I love this vintage fabric and wanted to feature the gorgeous late 70’s/early 80’s print, so I made buttons and patches for @Magpie for the fill a pouch swap. I also made this Minecraft? patch because I found that tiny scrap in a bag of fabric i recently received. It was too cute not to use.
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I love them! They are SO WEIRD & AWESOME! Now I just need to figure out how to use them in something special. I have an idea…
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Fun stuff!
When I hear vintage I always think 1920s to '50s. It makes me feel…um, old….when the item was popular when I was in high school.
News flash, steiconi! You gotta own the old. It’s not just a way to get senior Tuesday discounts.
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I love them…so happy to look at them…
@Magpie – can’t wait to see what your creative brain does with them…don’t keep us on pins and needles too long! lol
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You used these fabrics in the best way. It’s like they were made for these methods!
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For sure. “Old” is only a descriptor of creatures “failing to die for a lot of years in a row”! We have plenty of other adjectives to judge things (negatively or positively) that have been around awhile that we can keep “old” just to describe longevity. I am working to reject and refuse any shame associated with the indicators that I am still alive after 5+ decades.
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So retro adorable!
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Super cute!
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These are adorable. I love how they are scrappy and really highlight the focus fabric.
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Oh I love that Minecraft one! Now I’ll be on the lookout for Minecraft fabric! 
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Congrats! Your scraptastic projects are one of this week’s featured projects!
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They’re all so sweet!
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