This was a fun project, it took me a little bit of practice to get the hang of it. My first attempt at a lid, on the smallest basket, ended up looking more like a popover than a flat-topped basket cover. I persevered and quickly realized that if I stitched with the outer lid band "ring" on the top, to the round cover piece, flat against the sewing machine bed, s-l-o-w-l-y, it was possible to achieve a perfectly flat surface and a smooth seam at the same time. As stated in the directions! (Those wise words from the poster hanging in my seventh-grade home ec. room prove true once again: "when all else fails, read the directions!") In the end, I did remake a second lid for the smallest one. The results speak for themselves.
I learned a lot and enjoyed every step! I will definitely make more of these.
I love the look of the little handles and the clear vinyl
pocket on the fronts for labeling each basket's contents.
So, what's nesting at your house?
Life is Good!
very cute mrs g....
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ReplyDeleteThese are so soft and pretty looking! Your craftsmanship looks excellent to me!
ReplyDeleteAbout the only thing nesting at my house is my Matreshka Doll collection. : )
These are so cute! Nesting containers is a great idea. They don't take up a lot of space and can hold so much.
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