Morning All,
After I made the quilt and go, I knew that I needed to do something similar for my knitting, I'm a fickle person and bored easily so I like to have a few things on the go at once. I used the another of the embroidery hoops I received from Wholeport
Supplies
- Fabric
- Bias Binding
- Sewing supplies
- Quilt batting
Grab your fabric and cut into strips, the width will depend on the hoop size you use, and how long you want it
Sew the strips together and attach the quilt batting and inner fabric
Fill with your latest knitting project
Just like my Quilt and go, I can grab it at nap time or bed time and clickity clack the night away.
DIY Delight or disaster? Well I'm delighted! I love Wholeport's embroidery hoops, Elizabeth has been on Pinterest and wants some in her room for decoration, I plan on buying a few sets. The best part is, Wholeport's prices are based on how many you buy, the more you buy the cheaper they become.
Thanks for reading,
Mel xo
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You are fabulous and this is yet another hoop delight! Mel, you've inspired me.
ReplyDeleteLove it! Embroidery hoops are SO great! Will have to check out Wholeport, Spotty often sells out and never has the size I need.
ReplyDeleteAnother fun embroidery hoop craft project. I love it! If only I knitted :)
ReplyDeleteI don't knit, but this is such a versatile organizer ! Pinned - I need one for my craft stuff I carry all over the house :-) Really lovely and very creative, Mel !
ReplyDeleteLove that this is portable! Elisabeth is one smart girl to pick up on that for her room.
ReplyDeleteThis is hooptastic Mel! It would be fabulous for fabric odds and sods that I collect. What a great use of an embroidery hoop. I think I might actually be able to sew that.
ReplyDeleteFantastic idea! I have all of the things to get me started on the knitting train. I even have a copy of Knitting for Dummies (thanks, Mom). Now I just need to actually pick up the needles. This project bag seems like something I could do! :)
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea, Mel! Love the fabric too.
ReplyDeleteDelight, and I can see you knitting, in your pink slippers, hahahaaha. :)
ReplyDeleteMy gram tried to teach me to knit and I never could get the hang of it too. I still have the throws she made though, one for me, and one for each of my children (except the little guy).
I did learn to crochet a little bit. ;)
You know I won't be knitting, but I love this idea for storing all sorts of things. Laundry room for the always odd left-over socks; plastic bags; hiding snacks....
ReplyDeleteAwesome Mel - I'm gonna have to do something like this - I keep losing all my sewing bits and bobs!
ReplyDeleteFab project - those hoops are certainly versatile!
ReplyDeleteHugs, Estelle xx
DELIGHT! What a great idea, Mel! You are clever & crafty! I love that Tuula said it is "hooptastic" :) I love the fabric you used! Pinnng!
ReplyDeleteWhat a delight, Mel! Such a nifty idea for creating storage all around the house!
ReplyDeleteAnother great project Mel!
ReplyDeleteAND she knits too?
ReplyDeleteGreat idea Mel !!!
xox
What a great idea Mel! Pretty & practical! Have a great week! Angie
ReplyDeleteGreat idea! I can't seem to keep track of mine so perhaps I need to make one! Thank you for sharing! I’d love to have you visit me at Get Your Crap Together! We have a Pattern Party from the 1st of the month to the 10th and would love you to check it out. See you soon!
ReplyDeleteWow! I need a new clothespin bag for the clothesline. I might have to make one of these. Another great idea!
ReplyDeleteso cute. great idea! although i probably need about 100 for all my yarn ;) seriously, though, i love it!
ReplyDeleteLove this idea!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for sharing at the Wildly Original link party =)
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