Lisa of Ivory Blush Roses pieced together the usable parts of some antique white linens. From this beautiful fabric, some natural linen lining, and Maureen Greenson’s pattern, she created an armchair sewing caddy that’s almost too pretty to use. She says, “There weren’t too many spots that needed seam embellishment as I tried to use the original edges as much as possible. But where seam embellishment was needed, simple feather stitch variations did the trick!” Lovely. See more photos at Lisa’s blog post.
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Lisa, GOD has given you a gift of your creative hands, and what beautiful things you have made. GOD BLESS you for sharing your works to others and putting smiles on our faces .