When I saw the
nesting bowls pattern over at a cuppa and a catch up, I knew that I would be buying the pattern. Especially when I saw the easter basket that had been made with the pattern. My kids have been using those little felt Easter basket from Target and while they are cute, I wanted something bigger and (hopefully) more long lasting.
I wanted to use a fabric that was not Easter specific in case I wanted to use the baskets for something else in the future. I also wanted to make mine bigger than Nova's (she used the 5 inch bowl, I used the 7 inch) because I know that my kids will want to also carry around sippy cups, stuffed animals, and snacks in their baskets.
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Harper's basket |
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Jonah's basket, which looks wonky here, but it isn't really |
The pattern is extremely well written and detailed with instructions on how to customize size and details. I didn't have the right weight of interfacing (the pattern called for a medium weight and what I had was a lighter weight), but with the fusible fleece it still stands up well on its own and I am very happy with the results. I am looking forward to making a set of nesting bowls for myself in the future!
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So cute! And I can just picture a little one carrying all sorts of stuff in there. I know my kids would have when they were a bit younger!
ReplyDeleteVery cute! I'm working on the same thing for my boys right now. I'm making the 6" size and hoping it isn't too small!
ReplyDeleteThose are darling. I have been wanting to make something more long-lasting for my boys easter baskets too. I'm trying to decide between making them an all fabric basket like this, or basket liners for a good, sturdy basket.
ReplyDeletegorgeous baskets and very quick sewing - I've bought the pattern and haven't even read it yet !
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