Photo by Sarah Ryan
Start with an old pair of jeans and cut off a portion off the bottom. Wednesday, 24 June 2015
Fabric storage basket using recycled denim
A quick and interesting way to use an old pair of jeans - and a cheap source of fabric.
Saturday, 13 June 2015
Bag: re-using a woollen blanket
I love the old check woollen blankets, and I have been stashing a few. Last week, I discovered that my every-day bag was disintegrating, and new ones that I looked at were so expensive! So I got to, and decided to put one of my old blankets to good use (this one I'd picked up for $2 at an Op Shop in the doggy blanket section).
Photo by Sarah Ryan
So I made a template from my old bag, and cut out two on the bias (diagonally), and two from a contrast fabric for the lining. Then I added an extra piece to make an inside pocket.
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accessories,
bag,
bags,
craft,
fabrics,
fibres,
handmade,
re-using,
recycling,
reusing,
sewing,
woollen blankets
Thursday, 4 June 2015
A cookbook from 1871
This post isn't giving ideas...it's just something interesting!
Mrs Beeton was a famous English cookery writer from the Victorian era (mid to late 1800's).
I found this book, All About Cookery, when poking about in a little shop in Cygnet and I couldn't pass it up.
Mrs Beeton was a famous English cookery writer from the Victorian era (mid to late 1800's).
I found this book, All About Cookery, when poking about in a little shop in Cygnet and I couldn't pass it up.
Photo by Sarah Ryan
It's like a dictionary of recipes, arranged in alphabetic order. Given it was from 1871, I was surprised at the range of quite fancy French recipes such as souffle or beef ragout.
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