Indy Cloth Dollmaker Show and Sale

Show and sale coming up on Nov 19th

Here are some of the items that I'll have for sale

Tote Bag

My mom made me this super cute tote bag featuring her original birds and Sunbonnet Sue.

 

Creating the signage, etc. for my booth!

Indy Cloth Dollmaker's Show and Sale

Saturday, Nov 21st

Methodist Church

30 N Audobon Rd, Indianapolis, IN 46219

For the Coffee Shop

Found this fun fabric in my stash - perfect for carrying a tablet when meeting for coffee.

Two More Sleeves!

Making these tablet sleeves is getting easier with each one.

New Tablet Sleeve

I'm making a new set of tablet sleeves for sale. This is the first one completed. Each will be funky and unique.

Tablet Sleeve

Found this cool pattern online at Sew4Home. It's a sleeve for your tablet - I have a Kindle. Then I realized that with a little downsizing of my purse contents, everything fits in this bag. It has a roomy central zippered compartment, a side zippered compartment and an open side pocket.

I had all the fabrics, zippers, D-ring and interfacing in my stash - note my earlier trapper hat made with the same flowered fabric. Zipper pulls are made from polymer clay.

Birds and Bag

The Christmas birds are coming along. I have eight completed and four more cut out.

I'm also try to make some more growler coolers to sell. Here's one made with cute skull fabric. I tried out clear vinyl on the inside of this one and it was easier to sew than the tablecloth vinyl.

Two More Purses Complete

I have been sewing almost daily and have two more purses completed. These are made from one of my favorite fabrics - previously used on a piece-quilted purse and a few birds.

These two are almost the same, although one is an inch smaller and has turquoise accents on the inside.

All ready to go to Gallery 116 - just want one more before making the trip to Fishers.

Coolers!

I have completed three of these custom coolers that are made to hold one beer growler. They are made with tablecloth vinyl and insulated lining (Insul-Bright made by The Warm Company.)

The first test carrying full growlers went well - just not sure if the vinyl will hold up with repeated use.