Up-cycling fabrics
In our hot and humid climate, jeans are not big movers in our op shop. We had a $1 a pair sale rack, and still have full racks..... so I decided to make up a few different bags to see if we can somehow save these items from landfill. Re-fashioning those items into something useful. I made a few variations just to try out the market and sold this one on the first day they were put out! Each one is individual, depending on what fabric I have available. I tend to lay things out, and then just play around a bit. Here I am laying out all the options before I start sewing. I have joined a facebook group which is so inspirational and supportive. Up-Cycled Cloth Collective | Facebook So often, it is just a case of seeing what is there, and then using it in the best way possible. I was excited to find this tote bag, which was perfect as the lining of a bag for a teenager. this was also snapped up quickly. The bags were hung up at the op shop and hopefully this will continue to be
Kookaburras are so cute! We don't get any in our garden, I have seen them in Kings Park (botanic gardens) and in some areas of Perth. They do make a lot of noise though...
ReplyDeleteOh we get lots here - we are alongside a creek, so they call back and forth morning and evening - must be taling roll call!
DeleteWhat a sweetie! I just want to hold him and give him a kiss on top of his little flat head. :-)
ReplyDeleteOh I dont know that they are that tame! They do have an unusual shaped head dont they?
DeleteWe love kookaburras at our house too....so Australian.
ReplyDeleteThey are! :)
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ReplyDeleteI never tire of them...
DeleteWe're getting lots of birds here in North Carolina in the USA. Have never seen one of the kookaburras. I love this time of year when they start coming to the feeders and all.
ReplyDeleteThe kookaburras have avery distinctive laugh and I cant help smiling when I hear them. I can spend a lot of time just sitting and watching the birds. It does seem a lovely things to do...
DeleteWe're getting lots of birds here in North Carolina in the USA. Have never seen one of the kookaburras. I love this time of year when they start coming to the feeders and all.
ReplyDeleteAwww. Just coming over from Sami´s blog. Nice to see a happy Kookaburra. Our little zoo holds a single one, the poor fella never "laughs"...
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