Grommets and Wheel Bearings

I have gotten side tracked and not posted, for a while, but have met some of my goals for previouse  weeks.  One was to from a couple of weeks or maybe a month or two ago was to get grommets to finish the baskets,
 I had cut these out a few years ago and finally put them together, not a hard, not too time consuming project but one that was easy to procrastinate on. YOu can see tha flat "basket" parts stacked, and in the background I made a small cube holder for coasters and mugrugs, in the foreground are coasters and napkins from the same fabric line. 

 The pattern[I used was for bowl covers, Simplicity 1236; which I had made years ago and the baskets I've made here.


Here are the baskets stacked and nestled held as baskets by the ribbon; so now they are no longer simple flat covered pieces of stablizer. I had enough of this fabric from the same line to make three bags to gift, carry and store the baskets in. It also haas a side pocket if needed.

During this time I had heard a bad sound from the car so had to drop it for repairs. My car needed the wheel bearing replaced, while it was in had them change the transmission fluid along. I was really happy when it came in $25 under the estimate. Thank you Dave's Transmission.  Things that need to be done that we don't always think about.




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