My attention was diverted from my checklist last week by these sweet little Easter baskets. I could not resist making them.
I made several versions:
And it was hard to choose a favorite. Each of the bags was lined in a different fabric that coordinated with the flowers on the outside.
Saturday we took them up to The Village Yarn Shop where they will be waiting for owners. :)
And this morning I'm back to quilting the baby's quilt. But, as soon as I put in my day's worth on that I'll be working on my other diversion.....to be posted soon.
I made several versions:
And it was hard to choose a favorite. Each of the bags was lined in a different fabric that coordinated with the flowers on the outside.
Saturday we took them up to The Village Yarn Shop where they will be waiting for owners. :)
And this morning I'm back to quilting the baby's quilt. But, as soon as I put in my day's worth on that I'll be working on my other diversion.....to be posted soon.
Sooooo cute! Are you on facebook? The Village Yarn Shop has a page. Do you mind if I post one of your Easter basket pictures from this post on the VYS facebbok page?
ReplyDeleteThose are adorable. I love the idea of using the same Easter basket each year as one uses a Christmas stocking. These would be perfect for that purpose.
ReplyDeleteMy son is now twenty and I will still put together a basket for him. My sister put together a basket for her daughter until she was in her 30s. (Her only child.) :)
A very very sweet little 'diversion' to be sure! I love the cream against the bright spring flowers - very lovely! I hope they sell quickly and make some little girl feel quite cherished!
ReplyDeleteGreat work, Heather. I'm sure they will fly off of the shelves.
ReplyDeleteSo cute! I just love them and if I had a little girl, I would want one very much... :)
ReplyDeleteI love, love, love these!
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