I found this fabric last week at the thrift store. I thought it was really cool. I'm not sure exactly what I'll do with it, but it would make something cute for the kitchen. It's kind of a border print - I can't say as though I've ever seen any fabric quite like this - half of it is the yellow print, and the other is the cream print.
And here's the original price tag - 4 yards for $1.00. That was what they were charging at the thrift store as well. :)
I followed the tutorial found
here for the towel. I like her fabric much better than mine! I was in a hurry to get one done, so I did not embellish this one. I will be appliquing trees on some of mine, and might go for some with yo-yo's as well. I had a hard time finding charm packs of Christmas fabric in my local quilt shops. I bought some fat quarters and half yard cuts, and combined them with some Christmas (and non-Christmas) fabric from my stash.
I found this fabric last week at the thrift store. I thought it was really cool. I'm not sure exactly what I'll do with it, but it would make something cute for the kitchen. It's kind of a border print - I can't say as though I've ever seen any fabric quite like this - half of it is the yellow print, and the other is the cream print.
I followed the tutorial found here for the towel. I like her fabric much better than mine! I was in a hurry to get one done, so I did not embellish this one. I will be appliquing trees on some of mine, and might go for some with yo-yo's as well. I had a hard time finding charm packs of Christmas fabric in my local quilt shops. I bought some fat quarters and half yard cuts, and combined them with some Christmas (and non-Christmas) fabric from my stash.
2 comments:
Well, I took a few days to think about the percale. So far, I got nothing. It is to bad you didn't get a mark down on the original price.
ha ha.
The vintage kitchen fabric is killing me. KILLING me I tell you. It is so fantastic. You found a winner.
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