Fabric Basket Has Many Uses
A Tutorial is Included for Fabric Easter Eggs!
This charming basket has so many uses. It’s a quick project and can be displayed throughout the house.
Fill it with fabric Easter eggs (or real ones!) and display it on your Easter table. Greens and ornaments will make it into a Christmas display. Halloween fabrics will make it a treat basket, use it for your latest knitting or crochet project … well, you get the idea.
Designer Amy Smart filled her basket with fabric eggs made using the tutorial by Retro Mama.
The basket is also great for gifts. Fill it with things the recipient will love, and give it for any occasion.
The basket tutorial by Amy Smart for Riley Blake Designs is made from a patchwork “cheater” print. You can piece your own basket body, or make the basket from one piece of a print you love.
Other than fabric, two items are specified for completing this basket. Click the links below to learn more and purchase them:
Click here for the free “Fabric Basket” tutorial.
Click here for the free PDF basket pattern.
Click here for the free fabric eggs tutorial from Retro Mama.
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Fill it with fabric Easter eggs (or real ones!) and display it on your Easter table. Greens and ornaments will make it into a Christmas display. Halloween fabrics will make it a treat basket, use it for your latest knitting or crochet project … well, you get the idea.
The basket is also great for gifts. Fill it with things the recipient will love, and give it for any occasion.
