Biege frock for a girl with layered skirt portion, fleated sleeves with bow, laces and sequeins in body portion.
Thread case with leftover cloth
Stitch this easy thread case with leftover cloth bits in just about 45 mins...Its easy now to store your threads and ensure they dont get tangled...
Materials required
Leftover cloth bits- 3 equal pieces of the required length (A)
Lining cloth of the same measurement- 1 bit
One more long piece of same width to tie up (B)
Contrast or matching plain strips for piping
Stitch the four ends of one long piece (A) and lining cloth. Cut one long piece (A) into half . Double fold and stitch one side of each piece lengthwise. Leave out this side and attach the other three sides to the piece with lining cloth. See pic and attach on opposite sides so that both the open sides face each other. Mark about 1-1.5 inches lengthwise on both sides and stitch from the closed end to the open end. Repeat for the entire length on both sides. Now stitch the third piece of A cloth on all four sides.
Double fold and stitch one side of the B piece widthwise. Fold the B piece lengthwise and stitch the entire length. Turn to the right side.
Sew the matching strips on all four sides and attach the B piece also along on one side with the unfolded end attached to one side of the finished piece.
It takes hardly 45 mins to get this ready and to store it just roll it up and tie the strip around..
** You can create the same thing with pockets on just one side for your kids to store their crayons too
Shell photo frame
Materials required
Cardboard
Shells
Glitter tubes
Fevibond
Plastic sheet
Draw two rectangles in cardboard-size should be 1.5 inches more than the photo size in all sides. In one piece, mark 2 inches from all sides and cut out the inner rectangle. Use fevibond to stick shells in a random manner on this piece. Use glitter tubes to fill in the gaps. Let it dry well
Stick a transparent sheet of the same size to the back side of this piece. Finally stick the two rectangles together in three sides, leaving one side open to insert the photo. Allow it to dry well
Cut a rectangle piece in cardboard 2 inches width and 6 inches height and attach to the backside to get a stand for the frame.
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