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With Easter right around the corner, the basket orders are still rolling in. Two years ago I made a green and white Easter basket for a little girl in Tennessee. Now she has a baby brother, and her mom wanted to go with green and white again. It was important to make his different and more "masculine", however, so we decided on more of a bucket shape with a couple of stripes as well.
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How sweet did this turn out?! Part of what I love about working with fabric is never knowing 100% what the finished product will actually look like. It's usually a wonderful surprise!
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Two more baskets to go and 50 bale covers to cut before spring break. I really needed today to not be a snow day, but at least now I have errand running company :)
Meet your makeover! You all did such a fabulous job of choosing that I believe I will ask for your help every week. Come back tomorrow to view the fabric choices for next week... and have a marvelous Monday!!!
I began with this vivid vintage "landscape" sheet in browns and blues.
Introducing the boy's heirloom Easter basket! Ecofriendly, one-of-a-kind, and oh so masculine! Large enough to hold more Easter candy than one child could eat; durable enough to withstand the most competitive egg hunt (and hunter). Classic styling and color to grow smoothly from baby to adult. Look for it in 
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