DIY Fabric Vegetable Basket
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Become a MemberJust the other day we shared the tutorial for our felt veggies as well as the tutorial for a sweet, little tomato vine. If you haven’t seen these projects so far, then pop back to earlier posts for a look. Today I am going to share the tutorial for the cute DIY fabric vegetable basket that your kiddos can use to harvest their felt veggies.
In my favorite palette of teal, coral, and grey, this basket is just the cutest. Made using a tough interiors fabric, this is a simple pattern to follow and produces a soft, flat-bottomed basket with a buttoned strap and collapsible sides. We wanted to keep our basket super soft for the kiddos but it can be stiffened by adding iron-on fusible interfacing to the inside of your fabric before you sew.
Download the PDF pattern below and follow the step-by-step tutorial below to make your own fabric vegetable basket to add the perfect finishing touch to your felt veggie garden. Check back tomorrow for our final post which will reveal how we made the craft stick garden signs and printable crate sign. If you make your own felt vegetable garden we would love to see your work. Share it with us on Facebook and Instagram using the hashtag #madewithlia. Enjoy! ~ Lia
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I love all your beautiful and creative projects.
I enjoy trying each one.
Are the beautiful children that I see with
your various projects yours??? If they are,
they are so precious!!
Thank you:-) My daughter is 21, she is in a few of my pictures. These precious kids belong to my staff and friends.