How cute is this linen Moses Basket!
The fuchsia pink silk ribbon makes it so special.
I used Dupioni silk so it is a bit stiff and is perfect to make bows.
Carol from Polka Dot Closet was wondering how long it takes
me to make a Moses Basket from beginning to end.
I am very fussy, so I take my time.
This basket took two days to make, each day about six hours, that doesn't include the time I spend
running around looking for the perfect colour pink...
I covered the handles with cotton lace and hand stitched them.
This is the flat pillow, first I stitched gathered lace,
on top of that, lace to put the velvet ribbon through..
I gather everything myself, I use a simple machine.
I made a separate under skirt with double net so the skirt
puffs out nicely.
The sash and bow are hand stitched to the basket.
I'm glad I didn't have to crochet the edge myself!
That was store bought..
I love the grey crochet lace, I would love to find some more
but alas, no such luck!
I will keep looking.
First I made this pink blanket and pillow but I prefer
the darker one.
Now the Moses basket is waiting to hug
a precious little princess.
Today I'm joining in with
Gina at Transformation Thursday,
Cindy at Show and Tell Friday,
Debra at Vintage Inspiration Friday,
Courtney at Feathered Nest Friday,
and Jane at Frugalicious Friday
Please come and visit.
Hello Angela, this is so beautiful, it is so sweet and lovely, just like you said, for a precious little princess.
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Laura = )
Girl, do you ever sleep, cause you create and create and create beautiful things, seriously, how do you do it?
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Yep, I figured it took you days to make a basket! I spend as much time planning and picking fabrics as I do actually sewing! This one is a little different, not quite as much lace, I love them all!! For grey crochet lace I wonder if you could try some custom dyeing with Rite dye, do you have Rite? Just thinking out loud because it is beautiful, but I have honestly never seen any grey lace before so I am sure it would be hard to find again.
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Dear Angela,
ReplyDeleteI love so much your blog,all things are amazing,and I love to have some,when I have my own baby:)
Love,love your blog.... Hugs and kisses,
Marrya!
Hi Angela, I do not cease to surprise with every creation you make! desided by combining the colors are beautiful! greetings, Rose Marie
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ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful baskets and blankets again. You are incredible!!! Love the darker one also better with this one. And your Moses basket stand; perfect too.
Lots of love,
Mariette
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I love it!! This is a gorgeous and sweet project!
ReplyDeleteThat's another gorgeous moses basket, Angela. I love the rose fabric you chose for the blanket.
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What a sweet Moses basket.I love it!
ReplyDeleteHello Angela, this is so beautiful... love your blog.... Thanks for sharing your best efforts.
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ReplyDeleteI'm going to have to make a 3rd baby girl, mum...
Darn... I want THIS one!!!
Will you send it over.. and don't forget the stand please.
Love you
Yessy