress up like that, complete… Continue reading
I thought I’ll show the steps to make the tote bag in my last post … in miniature size. 1. This will be the outside fabric and the inner bag fabric. Place them with… Continue reading
First of, here’s the pattern for the granny bag. You can download the .pdf file by clicking on the thumbnail below. Then, print on A4 paper, increase or decrease the size as you… Continue reading
This will be a lonnnggg pictorial tutorial post. I made a set of granny tote bags for my friend and sort of fell in love with one of them. So I sew up… Continue reading
This XL size basket was demoted to a scrap pattern paper basket when it developed holes and the loose handle syndrome. It was a good basket, great for throwing in swimming suits and… Continue reading