These gifts were for Dan's side of the family, with whom we didn't celebrate Christmas with until New Years, so it gave me a bit longer to finish. I made these reversible cloth napkins for my mother-in-law, in the colors of her kitchen. We apparently have similar tastes, because these would match my kitchen and dining room, too! My trendy sister-in-law, Noelle, picked out this fabric from Anna Maria Horner as a favorite on a recent trip to the quilt shop, so I made a mental note and went back and bought enough to make 4 coasters . . .
. . . and 2 hot pads. Both were easy to make, so I might have to make some for myself this year!
I also made 2 more fabric footballs for our nephews and gave my sister-in-law Jennifer an "On the Town Diaper Pack" that holds a small package of wipes and 4 diapers. I've made a lot of those and one day, when I finally get around to opening an Etsy store, I'll list those for sale.
I also made 2 more fabric footballs for our nephews and gave my sister-in-law Jennifer an "On the Town Diaper Pack" that holds a small package of wipes and 4 diapers. I've made a lot of those and one day, when I finally get around to opening an Etsy store, I'll list those for sale.
Well friends, this ends the 3-part series on my Handmade Christmas. Hope you liked it. I really enjoyed making all these gifts, but I resolve in 2009 to start a bit earlier! Maybe next month???
2 comments:
Ok, I hadn't been on your blog in awhile.....and you have been extremely busy!!! Go girl--you are a quilting/sewing machine (no pun intended, honestly. :-)
I love those footballs! And your quilts are awesome. I can hardly wait to see your Etsy shop!!!
I love all the new stuff that you have created, Donette!
You do really neat work. These are so special to give as gifts:) I bet you are already planning for what to make for next Christmas...?:)
I so glad you are having so much fun with it. Your quilting is amazing.
Stay warm this week!
Hugs,
Linda C
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