The fabric I used was Trefle by Kokka, a linen blend, with some Lecien polka dots.
I found the sweet Eiffel Tower label from This and That from Japan They don't have any more in stock but have some lovely Japanese trims/ribbons.
I made up a matching tag using the Summer in Paris Cricut Cartridge.
Thanks for all the comments on my giveaway post. Love all the ideas for crafting for a cause - lots of worthwhile charities around. You still have time to enter - I will draw a winner on Saturday.
23 comments:
How very cute Lisa...the fabric is just so perfect for your project. I know what you mean about time being in short supply...so much inspiration, so little time!
That is so cute! I just got that pattern of yours out this week to make my daughter and a family friend a passport cover before their school trip to Vietnam in a few weeks.
Tre Chic indeed :)
I have been re-purposing the twine your wrapped my presents with, I must purchase some too.
Vraiment joli, ah Paris!!!:)Another lovely project!x
Absolutely gorgeous, Lisa!!!
Lovely Lisa, here you have combined paper craft with sewing-wonderful. I havent tried it yet but you can cut out fabric on the cricut.
xx
Lisa, this is one of my FAVORITE projects I have ever seen!!!!!!!! Simply ADORABLE!!!! Wish I had one just, exactly like that!!!! Amazing, indeed!
Thanks for sharing this beauty!!!!
Hugs! Bela.
That's adorable Lisa. I love the cute little added touch of the tag -- you're so creative!
What a fun little project! Thanks for revisiting the pattern and offering the link to the tutorial. I spend much of my summer months in Canada and when friends and family come for a visit from the states, I can present them with a sweet and useful little gift!! ~karen
This turned out great! What a wonderful gift.
Makes me want to book a flight to Paris right now!
Adoring this! I'm soooo into red with white dots at the moment. I even changed my etsy shop banner, and classroom pin up boards to red with white dots! xx
Love it. All the colors blend so nicely together. A perfect gift.
Maureen
I am loving this, Lisa! Too cute!
Lisa, you've out done yourself! This is absolutely adorable. I'm going to feature it on my blog.
Thanks for the inspiration!
~ Elizabeth
www.to-be-charmed.com
Hi Lisa!
I love the Paris passport holder!!! It is so cute. I made myself one from your tutorial and loved it so much that I have made most of my friends one when their birthday rolled around. Thank you so much for sharing!
If I remember correctly you have been making cookies from the Martha Stewart Cookie Book. I have made several kinds. The Oatmeal Raisin recipe is one that a friend of mine's husband calls the "perfect cookies". I live in Alabam so instead of raisins (I don't like raisins) I use pecans. For the Milk Chocolate Cookies I used chocolate with little bits of almond in it--oh my goodnes--they are fabulous!!
I love reading your blog--I deeply appreciate your tutorials--so are so kind to share!!
So sweet and I love the colors. Red, white and blue. How perfect.
Love that passport cover! How perfect for someone who loves everything French! I love all the little details.
Really, really sweet:-)
I really love that fabric! And have I mentioned my Cricut envy?! (I believe I have, but I'm making you hear about it again!) I sooooo gotta get one of those.
I really like these fabrics, too. And I have Cricut envy, too. Nice use of pretty twine.
This is absolutely gorgeous! Love the linen fabric and twine, and of course the french style. Beautiful work!
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~Suzanna
www.montresorblog.blogspot.com
Oh how cute! Love all the Frenc goodness.... our 13 year old had his first French lesson at school yesterday, as they have to learn a 2nd foreign language from grade 8.(they start English in 1st grade)
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