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I needed something for my spools of thread and was inspired by the Charlie bag. Made this from 2 identical bags that I put together for a reversable effect.
Make a circle bottom (app. 20cm dia) and sew on a matching ‘cylinder’ that is as high as you’d like.
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Cotton
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Aug 26, 2009, 09.16 AMby minitwob
I found a similar product in a home decor store (in Copenhagen) in a rough canvas – also two colored reversible. Purpose here was bread basket. Circle was much wider and cylinder shorter. Another way to use it I guess…!
Jul 5, 2009, 12.41 PMby amberwitch
Great creation. Very attractive and versatile basket.
Jul 3, 2009, 03.00 PMby zickzack
Nice fabric and nice basket! My collection of yarn,… is growing, so I might need something like this soon. I can also imagine using something similar as a flowerpot cover.