Pretty Fabric Cuffs
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Swap
I have received an email from Kirsty asking if I should like to be part of a fabric cuff swap. I can only imagine that it was because of this post, which I posted so very long ago ... as you can see it mentions Christmas preparations!
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Pretty Fabric Cuffs
Pretty Fabric Cuffs
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I have spent the past few days making Christmas items. Mostly small stocking fillers and tree decorations. I saw some lovely 'cuffs' on Etsy and felt that they were just the type of thing that young teenage girls would like and found them very easy to make and very pretty and original ... and perfect stocking fillers or small tree gifts.
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| Ragged Twisted Cuffs |
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| Fabric Scraps From My Pincushion Swap Partner |
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| Padded Cuff With Velcro Fastening |
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| More Fiddly Satin Roses |
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| Larger Satin Rose |
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| Easy Cuffs |
I found them very easy and fun to do I (have now made ten in an afternoon) and very quick, simple and cheap. I shall now embellish them with buttons and beads and a little embroidery to make them a little bit more special.
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Now ... if you want to join in the swap and make some of these easy accessories (and receive something pretty yourself!) do go to join the swap ... go to http://fourhappyviolets.blogspot.com.au
Very pretty :o) Looking forward to seeing what you get back!
ReplyDeleteoh thanks for signing up...that's wonderful. i can't wait to stitch some up! will be in touch, kirsty.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea, Annabelle! I particularly like the first one. This might be something that even a "challenged" seamstress wannabe could try. What do you think? Thanks for sharing your beautiful cuffs. :-)
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