Fabric Storage Bin
Fabric totes and baskets are great for storage! You can make a Fabric Storage Bin in any color or print you like. They have no sharp edges, so they are safe and practical for baby's rooms and children's rooms. This simple fabric basket will be done in no time. Pick up a few of your favorite fat quarter quilt patterns to make sure your quilted basket is especially decorative. Once you've finished this cloth basket pattern, you can use it around the house or in your quilting room for organizational purposes.
Project TypeMake a Project
Quilt Size6 inches wide x 7 inches long
Time to CompleteIn an evening
Primary TechniqueOther
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Sandi C
Mar 03, 2017
The fabric baskets are beautiful. I have yet to make one of these though I've seen many methods. I love using the heavy weight pellon as it gives such a nice sturdiness to projects like this. Baskets are so handy and I love the idea of diapers in one. What else do you store in these cute baskets? I'm thinking fat quarters or sewing supplies!
blbfriends 2831452
Mar 02, 2013
How do you count the quilt stitches in the quilt?
hillhouse97 924844 1
Mar 31, 2016
Quilt stitches are counted by the number of stitches per inch. On the sewing machine you usually sew at 10-12 stitches per inch. On modern machines, that's a 2.2 or 2.5 on your stitch length setting.
clarecinelli 44895 03
Feb 08, 2013
I am new at quilting, what are fat quarter?
cbeemabros
Feb 16, 2013
A fat quarter is a piece of fabric that is approximately 18" x 21". It's a quarter of a yard, but instead of cutting it at 9" all the way across the width of the fabric, it's cut at 18", then cut again along the fold. Typically, this will give you better use of the fabric.
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