A bit more recyling of old linen- this time a grey rose-print tablecloth that had seen better days. I think it is happy with its reincarnation.
The hardenbergia is in flower and the sun is out. Wishing you a very happy weekend ahead.
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25 responses to “old linens, part 2”
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I am in love with this bag – I find it incredibly hard to pass any old fabrics with roses on them and this sets my heart racing. It’s beautiful!
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Great lines that print.
I love the purple hardenbergia, yours seems like a really nice dark purple. Might have to get one.
I have the white, it has the most beautiful limey green throat.LikeLike
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Beautiful material and you’ve used it perfectly !
I love the soft light in your last photo .LikeLike
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i love this bag…would be lovely to try a lino cut like the rose…
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Oh my, that rose print is to die for !!! And the bag is just gorgeous 😀
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oh wow! What a great rose print!!! My nana grew that climber at many of her houses and is a big fav of mine. Happy weekend melissa
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Oooooh that is pretty! Loving the bag
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That print is gorgeous and very well used! I love that purse!!
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love the roses! (oh and guess what “surprise” i walked in on this morning? a sewing machine! my husband is a sneaky one, he is.)
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omigosh that BAG!! You wouldn’t happen to have 12 of them, would you? Just to keep the peace, heh ;^)
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That fabric is perfection! And such sweet things you made with it.
I wonder if I could draw a similar design as the one on this fabric and have it printed somewhere. Would that be allowed? I really don’t know.
I like jenni’s idea, making a lino cut, too,LikeLike
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That rose print is beautiful, and I love what you’ve made from it too.
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I’m with Emma, the bag is just fabulous! I’m rarely seen without something pink and flowery; how perfect would it be to have sometHing like this!
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Beautiful! Do you have a pattern for that style bag? It’s so practical but pretty and stylish!
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It’s like “where do you get your fab material” ~ Just love, LoVe, LOVE the fabric of the bag (it’s such a great feeling to upcycle especially when it can be used for something so handy!)
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looks so lovely, I like how you used the stripe along the top of the bag.
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beautiful fabric – both the bag and the zip wallet look just gorgeous x
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Nice article about you in the latest “Your Home & Garden”
some lovely shots of your home.LikeLike
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Gorgeous! Enjoyed the ‘Home and Garden’ article in the mail yesterday too!
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love the tablecloths new incarnations..jane
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What a gorgeous fabric, I love the little zipper purse.
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PS saw your home in Your Home and Garden mag today – so lovely, just like your blog 🙂
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Oooh…that rose print on the bag makes it de-lovely! ;o)
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I ADORE that bag set.
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Those colours work so well together – that grey blue and the pink, with the white and black. Lovely!
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