take a peek:
though SUPER cute, i opted not to use the printed backing provided by the original tutorial. i didn't have printable fabric and didn't really want to make the trip to joann's to get some. instead, i used vintage ticking fabric that i had on hand from a trip to the antique fair as a backing. i also whipped up a cute little bag to store the pieces in. lucy loves the set--though she's a bit young for the actual "memory" part, she kept herself entertained finding "same match." too cute.
though SUPER cute, i opted not to use the printed backing provided by the original tutorial. i didn't have printable fabric and didn't really want to make the trip to joann's to get some. instead, i used vintage ticking fabric that i had on hand from a trip to the antique fair as a backing. i also whipped up a cute little bag to store the pieces in. lucy loves the set--though she's a bit young for the actual "memory" part, she kept herself entertained finding "same match." too cute. i hope the recipient enjoys the gift just as much!
3 comments:
that is so cute! i love it. i have so many little kids in the family, plus my own, that i want to sew gifts for and this project is perfect. thanks for sharing!
Oh my goodness, I LOVE this! What a great idea.
Well now I feel all the stupider for getting my niece a Mickey Mouse Memory game, when I'll bet there's even Disney fabric out there...oh well, at least it was from freecycle!
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