I still have a couple more to make from scratch, but I have completed the rest of the Drawstring Bags I prepared a week or so ago...
I love Jeni's pattern, and I think I may have to shell out for the full pattern of many sizes, as I think the few dollars it costs, instead of working out the maths, will be money well spent.
I was queuing for ages in the Post Office today, and it won't be the last time in the run up to Christmas, but it means I am starting to get things moving, and that feels good.
Tomorrow I have to make a cushion cover for my Dad's birthday, delivery due on Saturday; and I will also be assisting the Year 1s getting in and out of their Nativity outfits, so wish me luck on both accounts.
For now, my fingers are so cold, wrapping them around a cup of tea is my first priority of the evening, TTFN xxx
That's quite a production line of drawstring bags! Enjoy the Nativity play, not that it sounds like you will be seeing much! I'll have an icy gin and tonic for you!
ReplyDeleteWe had the nativity play today, nothing marks the start of Christmas like the nativity. Hope you enjoy!!! Love the bags. Sarah
ReplyDeleteGo buy the pattern (or wait till she has it on sale!), i have it and it's great, you could do the maths yourself but sometimes life it too short!
ReplyDeleteHave fun tomorrow, I have the excuse of a smaller child who would create more chaos if I went to help!
Gorgeous bags! Good luck in the costume room - I'd take a few spare carrier bags, some sticky labels, a pen and some safety pins...just in case ;o)
ReplyDeleteJust lovely bags, sometimes simple things are the best.
ReplyDeleteLove those bags, thanks for putting mine in the post today
ReplyDeleteAll pretty bags in a row! Good luck for tomorrow, and hope you've warmed up by now!
ReplyDeletepretty pretty bags - I love Jeni's pattern!
ReplyDeleteLovely bags. Enjoy your wardrobe mistress duties tomorrow. And hope the heating gets sorted!
ReplyDeleteLovely bags, hope things warm up a bit soon. Good luck tomorrow, hope they get their heads in the right holes and make it easier for you... ;-)
ReplyDeleteGood luck! I need to hit the PO this week, but I'm hoping to procrastinate til about Friday ;o)
ReplyDeleteGorgeous bags and good luck with organising the year 1's.
ReplyDeleteLoving those bags. I hope that the changing goes well! Di x
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Very cute! I wonder what will be going inside them? Jxo
ReplyDeleteCute bags. Jeni's pattern is the best and so versatile
ReplyDeleteLovely bags, but do warm up before the costume assistance.
ReplyDeleteNice bags ! Good luck with the nativity - my idea of hell!
ReplyDeleteYour drawstring bags are beautiful Hadley! I waited an hour at the post office last week as one of the counter staff went off for his lunch..luckily there were seats and a deli style ticket system otherwise there may have been a riot!
ReplyDeleteThese are lovely!
ReplyDeleteI'm going to assembly line sew a ton of these this week.
ReplyDeleteHaha baglady to quick change artiste! The very best of luck to you!
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