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I have a stash of the most gorgeous upholstery fabric in my attic and decided yesterday afternoon that it was time they were taken out and used for something!
So after a couple of hours of fabric sorting and pattern reconstruction I had decided a big bag was the way to go because it would allow me to use bits of lots of the lovely fabrics together (yay)
And this was the result which I am most happy with.
Except, as you can see in the last picture, as soon as I finished my lovely rascal of a cat Kuni decided to make it home!
Material Notes
Lovely lovely heavy floral fabric, calico for the lining and i big heavy navy zipper
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Apr 8, 2010, 04.02 PMby frankiesoup
I like :)
Cats have a habit of doing that – finding somewhere they shouldn’t be and turning it into their bed.
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Apr 8, 2010, 09.57 PMby x-alexandra-x
They do! mine has a lovely habit of rolling all over pattern pieces as I’m trying to cut them out, chewing my pins and removing them from my pieces and just generally causing trouble while I sew!