Welcome to this week's challenge. What can you put ruffles on ?
Everywhere I look at the moment there are ruffles, and not just on clothes. I have seen ruffled shower curtains, cushions, aprons, tablecloths and cute little cupcakes. I think they are so summery and as we are being promised a heatwave I thought we should have more ruffles in our lives.
I decided to make a ruffled bag - with a twist! I made it from a vest t-shirt.
When you turn it the other way it is bag shaped already - no complicated cutting out!
I ran up some ruffles using some lovely Cath Kidston fabric.
Add as many rows as you like.
After doing this I thought it would really cute on a little baby vest for the summer.
What can you ruffle?
Joy xx
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Hello, Eleanor here. Thanks for this challenge Joy, that's such a sweet bag.
I was reminded of how much I loved making a ruffled skirt, here, so I scrapped it, using fabric scraps left over, a (very old) Junkitz zip, some swiss dot scalloped fabric trim, and Cuttlebug butterflies.
Then, I was in a ruffling mode, so I rustled up, or should that be ruffled up, a New Baby card, with cardstock, cuttlebug, sewing machine, broderie anglaise lace trim and some (very old) tiny goldlabel alphabet stickers:
I love ruffles.
x
P.S. Every time I write (very old) like that, in brackets, it means I'm feeling rather virtuous about using up old stash. :)
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Oh wow I am definitely going to have a go at ruffles.
Just wondering if DH would notice if I 'borrowed' one of his vest tops and would he notice the altered state with ruffles?? (probably not lol) x
Posted by: Debbie Roberts | June 10, 2011 at 06:42 AM
How cute are these projects. Ruffles are cute :)
tfs x
Posted by: jayne | June 10, 2011 at 11:15 AM
I love the frilly pants!
Posted by: Joy | June 10, 2011 at 09:12 PM
I didn't get to play this week but your work rocks.
I so want to copy that new baby card - love it
Posted by: Scrapdolly | June 11, 2011 at 06:33 PM
Ruffles look so much fun.
Posted by: Lynne V | June 12, 2011 at 06:38 PM