The humidity is back to normal. On the 4th the humidity reached the highest point of the week, but now we have some really nice breeze came in from windows. Yesterday morning, I woke up early in the morning and start making these dumplings. It is simple and easy to make. I plan enlarge the pattern and make larger version.
You might have remember my{ swoon quilt} that I made in April. I used the leftover scraps made a {patchwork handbag} and still have two pieces of patchwork left. I though would make another tote for daily use, but simply mistakes happened. The measurement was 2 inches off and I don't have much leftover fabric for making up plan.
I saw these cute dumplings in Flickr few weeks ago and download the pattern { you can click and download your own}. These dumplings are fast to make the only trick is baste zipper by hand then sew that would make the zipper stay in shape!
This is the {harder version} which is resulted very small, but I think it is fairly easy to make if you are a sewer who sew most of the time.
This is the {easy version}, which is the same to the other one, but only bigger. I plan to enlarge this version to make a larger ones. I think these dumplings are great for storing small sewing project such as hexie patchwork or storing sewing needles, thread spools, and small scissors.
With two leftover patchwork pieces. I was able to make 4 dumplings. Yes, as I mentioned earlier. I am sad that I had to wasted some of patchwork pieces in order to get the pieces cut. I saved some large pieces and I hope I will transfer them into something else. It is a great feeling that I have used up all my swoon quilt fabric scraps for different projects.
xxC
These are wonderful!
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DeleteSooo cute! I want to try to make one (or a few).
ReplyDeleteThese are so easy to make! You will be able to make on in very short one!! I think both are easy manage! I used 12 inches zipper instead of 14 inches. Still gives me room to do the basting.
DeleteYour little dumplings are so adorable! And, I'm sort of envious of your weather. It's going to be another 100+ degree day for us here in Chicago, no fun at all.
ReplyDeleteOh no!! Hope you have AC around the house! I think our heat wave might passing through your state. Try to stay cool and drink lots iced tea. I hope the weather keeps stay in the 80's. Have fun playing these dumplings. They are fun to make and great for gifts...
Deletereally cure Chase! youve inspired me yet again!
ReplyDeleteThank you!! Penny, I can't wait to see what you make now!!
Deletethese turned out really cute!
ReplyDeleteis that denim you've used as well?
All the pieces are from the swoon quilt, so all are quilting weight. The darker fabric is called Painter's canvas by Laura Gunn. You might want to check out her other colors. They are very nice and I'd say it is a big heavier than the quilting weight cotton. x
Deletethese are adorable.
ReplyDeleteThank you, Julie! Hope you get to make some too!!
DeleteSuch lovely little bags, Chase! Glad you've had some relief in the weather department.
ReplyDeleteIt does feels good today!! My coffee is brewing and dishes are put away. Home is still mess due to the little camp was going on last night.. But the air is good. Today I am hoping to make another jar of sun tea. Working on next tutorial and hope to get it done and share next week!! Hope you have some good weather there as well!! x
DeleteThose dumplings are so adorable!!! Everyone has those leftover blocks and this is a great project idea for them. You could put your little hexies in them (if you make more).
ReplyDeleteI like your idea of making green sun tea, so I made some too. It was so good, I'm making more today!
Thanks for all the inspiration :)
I am glad you made some green sun tea. Give a little shake of your tea, ice, and sugar together. It brings out more tea flavor. I hope you make some of your dumplings. They are really fun to make!! Enjoy your day~ x
DeleteChase, i can't believe that your blog wasn't in my reader until today. i love your style. those dumplings are fantastic. i love how you repurposed them. by using smaller pieces of a larger patchwork your dumplings look like a piece of something bigger. and that makes me smile :)
ReplyDeleteI hope you get to make your own dumplings. Thank you for adding me to your reader. As a sewer/ quilter, I think we all dislike to waste any material that we got. A good way to use up every little bit of it!! That makes our day good and happy! x
DeleteJust found these and your blog on pinterest. These are soooo great! You have a beautiful site and so much great stuff!
ReplyDeleteThank you!! Please take your time browsing around and let me know if you need more information on certain project. I will try my best to explain. Have a wonderful day~ x
DeleteThey are soooo pretty ; )
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