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franceslievensTwo projects that are part of my ongoing quest to remove the clutter in our current home before moving to the big house:
A reversible bag (a gift for a friend, eating up half of a piece of fabric):
(tutorial)
A nappy holder type of thing:
(tutorial)
Remember The One Bag? It can hold my life, my children's, P.'s and food for all. I'm loving it, but its strength is also its weakness. Things get messy in there, with diapers covered in cookie crumbs and half empty packs of wet wipes spilling their contents. This thing keeps a couple of diapers and a pack of wet wipes, neatly together. I can pack it in my bag when I need it, throw it out when the Bumster doesn't tag along when I'm out and about. Making it is easy-peasy with the Toyota and I'm super-cheap with the IKEA-fabric.
A reversible bag (a gift for a friend, eating up half of a piece of fabric):
(tutorial)
A nappy holder type of thing:
(tutorial)
Remember The One Bag? It can hold my life, my children's, P.'s and food for all. I'm loving it, but its strength is also its weakness. Things get messy in there, with diapers covered in cookie crumbs and half empty packs of wet wipes spilling their contents. This thing keeps a couple of diapers and a pack of wet wipes, neatly together. I can pack it in my bag when I need it, throw it out when the Bumster doesn't tag along when I'm out and about. Making it is easy-peasy with the Toyota and I'm super-cheap with the IKEA-fabric.
