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Description
This fabric is leftover scraps from a roll my mother used to make bathroom curtains in the mid-70s. She kept it all this time, and through several cross-continental migrations! Moral of the story: never throw anything out.
Loosely based on a pattern from “Meet me at MIke’s” by Pip Lincolne, a collection of projects by Australian crafters.
Material Notes
Indian cotton.
Difficulty
Novice
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Dec 2, 2009, 08.37 PMby nenasew
I love the print. I agree with you about never throw away anything.