I made a reversible drawstring gift bag last Christmas and finally got around to writing up a tutorial. I used a different method to make this bag so there is no need for french seams. This is a great way to use up small pieces of fabric you have from other projects and the best part is it’s reversible so…
To continue destashing my Liberty fabric collection, I decided to indulge in some selfish sewing and use one of my fabrics for a new spring top. I chose this lovely Liberty Hera peacock feather print I saw used in this J.Crew shirt. I used my favorite Simplicity pattern 1377 view E also seen here and here. It was harder to…
A couple of months ago I talked about my Etsy shop to destash my overflowing collection of fabric. I’ve since listed more Liberty charm packs and I have Liberty scrap packs too! You can look at the projects I’ve done with my Liberty London scraps here. Here are a few pictures of new items in the shop. I’m still in…
I’ve been trying to find a Liberty print phone case for my Samsung Galaxy but have discovered that the world only caters to the iPhone user population =( Then I came across this Martha Stewart’s Decoupage formula that works with fabric and makes the decoupaged item dishwasher safe! The Martha Stewart website has instructions and a video showing how to…
Today is a short post to share another set of 12 fat eighths I received from the Liberty Alice in Wonderland 2015 collection. Aren’t they beautiful? To see the prints I received last month from my I Love Liberty club subscription go here. I’m still undecided what to do with these lovelies. Maybe inspiration hit me soon =) Have a…
Today is the last post in the 3 part tutorial series on how to make this DIY Liberty fabric book. If you missed part 1 and 2, you can find them here and here. Thanks to Ava & Neve Liberte Courtiers for providing the beautiful Liberty lawn fabrics used in this book.
