I had the craft bug bite me really late so I couldn’t resist. I used to make hair bows but stopped when I started college since I didn’t have time to blog and make bows. I miss it sometimes!
Tonight I was inspired by an empty chocolate milk canister. Its Nestle Quick. All I did was grab an old outgrown dress of my daughters and rough cut to size. I wanted a jagged look, no perfect seams to make it more country looking. I used hot glue and wrapped the sides then the bottom. For the inside I glued a ring and put fabric inside with a 1 inch overage. I glued down all the seams.
To finish I trimmed in some red grosgrain ribbon and glued on applique’s, then it was done. No sewing!
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This is awesome! I need one of these for my desk.
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Such a great idea! Going to pin this!
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That is so cute. I’m not much of a crafty person and I wouldn’t dare bring Sharpies in this house with these kids but that would make a really fun container in the kitchen with a food/baking fabric pattern. or maybe even do a bunch with themes for cookie cutters.
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that is just way too cute!!!!
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What a great idea – I love using an outgrown dress for the fabric!
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It’s lovely! I think I am capable of doing this craft. Thanks!
As a seamstress for 35 years now, this idea really sparks my interest. I just told my grandson yesterday that we need to do a deep organized clean up and storage on his desk here at my house and this idea I love, I have a chest full of fabrics to choose from in designs. Thanks for sharing
Pretty! I just remembered I’ve seen lots of spare cloths scattered all over the house. Might be time for the family to start using some of that creativity to spice up some things in the house. Have you ever tried selling your crafts?