This project was a quick one, started on Sunday night and finished yesterday.
Using the Moda Bake Shop tutorial as a guide, this is my finished project!
I cut four 5 inch strips (two pink, two yellow) and sewed them together, then cut them crosswise at 3.5 inches and made it into a checkerboard pattern.
To make the drawstring, I cut two strips of fabric 2.5 inches wide and sewed it on like one would sew on a binding, but instead of hand stitching the back, I just ran a cord through the loop in the "binding" and tied it in a bow where the start and end of the binding over lapped.
It is ever so slightly large (you really have to gather it quite a bit to get it snug) so I might trim it down a little bit. But it ended up very cute!
Hooray for completely finished projects!
It turned out great! I think my ironing board need a new one too.
ReplyDeleteCute! Its so nice to have prety things around when we sew.
ReplyDeleteOh that is so what I need to make. Love your fabric choice.
ReplyDeleteOh I'd want to iron if I had that in my sewing room :)
ReplyDeleteA new ironing board cover is on my to-do list! Yours turned out fabulous!
ReplyDeleteThat's so cute! You've inspired me to make one for mine, now that I have a new iron that doesn't spit!! Whoop whoop!!
ReplyDeleteAwesome and functional...very cool!
ReplyDeleteSo cute! Now I really want to do this -- my current one is horrible.
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