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Another Noodlehead Divided Basket

December 23, 2014 by Abby 3 Comments

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I have already professed my love for this pattern and was excited to make another. The Noodlehead Divided Basket is so handy and easy to make. I made this one specifically for storing patterns.  I had a bit of fabric left over from making this Big Tote Bag and knew it would be perfect for this project. To fit all of my stash, I think I need to make a couple more.

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The Divided Basket perfectly holds two stacks of paper patterns. I used a cotton drill and a duck cloth to make this one. I made the handles using some scraps, but they are a little short…my fault, not the patterns. I thought they’d be fine, but I’ll know better for next time. I don’t use the handles a lot, so I’m not too worried. I love the double stitching around the top edges, it gives a great finish. You can pick up a copy of the pattern here on Anna’s gorgeous blog. Take a look around while you’re there.

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If you aren’t familiar with Anna’s patterns, then you should get to know them. Her open wide zipper pouch tutorial is pretty much the only one I use to make pouches these days. The zipper instructions are great and you get such an amazing result. I’ve made at least 10 of them. Are you a Noodlehead fan too?

Filed Under: Cleaning/Organisation, Sewing Tagged With: Basket, Noodlehead, Pattern Storage, Sewing

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  1. Natalie from Sewoutnumbered says

    December 26, 2014 at 10:13 pm

    Ooooooo I LOVE that fabric!!! Do you know the name? I might *need* some 😉

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    • abby says

      December 29, 2014 at 12:53 pm

      It’s a cotton drill from Spotlight. Not sure that it has a name. They have a few styles with fashion drawings and paper patterns on them.

      Reply
  2. Laura says

    January 19, 2015 at 8:42 pm

    What a fun way to use that fabric and display your patterns. I bought this pattern last year, hoping to actually make one this year.

    Reply

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