My twist on the baskets are these woven fabric heart sachets with scalloped edging. They make the perfect sachet when filled with lavender buds.
When stuffed with fiberfil, they can also be made into Christmas tree decorations.
Unlike their paper counterparts, these are durable and can be used from year to year.
Of course, there has to be a polka dotted version, just because!
Wishing you all a very enjoyable weekend. T.G.I.F.!!!
Aloha!
15 comments:
These hearts are fantastic! I really love the polka dot one! :-)
Your hearts are so sweet. Little treasures. And I love your notebook cover. Very clever and so pretty. You are making me fall in love with polka dots.
Too cute, love them, especially the polka dot one.
Absolutely adorable!! I would love to see them all over a Christmas tree. They would be beautiful and would also make great valentines gifts!
Oh, too cute! I actually still have a paper version hanging up in my kitchen from Valentine's Day. Now I'm going to have to try to make a cute fabric one like these!
Wow...your little hearts are just so cute...
Lettie - Those are cute. I would have never thought of making a fabric version, and I love the sachet idea! Joyce in Iowa
I've never heard of the scandinavian baskets so you've taught me something new today! Very precious Lettie, I can see these being put to use for Valentine's too. :-)
Lettie, about the panettone, do you remember the brand mark? I think my dad said his was from Maina - just curious.
Please do a tutorial on the hearts.
I am dieing to know how you did them!
Love them! I'd like to know how to make them, I'm drying Lavendar and would use them as sachets.
It's my first visit to your blog. I really enjoyed each and every post right back to the beginning.
Lots of inspiration here. Thanks so much.
Margaret
Thanks for the instruction links, I already make a couple - too cute!
What are some of your favorite blogs Lettie?
These are lovely! Have you posted (or sold) any tutorials for these?
How lovely! I'd really like to make one.
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