But most of the comments were unappreciative and pointed out things that they thought I was doing wrong. Such is the way of the internet when you put things out for free.
I took the tutorial down a few months ago and decided to make it even better and turn it into a pattern.
The pattern is $4 and available for instant download through my Meylah store.
While the pattern does not include directions for creating a patchwork or pieced exterior, I decided to play around with some possibilities. The middle one was inspired by Alexia and the end one is just yellow happiness. :)
These actually have boxes in them to hold the shape. The larger one I use for produce (like the original pattern, shown in Amy Butler fabric). The smaller one on the right is where I keep my larger quilting supplies. It's just an Ikea box that I covered in Melody Miller fabric. It's not glued, so I can salvage the fabric and the box if I ever want to change things.
Lovely pattern...I really like your different variations!
ReplyDeleteI love it!
ReplyDeleteI'm glad you posted this as a pattern because I thought it was a really great idea. Perfect for the farmers market.
ReplyDeleteI liked the original; but now, with all of the variations, I love it! I love the idea of a storage box - for all sorts of supplies :)
ReplyDeleteCool idea, and great variations
ReplyDeleteI think this is a great idea too. Every one will be stealing photocopier paper boxes from work and putting them to good use!
ReplyDeleteI love this!!! :) What a great idea!!! Definitely going to have to add this of my sewing to-do list...It'd be a perfect way to story the baby's toys
ReplyDeleteCool! I agree--perfect for the farmers market!
ReplyDeleteI love this idea. Saves the produce when traveling home from the farmer's market. I'm happy to see that you've reposted such a great design.
ReplyDeleteI especially love the patchwork version. Nice job, Ali!
ReplyDeleteVery cute and perfect for produce at the farmers market! Another crafty idea for Christmas gifts!
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