These patterns came off a Demo CD. A cool dragon that I'm going to use to make a make-up bag for my daughter. I should have starched my fabric beforehand to prevent the puckering, but it was a rather spur of the moment thing. She loves it though and that's good enough for me.
Then I decided to make a little something as a Mothers Day gift and came up with some easy kitchen towels. What a great way to make inexpensive and personal gifts. The towels were only about $5 for a set of 5 and this turned them from plain ol' to fabulous!
Aren't they cute?!?
hrmmm...Should I add it to the food...or the cook??
Lucky for me, my boyfriend thinks I'm pretty darn good in both areas.
And really, who can't appreciate this sentiment?
What do you think? Would you appreciate a handmade gift like this?
Looks like a fun machine. I love that dragon motif. Anyone who wouldn't appreciate a pretty handmade gift must be mad!! :)
ReplyDeletethey're really cute, Anita! I have a machine that does embroidery and I am too busy doing straight stitching that I rarely use the embroidery module :)
ReplyDeleteNeat! OOoh I could see falling in love with this machine! I don't sew worth a darn but this looks like fun! That dragon is KILLER! The makeup bag is gonna rock!
ReplyDeleteSorry I haven't been by as often to your craft blog! I am scrolling back to see what's been going on! Looks like another busy bee :)