1. You're eyes are not playing tricks, that does in fact say 2yds/$1.00 for various lace trims. Thinking about this project.
2. Some sort of Suiting blend, may not be the best quality, but for $4/yd I think I can justify a pencil skirt that may or may not last until the end of time. Thinking about this project.
3. When I was working on our ward Harvest Party, I looked everywhere for burlap. The only affordable kind I could find was at Home Depot and it was SO dirty and moldy and smelly. I was embarrased to even use it, but I did (sorry friends!). Think of this and this project.
4. $5 stretch denim. Oh the possibilities. I'm not even going to get started, but maybe I'll just think about making a friend for the whale.
5. Oil cloth. I didn't get the price on these, but based on the trends, you know it's gonna be cheap. Thinking of these, these, and making a few of these.
6. The priciest price point in the joint. They've got some fun decorator fabrics. I mean, they probably aren't designer, but there are still some great options for pennies on the dollar compared to other places.
So much fun to be had I can't stand it!
2 comments:
Looks like you've got some fun on your horizon! And, oh, oilcloth! How I love it. I once found instructions for a darling scalloped tablecloth that I'd love to make (someday, when I have a table set up that would better allow for a tablecloth). I once went crazy with oilcloth, mostly making placemats and travel chalkboards for the boys (FYI: the chalk cloth variety of oilcloth = SUPER awesome). One of these days I'll tackle more oilcloth projects.
Oooooooh! I want an oilcloth lunch bag too!!
I love seeing all your paper project ideas. I love paper as a medium. Yes, I am addicted to all things paper.
My other current passion is jewelry made from silverware...
I miss you! Hope all is well.
Dana
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