I have some (read ‘lots’ - in fact little piles everywhere) fabric which I have acquired simply because it fell into the ‘just because I love it’ category. I find, though, that with fabric that falls into that category, I tend NOT to use it.
I look at it.
I feel it.
I love it.
But I don’t use it.
What am I doing? Saving it for best? Not any more! I am using it! And I am so glad that I did.
Santa brought me Rosalie Quinlan’s book ‘A Stitch In Time’, which is just lovely.
I decided to make the little fabric basket in the book (although I didn’t put the handle on mine). And I used some of my ‘just because I love it’ fabric.
I get a bit warm and fuzzy when I see the little basket sitting there (with my favourite Scissoroo scissors in it) and in a lovely fabric. It was a pretty quick little project – and really a girl can’t have too many fabric bags, baskets, holders . . . can she?
What are you saving your ‘just because I love it’ fabrics for?
3 comments:
I have them of them too 'just because I love it' fabrics. I'm glad you started using yours now. I am using mine too whenever I have time to sew. I have Scissoroo too! Hugs Nat
Hi Sue, Thanks for visiting my blog......we have a few things in copmmon. My husband also had a mealnoma removed recently on his back (years of playing cricket apparently and that was with a shirt on!!) and I am soon to be a mother-in-law too!! Our eldest daughter Emily (28yrs in Feb) is getting married April 10th - so looks like we are at the same 'stage of life'!! Till next time - happy stitching, Michele
Sorry......that should have said "melanoma"!! (horrible things)
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