I usually just stick the pins in the arm of the sofa and Tim always gives me that look . ( He says you know you are going to miss one and he will be the one that fines it in not a good way either) Now I have a caddy I can stick my pins in. I made the pincushion larger because I do use ALOT of pins when I sew. Maybe its because I am left handed I am not sure but I do use alot. I used this pattern called Hugs and Kisses. I did change it alittle bit. http://www.hugsnkisses.typepad.com/hugsfromhelen/2008/08/armchair-caddy.html
knowing me I had to add alittle bit of crocheting so I made this lil daisy to match the fabric..
and a rose.
Amy my middle daughter joined up too and yesterday she finished her project. I am so proud of her . She quilts but says she can't sew, follow sewing directions . Well she proved herself wrong look at her caddy.
Yeaaaaa Amy !!!!!!! all by yourself.
Yeaaaaa Amy !!!!!!! all by yourself.
5 comments:
Oh, that's wonderful!I'm going to have to make one.
Thank you Mommy for the lesson! :) I'm not sure that I will ever be as good a sewer as you - but I intend to practice! I had so much fun yesterday with you here while I was sewing this! You're the best :) I love you so much!
hello Susan,
Thank you for your nice comment, I also find it difficult to understand English, but I'm translating with Google Translate, the text is sometimes quite funny ...
Your Caddy looks very nice, the fabric choices, I find it very successful, just like the Caddy from your daughter
greetings from Germany
Doris
O Susan ,
I love them Both & spending time together working on a project - that is just a "Win-Win" opportunity! Good for you gals!!!!!!!!!!!!
Hi susan,
your armchair caddy ist beautiful too, I love your add-ons ☺
Amy choose very beautiful fabrics for her caddy, congratulations Amy, from now on you will sew and sew ;o)
Liebe Grüße
Bente - Germany
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