Thanks for those of you who asked for a tutorial on the fabric basket project I updated yesterday! This is gonna be my second tutorial on my this blog. If anything isn't clear, feel free to leave me a comment and ask me for help. Remember that all seam allowances are 1/4" throughout the process, and seam allowances are included in all the fabric pieces used in this tutorial. ::Materials needed:: Fabric: Natural Linen: 1/4 yard for Basket Exterior and Handles Pink Polka Dots Print: 1/8 yard for Basket Exterior Pink Geometric Print: 1/8 yard for Basket Exterior Flower Print: 1/8 yard for Basket Exterior Green Rabbit Print: 1/2 yard for Lining Other Materials: Fleece Batting: 1/2 yard First of all, cut out 2" squares from 3 different kinds of fabrics: 8 squares from each. (1/4" seam allowance is included, so your finished square will be a 1 1/2" square) Sew together two squares, making sure those two are different fabrics. I made equal amounts for each set like in the picture: 4 for each set. Press seams in one direction in the way that it isn't on top of each other. Now Sew together pieces to create 2 6x2 patchwork layer. When 2 layers are completed, press seam open like this. It should look like this when you flip them over.When the same fabrics are not next to each other like this, it might look a little interesting. Sew the patchwork layers to a 6"x9 1/2" piece of linen fabric. Place a fleece batting underneath it. Fleece batting is stable and great for this purpose. Make it a little bigger than the top layer. Pin the layers and sew along the line that separates the patchwork part and the linen part. Repeat this for the other side too. Machine baste the both edge. Cut off the excess batting. Fold it in half right sides together and sew the two edges like this. Box corners (this link is helpful). Sew the line: along the seam from the pointy end to the needle it is 1 3/4". Repeat this for the other corner too. Trim excess. Let us move on to making handles. Cut out 2 - 2"x10 1/2" pieces of fabrics. Sew them right sides together and press seam open. Fold each side to the middle just like when you make a bias tape. Fold in half and sew the edges like this. Cut in half. Now you have two handles. Sew the handles to the main basket. Now let's make a basket lining. Fold in half a 12"x9 1/4" piece of fabric right sides together and sew the two edges, leaving a lining opening(about 2"). Do the same as you did for the main basket. Sew outer basket and lining together. Turn the basket right side out through lining opening and pin like this. Sew the top part of the basket. Hand-stitch opening closed. Now your fabric basket is complete! Yeah!! I would love to hear what you think of this tutorial and if you make it, let me know! Thanks for your time to stop by this blog and reading my posting!;) Edited to add: - All my tutorials are for personal use only. Thanks for understanding! - Now this tutorial is available in a PDF format (so that you can finally print it out!) Edited to Add: This fabric basket measures approximately 5 1/4"(width) X 3 1/2"(height excluding handles) X 4"(depth). I have had many people who made it a little larger. To make a basket that is approcimately 7 7/8" wide, 5 1/2" high, and 6" deep, I would cut out pieces as follows: Each square patch: 3" x 3", linen (the bottom part) 9" x 15 1/2", box corner 2 5/8", handles 3" x 15 3/4", linear fabric 18" x 15 1/2." |
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Monday, May 5, 2008
Tutorial: Fabric Basket
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Thanks for stopping by my blog! My name is Ayumi. I love sharing my crafty journal and other little anecdotes in my life here. I am a mother to two kiddos and a wife to my best friend. We live in Seattle currently. I hope you enjoy being here :) Welcome♪ |
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Hi,
ReplyDeleteI saw your anwser a few days ago, regarding a French translation. You can find it here : http://www.petitcitron.com/index.php/Decoration/Panier-patchwork.html
Don't hesitate to give your feedback.
Thank you!
Perrine
Elle est très mignonne. je viens d'en faire une et je vais la mettre sur mon blog avec un lien vers le tien.
ReplyDeleteSorry, I not speak very well englich
Love it and added it to my tutorial list on my blog! Now I just have to find the time to make one.
ReplyDeleteThis was the best and easiest tutorial I've ever followed. I hope you'll do many more! I tried to read all the comments to see if anyone had done the math to make this in a bigger size...but couldn't read them all, lol. I LOVE, LOVE, LOVE the one I made today. I'm going to send it to my mom for Mother's Day. But would like to make a bigger one, too :)
ReplyDeleteLisa in Georgia
Thank you !
ReplyDeleteWhen I saw your Basket first time, was charmed. Three times I studied your " how to make the bag " and now ready to repeat. Thank you!
Thanks so much! I did the Basket like your. It is wonderful.
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ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful tutorial you've put together. I made 2 little baskets this afternoon in just under 2 hours. When I went to buy linen (b/c I really love the look of linen) I found lime green linen embroidered with yellow daisies and some anonymous blue flowers. I used a bit of that instead of the patchwork part. They look fabulous. Your directions were spot on - thank you so very much for taking your time to share that with your readers.
ReplyDeleteHi Ayumills!
ReplyDeleteThanks from Brazil! Very nice and easy project. I'm a beginner and I loved it!!!
yara
thanks from Turkiye (Turkey). If I manage to sew it, I'll take a photo of the bag and send it to you...
ReplyDeleteHi :)
ReplyDeletewow, the fabric basket is soo wonderful, and your tutorial rocks! :) I've tried it, it's halfway done rite now.. planning to put it in my blog, but i've posted it in my fb: http://www.facebook.com/album.php?aid=2024245&id=1110125162&l=2f8a3113a7
If it's ok with you, i want to put this in my blog also...
Thanks again :)
Thanks Everyone!!
ReplyDeleteIrene-
Your basket is cute! Sure you can go ahead and show it on your blog too ;) Thanks for asking!
Thank you very much Ayumills :)
ReplyDeleteNow the basket is all done, this' my first "finished" quilting project, and your tutorial has been a great help :)
http://www.facebook.com/album.php?aid=2024245&id=1110125162&l=2f8a3113a7
thanks thanks thanks and thanks!
God bless yooouu :)
I love this tutorial and basket. Thanks so much for sharing.
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for this clear & simple tutorial.
ReplyDeleteI love my little basket & will be making more for sure.
I love it and can't wait to make my own!
ReplyDeleteHi,
ReplyDeleteThis is a great project,One thin is important of your tutorial is that it is the easy to follow tutorial.
I appreciate the time you spent sharing your skills.
Thanks for sharing, I recently made one of these for my swap partner in a recent swap I was in. I've linked back to you from my blog. Nova xxx
ReplyDeleteThat bag is so cute!! I want to make me one.
ReplyDeleteAmy
Threekitchenfairies had this linked to the sweet little baskets she made for teacher gifts. Adorable! I have some scraps left from some projects. This will be a great way to use them up!
ReplyDeleteOver a year later and this is still getting hits! Great tutorial!
Hi there!
ReplyDeletei have link ur tutorial in http://diybaglover.blogspot.com/.
Hope u dont mind :)
Thank you so much for sharing this cute little thing.... have done one, and many more coming since it is a beautiful basket-of-love.....
ReplyDeleteWahou thanks a lot for this cute litte bag !!!!!!!!! i'll try it..and thanks for such clear explanations !!!!!
ReplyDeleteWahou thanks a lot for this cute litte bag !!!!!!!!! i'll try it..and thanks for such clear explanations !!!!!
ReplyDeleteI was looking for some ideas to use my fabric scraps and found this under Etsy.com.....the tutorial was great! Thanks so much! I already made 3 baskets and tried making it using 2.5 inch squares and it came out good. I also did the reversible drawstring bags. Thank you so much for sharing your ideas....both bag and basket are good for presents.
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for all of you!! I'm glad you enjoy this tutorial!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for the tutorial. I love your basket, but I would have to use solid fabric instead of patchwork ;-)
ReplyDeleteIn spite of my French blog, I am Austrian!
Can some one explain the lining steps? I interpret the image as sew the lining to the basket inside out. Maybe I'm being too complicated, but I can't visualize how this works. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteCute idea! thanks for sharing and great tutorial!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for sharing this.
ReplyDeleteI have made 5 of these. One of them I have had that on my prize give away. Many want to create similar, so I make a link to your page on my Norwegian blog page.
Have a nice time: 0)
This is so cute! Thank you.
ReplyDeleteI love this bag and will certainly make one for myself. I like also your blog and your good mood wich is nice to have those days...
ReplyDeleteThank you Ayumills for your lovely site. The instructions were very easy to follow. I wish I could include a photo to show you. I'm inspired by your mixing of fabrics. Keep Blogging... You have a great gift! ....Cynthia
ReplyDeleteGreat tutorial, thank you!
ReplyDelete... have you made these in a larger size?
Alma Rosa
Thanks everyone!!
ReplyDeleteAlmaRosa-
Here I have dimensions to make a 150% bigger fabric basket ;)
http://ayumills.blogspot.com/2009/06/frequently-asked-questions.html
This is so lovely! Thankyou!!!
ReplyDeleteI loved the idea. Thanks for sharing it with us.I´ll try it for sure.
ReplyDeleteGenni from Brazil
Your blog is very good
ReplyDeleteThanks for the nice post.
ReplyDeleteThanks for this awesome tut!
ReplyDeleteFound u thru OnePrettyThing I think...Easter 2009. Started making the basket and I am finally finishing!!!! Had twins may08 and things take a long time to do. This was my first independent project (always had helping hands before) and I just can't thank u enuf <3 will be back with a link to final pics.
Hi there...just want to let you know I just did mine based on your tute. But I made a small version of that for my son's birthday..here's the link: http://chez-vies.blogspot.com/2009/09/4-o-stitch-fresh-toffies-bag.html
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing the tute...have a nice crafty day ^_^
I made this basket, what a fun little project! It is great for left over pieces. Thanks for the tut, got through it just fine.
ReplyDeleteHi there! I just popped in to say thank you so much for sharing this tutorial. I posted about my basket on my blog if you are interested.
ReplyDelete(http://jellybeanlupin.blogspot.com/2009/10/getting-organised.html)
I know that I will be making more of these baskets as gifts (to myself and to others).
I love your blog and come here most days. Thanks!
Thanks für your sweet tutorial..
ReplyDeleteit´s a wonderfull little present.
xx
Stephi
I have made dozens of your baskets and given every one of them away except for my first one which I am keeping from myself. They are so sweet and my friends seem to really enjoy getting them, usually as a surprise treat! Thanks for the great tute, you make it easy! Hop on over to my blog to see some pictures of the some of the ones I've made. www.PiecefulDays.SquareSpace.com
ReplyDeleteI haven't tried it yet, but I'm very hopeful it's going to work because of all the great helpful pictures. Thank you for sharing that. The basket looks great!
ReplyDeleteI just made my first bag using some scraps. The tutorial was very easy and I really enjoyed it!
ReplyDeleteMy friend had given me a bag she made as part of my gift! Thanks so much for sharing. :)
Amazing Tutorial!!!
ReplyDeleteThank You very much!!!
Carine
This is so cute. I just made one for my secret pal for Christmas. I love it so much, I plan on making a couple more out of Christmas fabric. I will blog and put up pics later this week. Thanks again. Pam
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I made a little Christmas basket and put a double yoyo and heart button on the side. So cute. Thanks for the tutorial!!!
ReplyDeleteThank you for your wonderful tutorial. I love that you took so many pictures. It made it so easy to follow along. I just now finished making a fabric basket for a friend who has "canine children." Of course I made it out of puppy print fabrics, etc. Turned out so cute. I can't remember who told me about your blog, but I am bookmarking it in my favorites!
ReplyDeleteIt's fun how popular your little basket has become! I finally took the opportunity to make a fabric basket and had to add my thanks for the tutorial!
ReplyDeletegracias por compartir los tutoriales, principal mente la cesta de tela ... es preciosa, gracias.
ReplyDeleteLilliana
i really enjoy your tutorial because it is so clear and helpful for beginner like me.i already made one for me but it's not as cute as yours.anyway,i'm happy with it.feel free to visit my blog...
ReplyDeleteI just made two of these for belated holiday gifts. so cute, and so simple -- they're perfect, and I'm sure will become a regular in my sewing room. thank you for sharing your design!
ReplyDeleteI also want to thank you for this great tutorial. All my friends did get one of those sweet little baskets. (For Christmas sometimes filled with nuts.) And some of them I didn't line, so they fit very well in an envelope to be mailed easily. And I had so much fun making them.
ReplyDeleteAlmut from Germany
I used your wonderful tutorial to make several Christmas presents this year (enlarged 25% and 50%). Thank you so much! It was so easy to follow and they turned out awesome!
ReplyDeletehttp://squirrelacorns.wordpress.com/2010/01/12/christmas-gifts-fabric-baskets/
LOVE YOUR TUTORIALS!
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Thank you so much for your brilliant tutorial. I am very new to sewing and found it very easy to follow. I ended up making a few for my sons and friends for gifts.
ReplyDeleteEveryone loves them and I have pointed losts of people in the direction of your blog.
Many many thanks
Molly-Mole
Great tutorial! Thanks so much. Here's the box I made and blogged about: http://feedthedogsnow.blogspot.com/2010/01/fabric-box.html
ReplyDeleteThis is such a great idea! I'm going to link to this bag over @ my blog http://sewwhattoday.blogspot.com
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for the great tutorial. I just made one! Will post a picture on my blog later! :)
ReplyDeleteI love this tutorial and your directions were very easy to follow!
ReplyDeleteIf you would like to see the baskets I made, you can find them at http://craftydill.blogspot.com/2010/02/handmade-valentines.html
Thanks so much! - Michelle
just love it.
ReplyDeleteObrigada por compartilhar essa otima ideia de cesto de tecido.
ReplyDeleteSerá muito ultil para a minha aprendizagem no Pach, espero aprender mais coisas com voce
Obrigada
thanks for the great tutorial, i finally made the basket and it turned out great! :)
ReplyDeletei blogged about it here: http://whitemousecreations.blogspot.com
LooooVe iT!!!!!
ReplyDeleteTHaNKS a LoT ;)
Linda cesta, te felicito. Gracias por el tutorial
ReplyDeleteGroovy! My kids need Easter baskets! This might be just the thing! Thank you!
ReplyDeletei like your blog verymuch, and also for the very "friendly" tute, i just made one today .. i'll post it on my blog tomorrow (very tired now, lol)
ReplyDeletei never do patchwork before, but reading your blog makes me a patchwork addict
Ayumills
ReplyDeleteVocê criou um blog lindo! Eu quero dizer o quão doce é o seu tutorial, mas o meu Inglês é muito, muito terrível ... rs ...
congratullations e beijos! I'll wait for you Murikinhas no meu blog, ok?
Wanessa murikinhas.blogspot.com ()
I just made one of these for a birthday gift for a little girl. In Princess fabrics. Slightly bigger, it turned out so cute, thanks for the great tutorial! I'm going to fill it with frilly girly princess hair bows and stuff.
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for putting up this easy way of boxing corners. Makes my life easy. Lovely blog!
ReplyDeleteI ran across this a few weeks ago, and had to make Easter baskets for my little girls out of it. I made a few changes to make it bigger. I totally love them. Thanks for the tutorial!!
ReplyDeletehttp://silvertears101in1001.blogspot.com/2010/03/easter-baskets-for-girls.html
http://teaginnydesigns.blogspot.com/2010/03/pachwork-fabric-basket.html
ReplyDeleteThanks for the great tutorial. Here is a link to my blog post about making a basket from this tutorial.
Loved making these for my bridesmaids and mother-in-law to be. :) Thanks so much!
ReplyDeleteFabulous.
ReplyDeleteI finally made some of these! What a great tutorial, I wish I would have tried it right away when I bookmarked it!
ReplyDeleteBlogged-http://weepereas.blogspot.com/2010/04/tisket-tasket.html
Thanks for the tute on this gorgeous basket. I made a twirly skirt with some funky fabrics and then decided the little basket (turned into a 7yr olds bag) would be great! Took less time than I thought!!
ReplyDeleteOlá querida, obrigado por seu tutorial, vou fazer uma pra minha netinha que vai nascer, pra colocar os artigos de higiene, depois eu posto pra vc
ReplyDeletebeijos sou tua fã - Rita Brasil
Awesomeness! ♥
ReplyDeleteSo sweet, i will definitely do the same by myself to give the present to someone. it really looking easy to make.
ReplyDeleteIt is very cute! :)
ReplyDeleteAdin B
http://itssewtasticmama.blogspot.com
What a lovely tutorial! Your pictures are great, and lots of them too; your descriptions are concise and I especially like when you explain "why" to do it a certain way (for those of us who overthink and jump ahead--and land in hot water! lol).
ReplyDeleteVery, very, very nice. Thank you and good luck.
Thank you for the tutorial. I found it through Noodlehead, and can't wait to try it. I had a lot of difficulty with the PDF. May I suggest you try scribe ID? They host documents for free, including PDF files. Best wishes!
ReplyDeleteThank you very much for being so generous with your talents. I enjoyed making the basket very much. And giving it away was even more fun.
ReplyDeleteThnx so much for sharing this pattern.
ReplyDeleteI made one today and it was a lot of fun.
Here it is: http://crealexie.blogspot.com/2010/06/stofmandje.html
I love this fabric basket, here is mine, I use it to store my embroidery threads. http://judiknitsandsews.blogspot.com/p/patchwork.html
ReplyDeleteThank you so much everyone! I'd love to see your fabric baskets in the flickr pool!
ReplyDeleteExcellent tutorial, I was looking for some tutorials on how to make table mat sets and end up in your blog, very interesting technique. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeletelove ur blog. thanks for the well explianed tute.im going to make this.
ReplyDeletesuperbe sac et merci pour le tuto....
ReplyDeletethank you for the tutorial .. i really like your choice of colors ... i tried the tutorial but its my bad that it didnt turn out well ... i m going to try make another one ..
ReplyDeletethank you again
I love the photos and i wish i could do that too but you make it look so easy LOL
ReplyDeleteBeautiful work, congrats,
ReplyDeleteI loved this fabric bascket.
Thanks a lot
this is such a cute project. And your blog is really really pretty ! Thanks for sharing . You are a fabric masters
ReplyDeleteWonderful. Thank you. And I love how many times you told us not to think. And that they are just one layer of regular cloth. Nothing special to buy/make/do. Genius.
ReplyDeleteGreat work.. I love it. Its fantastic
ReplyDeleteThank you so much, everyone!
ReplyDeleteFor those of you who couldn't print out the PDF, I just changed the link, so it should work fine now.
Enjoy ;)
I love this! It is so simple! Usually I go looking for sewing projects and find difficult ones, but this is so simple. I will make one as soon as I fix the tension on my sewing machine. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteis it easy when turning it out the right way through the 2" opening? thanks
ReplyDeleteThanks everyone!
ReplyDeleteAs for turning it inside out, yes it is not hard at all ;)
thanks!
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ReplyDeleteThis is the first post I read of your blog and I liked it, I like the a tutorial on the fabric basket project and I will go check your first post, thank you very much!
ReplyDeletehi ayumi..thanks for your tutorial, i always wait for your post..^^
ReplyDeletehere's my fabric basket: http://www.mysew.blogspot.com/2010/09/fabric-basket.html
Thank you! This is so lovely!! I made one and linked to you here: http://aloadofcraft.blogspot.com/2010/10/fabric-basket.html
ReplyDeleteI'm gonna start making these as this years christmas presents. Thanks very much. :-)
ReplyDeleteOver 2 years since the last comment but...I just made one of these fabric baskets today using your tutorial. I have wanted to do it for a while. I made one using Flora and Fauna by Patty Young for Michael Miller. I used the turquoise, hot pink, black and dk grey color way. It is so cute. I can't post a pic yet on Flickr because it is for my daughter and she always looks at flickr. She will get it tomorrow and I can post then. Thank you so much. I will be making more of these as gifts. I may add a bit of interfacing to make the sides sturdier. Cheers!
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ReplyDeleteGreat little basket tut! Thank you so much for sharing ;)
ReplyDeleteI had this tutorial saved and finally got to making it. It was so easy to follow and I loved how it turned out! I will be making more! Thanks for sharing!.Jackie@Pacitti.us
ReplyDeleteWould like to know what the end finished product dimensions are??
ReplyDeleteCatherine
catlevy@eastlink.ca
Great tutorial . I love how you attach the lining, this part seems always difficult to me .. I will go for one. and sure show you ...
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Farah
I just finally made time to make your fabric boxes and I made three without handles - I love them! The tutorial is perfect - thank you!
ReplyDeletethanks for the tutorial. Just first time use it. it quite easy :)
ReplyDeletehttp://www.shafriad.com/2010/12/scrap-fabric-from-nykolett-first-item.html
I knew she was leaving but it worked right into my plans. I agree right away and I tell her your 30 days isstarting right now.
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I knew she was leaving but it worked right into my plans. I agree right away and I tell her your 30 days isstarting right now.
Thank your for this great tutorial. I have made one basket today as a Christmas gift for my auntie and share the link to your tuto on my blog.
ReplyDeleteThanks rannie for ur observation. I also noticed it..they are too clean and tidy.,,hahaha. BTW, amazing works, right
ReplyDeleteИнтересный урок, на днях я планировала шить коробочки :) вот еще сюрприз - ваш урок, возьму на заметку!
ReplyDeleteLove this project! Thank you for sharing! I posted a link to your tutorial and my finished product here: http://culdesacmom.blogspot.com/2010/12/top-10-projects-from-online-tutorials.html
ReplyDeleteVery cute, and great gift idea!
ReplyDeleteSend gifts to pakistan from usa
When I did a search for fabric baskets, I just kept finding yours all over on all kinds of blogs and photo searches. Here's my version:
ReplyDeletehttp://eskimomomma.blogspot.com/2011/01/pay-it-forward-2011.html
I made this basket last night for a last minute birthday gift. It turned out so cute thanks to your wonderful tutorial! I will be making many more of these for gift baskets!
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HI I made the fabric basket from your tutorial several yrs ago and wanted to make one using 2 1/2 or 3 inch squares , i can figure everything out but the size of the lining - do you know what size i would cut my fabric too for the lining- thanks i hope you can help, Didi
ReplyDeleteHi Ayumi,
ReplyDeleteI just wanted to let you know that I made one of these and a larger one and made a post about it with a link to this project and your blog. Take a look to see how mine came out if you like!
http://glowinggnome.blogspot.com/
~Ashley
Thank you Ayumi for this tutorial, excellent work! You can see my basket here:http://mosunbi.blogspot.com/2011/02/asian-fabric-basket.html
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing and for showing all the steps in photos. I enjoyed making.
ReplyDeleteThank you everyone!
ReplyDeleteDigi, what I would do is to make the outer bag first and see how big it will turn out. You can simply cut out lining that is the same size as the outer bag :) Hope this helps! I'm sorry it took me so long to get back to you.
I think I am hooked on these baskets, finsihed another one this weekend: http://mosunbi.blogspot.com/2011/02/french-fabric-basket.html
ReplyDeleteRight, another bag made by following your great instructions! Thank you so much for this, it really has inspired me to try out other new ideas I have of my own too, which I wouldnt have been able to do had I not learnt all of this from you!
ReplyDeleteTHANK YOU!!!
Thank you so much for this! It has been in my ToDo list for a long time, and I finally had a chance so make a little basket (here it is: http://www.flickr.com/photos/cjg66/5463629077/)
ReplyDeleteHi! Thank you so much for the awesome tutorial! I introduced it in my blog http://whiterabbittreasures.blogspot.com/ hope you don't mind :)
ReplyDeleteSeus trabalhos são incríveis!
ReplyDeleteObrigada por compartilhar!
Quero fazer esta cestinha, achei linda demais!
Meu email é: ivirgili@uol.com.br
Meu blog: iolandapatch.blogspot.com
Abraços
Iolanda
Thank you so much for this tutorial! I have very little experience in sewing, but sewing, following your tutorial was easy and fun. Here you can see my basket: http://sanovayatut.blogspot.com/2011/02/blog-post_27.html
ReplyDeleteThe fabric I used, literally, from my grandmother's dower chest:) Basket is on my desk, I put into it various small things.
Gracias por tu tutorial. Está fantástico.
ReplyDeleteHe hecho una cestita siguiendo tu tutorial.
http://retazos-dori.blogspot.com/2011/03/cestita-de-tela.html
Te mando un abrazo y de nuevo las gracias
Es un tutorial maravilloso. Yo quiero hacer esta cesta.
ReplyDeleteMuchas gracias por enseñarnos
I have now made a spring /easter version of these baskets, very cute!
ReplyDeletehttp://mosunbi.blogspot.com/2011/03/easter-fabric-basket.html
Thank you!
Wow! These are beautiful! You must have a lot of patience not only to make these, but also to take a photo of every step and post it. I can't make those, but I enjoy looking at them at least. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteYour fabric basket is wonderful! Thank you for sharing this! I am so glad I found you and will add you to follow.
ReplyDeleteBlessings & Aloha!
(I love to sew, but still consider myself a novice when it comes to quilting. In fact, I posted recently a tutorial on the Cathedral Windows quilt...if you get a chance to come by, I'd love to hear what you think and any hints or helps to add.)
I looked for one on twitter but could not discover one.I pray you would give some thought to doing the same.
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ReplyDeletethanks for this great tutorial - three years later and it's still going strong...you should be proud! You can see the one I made here: http://stitchingbystarlight.blogspot.com/2011/03/fabric-basket.html
ReplyDeleteThanks again - I'll be making many, many more!! :)
Lovely!
ReplyDeleteCan't wait to make a few of these! sooooo useful and very cute for Easter..
I linked to your blog on my own blog here: http://justfordaisy.blogspot.com/2011/03/easter-craft-egg-stravaganza.html
would love for you to visit! Will link to you again when I post my own blogpost once I make some beautiful baskets!
Rebekah
Ayumi, thanks for your tutorial on the basket! It's very interesting! I liked your beautiful basket:) So, i make it...Welcome to my blog
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Thanks for the great tutorial. I'm making my grandchildren Easter baskets and this is perfect. Would you like me to send you pics of finished product? surrey_girl1@hotmail.com Gay from Surrey BC Canada
ReplyDeleteLove it! I think this is one of the easiest to understand tutorials I've ever seen. Thank you!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the tutorial! I made my daughter's Easter basket from it and LOVE it! I blogged about it on my site (http://sewingnovice.com/2011/04/10/easter-basket/)
ReplyDeleteI tried to make your baskets. I really like the result.I love how it turned out!
ReplyDeleteThank you for the the tutorial.
Viviana
http://www.fantasiacreando.blogspot.com
Pity I only found your blog today, it would have been nice to do something for easter :-)
ReplyDeleteHi Ayumi, thanks for this great tutorial. Your steps are described very clearly and the result is great. You can see my basket here: http://www.molenweg83.nl/?e=571 (sorry, in Dutch).
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wow! looks really great, gonna try this at home :)
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ReplyDeleteThis was really helpful. I made something similar after reading your post. I linked to your blog I hope it is ok. Thank you for a great tutorial.
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ReplyDeleteADORABLE! Your tutorial looks great and so easy...I can't wait to go make one! Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteAllie at http://allie-oopssweethappylife.blogspot.com/
posted today about the one she made and linked to your tutorial, that's how I found it!
Came over from Allie (allie-oops). Your fabric basket is so cute.
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NICe tutorial. anyone who know little bit about sew who made fabric basket at home through this tutorial. thanks for sharing this info.
ReplyDeleteMy goodness!!This is superb.I must say you have creative brains...
ReplyDeleteGreat directions and photos. Thank you so much. This was fun to make and works up quickly.
ReplyDeleteThe nice things about blogs is that they hang around forever. Good thing, 'cause I'm late finding this. What a neat project! Thanks for the good instructions.
ReplyDeleteHi, I´m from Germany. I´ve got find your homepage today. Thank you for the ideas - your tutorials are all so cute and simply.
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Really love theseand I will try to do one in the future since I am organasing my sewing room. These are very useful. Thanks for the tutorial.
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Excellent tutorial, very simple clear instructions, will enjoy making this, thankyou and compliments for your blog.
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I love your work, and I'm going to make this fabric basket this afternoon. I'll post it in my blog and give you the credit.
Thanks for the amazing tutorial and for all the great work and inspiration you provide us.
From Brazil,
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Hi, Ayumi!
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Its really nice tutorial. Thanks a lot for sharing the amazing information. Fantastic fabric gift basket ideas.
ReplyDeleteThis is a great tutorial - I've just made it will post pictures to your flickr group and blog about it later! thank you :-)
ReplyDeleteHere's my first attempt! http://singsinganewsong.blogspot.com/2011/08/cute-little-tote.html
ReplyDeleteThanks for the easy to follow instructions. Anyone have luck making it bigger? If so, what size did you increase the squares to?
beck at pausingreality dot com
Thank you so much everyone!
ReplyDeleteBeck-
Many folks made the pattern 1.5 times bigger successfully. The measurement can be found in FAQ section :)
I was interested know about it.
ReplyDeleteHi Ayumi. Just made the little basket and wanted to let you know that the tutorial is fantastic. Thankyou so much!
ReplyDeleteThank you soo much for the tutorial! It was so well written that even I understood it :-). Here is my try:
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ReplyDeleteI just made a fabric basket according to your tutorial and posted it on my blog!
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Thanks for this tutorial! I've pinned this and the lunch bag to my Quilts, Sewing, Fabric board.
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Thanks for a great tutorial! It was very easy to follow. I am linking to this and posting the little basket I made on my blog today!
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What a great tutorial. Very easy to understand and follow. I have already made 2 fabric baskets, and have cut material to make more (with a larger square and linen above and below the pieced strip). Thanks for sharing all your tutorials.
ReplyDeleteCute basket!!! I will have to save this tutorial for next Easter! :)
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ReplyDeletethat is adorable!!
ReplyDeletei'm going to make one for each of my nieces!
thanks!
This is so easy to make out, just needs little bit more practice with stitching, after that I will be making such beautiful bags.
ReplyDeleteDear Ayumi,
ReplyDeleteThanks for such a beautiful idea and easy tut!! I'm going to make my first basket for christmas, if goes ok, then I'll make more for my christmas gifts.
I'm so excited about your blog, you open me a different patchwork world....not only quilts!!
Please, keep doing this wonderful work you do, it's so inspiring!!
Lots of greetings from a spanish girl!
Love,
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Just a question..
ReplyDeletein the last step, what do you mean by "Hand-stitch opening closed"?.
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Thank you everyone!
ReplyDeleteIsabel-
Glad you are making your basket! When you turn the right side of your basket from the opening, you want to close up the opening. I grab the opening, crease the edges to make seam allowance, and hand-sew the opening so that it will be closed - no more hole in the basket's lining. Hope this makes sense ;)
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I love that you have pictures for every step! This is great because I am a very visual person.
ReplyDeleteI wanted to say thank you again for this tutorial. I've now made 10 for gifts! You have truly blessed me with this pattern!
ReplyDeleteThank you - I just finished one and plan on making more. I did make a mistake and didn't pay enough attention to the lay out of the one directional fabric I used.
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http://stitchingbythebeach.blogspot.com
Just finished this project and I LOVE it!!!!!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much. I see myself making many more. I found my way here via the SMS giveaway day:)
I have looked all over for a great pattern with a simple tutorial. When I came across yours one night, I couldn't wait till morning to jump right into it. I did adjust the measurements and made mine a little bigger and used a funky pattern instead of patch work. I've never boxed a purse before and your instructions made it so easy, specially with the link. I plan on making many more.
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