I remembered buying some Tilda pom pom trim some time ago from Guernsey. I even went and collected my order on a trip with Jane. So I broke out my box of trim and a handful of Tilda fabrics. Now what to do with them?
I waited for inspiration to strike and I wasn't disappointed. Pictures of Noodlehead's latest pattern for a divided basket kept popping up on blogs. Cute pattern - how would it look with a Pom pom trim? I added in the grey and aqua spotted fabric from Bonnie & Camille into the mix. I can recommend this pattern for a quick and easy make. Who can't use another basket for their notions or embroidery?
I waited for inspiration to strike and I wasn't disappointed. Pictures of Noodlehead's latest pattern for a divided basket kept popping up on blogs. Cute pattern - how would it look with a Pom pom trim? I added in the grey and aqua spotted fabric from Bonnie & Camille into the mix. I can recommend this pattern for a quick and easy make. Who can't use another basket for their notions or embroidery?
So shake your pom poms for my contribution!!
I stitched the pom pom trim to the outside of the pocket with two sets of straight stitches but I trimmed one pom pom from each end of the trim to allow for the seam allowance.
And here it is with the matching needle case I made it the Stitch Me Up embroidery blog hop.
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April 25
Adorable little basket! The Pom Poms make it just perfect. Great work!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great basket!
ReplyDeleteWonderful basket and a lovely needle case!
ReplyDeleteLove your basket and needle case! The added Pom Poms make it perfect. Thank you for sharing.
ReplyDeleteThe pom poms really add to the basket. Great project.
ReplyDeleteWow! You are very clever to make a divided basket which matches your needle case from the embroidery hop. I love the basket and the poms are a wonderful addition. How could you go wrong with fabric from Bonnie and Camille.
ReplyDeleteI was looking at you mini quilt. Is is a tiny version of Thimble Blossoms' round & round? I could end up in the poor house buying her patterns to have in my stash.
Thank you for participating in the hop and inspiring us with your wonderful divided basket. A couple of weeks ago I decided I wanted to go to the cross stitch store. My best friend went with me even though she doesn't cross stitch. She bought a couple of bags that were on sale. So, yes, you can always use more bags. And, thank you for blogging and sharing all your wonderful eye candy.
Oh my goodness! You have created an awesome little basket! For me the pom poms are the perfect finish, like sprinkles on a cup cake! :) Just too cute!
ReplyDeleteVery nice. I sure like the fabric colors. A gal can't have enough baskets to store sewing supplies! I know I could certainly use a few more.
ReplyDeleteIt is adorable, and I love Tilda fabrics what a great combination!
ReplyDeleteCute basket.
ReplyDeleteOh so lovely. Thanks for sharing. Nice colors you used.
ReplyDeleteFrederika
Such an adorable little basket!
ReplyDeleteLove the basket.
ReplyDeleteLove your basket with the pompoms. I have made some of those and love them, but never thought of pompoms. cute idea.
ReplyDeleteGreat basket and needle case.Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteNice touch with the pompoms. Love that pattern too. Jane
ReplyDeleteSupersweet basket! Those pom poms just make it so much fun to look at. Lovely matching needle case.
ReplyDeleteYour basket is sew lovely! Thank you for sharing ... :) Pat
ReplyDeleteLove the basket; so sweet!
ReplyDeleteYour basket is adorable.
ReplyDeleteVery cute tote! Glad your inspiration directed you to use your pom pom trim!
ReplyDeleteYour little purse is adorable!!
ReplyDeleteSue what a pretty tote....you gotta love pink pom poms....you did a fabulous job of the case too..I need one of those...x
ReplyDeleteYour basket is so cute with the lovely pom pons
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing
I really love this one!
ReplyDeletelove your bag that is cute and pink is my fav. color
ReplyDeleteLove those pom poms added to your little basket--very cute! I love how it matches your needle case, too. :O)
ReplyDeleteHi!!! Very pretty basket!!! Love the little pom poms!!! Thank You
ReplyDeleteI love that basket! Your fabric choices are wonderful and the trim is perfect!
ReplyDeleteNice job on a practical project :)
ReplyDeleteI love this basket pattern and the trim is super cute. Thanks so much for sharing this today.
ReplyDeleteWhat a cute little basket! My pom poms are shaking for you! Yeah!!
ReplyDeleteOh I have got to go see the pattern to figure out how got that divider sewn in there. This is lovely. What a lovely addition to your sewing room! How clever that it goes so well with your "stitch me up" project too.
ReplyDeleteFabulous!
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing!
I love that basket. The pompoms add just the right touch.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great bag! And the pompom trim really does add a nice touch!
ReplyDeleteThe pom-pom trim is great looking on your basket. Nice needle case too. Both will be very handy for you.
ReplyDeleteThat looks so pretty. I love that pattern and you did a great job on it.
ReplyDeleteLove your divided basket. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteI just love this!
ReplyDeleteNow that is a gorgeous basket. Love teh pom pom fringe on it
ReplyDeleteYour sew right, we always need for little baskets for the stitching areas. Love the pom pom border on yours.
ReplyDeletethat's the perfect little basket to help keep a couple projects organizes. I think I will have to keep on the look out for some of that pompom trim.
ReplyDeletethanks for sharing
Cute basket combination. The pom pom really makes it stand out. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteCute bag!!!! :)
ReplyDeleteI love the pompom trim on the fabric bin, super cute.
ReplyDeleteA-Dor-A-Ble ♡♡♡
ReplyDeletegreat idea, looks beautiful!
ReplyDeleteThe Poms added just the right pizazz to the basket!
ReplyDeleteVery nice fabric bag - I've been wanting to make some, too!
ReplyDeleteSo so sweet!! Good idea!!
ReplyDeleteLove that basket design and those pom poms add a special sweet touch!!
ReplyDeletevery nice basket...great job
ReplyDeleteI love how it all goes together. Adorable!
ReplyDeleteLovely basket and needle case, very pretty!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea!! I love what you did with the pom poms!
ReplyDeleteThe poms look fabulous on the basket. I've been looking at Noodlehead's pattern and think it is wonderful. Love it!
ReplyDeleteVery cute basket. Love the little needle book, too cute.
ReplyDeleteGreat basket. I love the fabrics.
ReplyDeleteGreat basket and the pom poms look great on it. I have yet to try the pattern for that basket but one of these day I will!
ReplyDeleteWhat a creative idea!
ReplyDeletethere have been a lot of Noodlehead baskets around lately, but I think your version is my favorite! it looks fantastic with the pom pom trim!
ReplyDeleteI like that basket! Must make me one.
ReplyDeleteThat basket is very pretty and looks quite useful. I like your needle case even more.
ReplyDeleteAn adorable project.
ReplyDeleteGreat basket! So well finished :)
ReplyDeleteYour basket looks all dressed up and ready for a sewing party! Baskets are such a pretty way to keep the clutter contained.
ReplyDeleteLove your basket, and what a perfect idea to put a divider in.
ReplyDeleteThe pom poms just add that pizzaz to the basket. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteI love your basket--great job. I really like your fabric, also. Thanks for sharing!
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