Take some assorted pieces of fabric and a bag of lavender
Add a handful of buttons
Cut fabric into squares using pinking shears
Machine stitch around three sides
Fill with lavender then stitch the last side
Finish with a bit of handstitching and buttons
And there you have it.
Be warned these are addictive once you start.
Now what's next ?
Oh yes, we are off to London at the weekend and will be bopping along to the Motown Musical Show at the Shaftesbury Theatre as well as a bit of cultural fun down on Brick Lane on Sunday.
There's time for a bit of desk hopping though first
over at Mrs D's place
Not got a clue what Brick Lane holds for the visitor so looking forward to your post when you return. Have a great time in the big city.
ReplyDeleteLove your little lavender ravioli's, what a good idea. Those would be lovely to make and include when you send a gift to someone, just a little rav as an extra.
Hugs, Neet 13 again! oh heck! xxx
I read your heading and expected a new recipe but I do have to say I much prefer what you've been making Lynn.....I can smell it from here :-)
ReplyDeleteHere's hoping you have a good week.
Hugs,
Annie x # 14
I'm definitely going to have a go at those ravioli! Fab idea and a great stash buster too :-) have a wonderful time in London, that Motown show looks fun...my type of music!
ReplyDeleteHugs, LLJ 9 xxx
What a brilliant idea for using fabric scraps. I love lavender
ReplyDeleteJill #22
Love, love,love the lavender ravioli - very 'tasty' :-) Anne x #17
ReplyDeleteLove, love,love the lavender ravioli - very 'tasty' :-) Anne x #17
ReplyDeleteWhat beautiful buttons you have - not to mention the tray cloth I saw poking underneath the bags. Have a good trawl down Brick Lane - I usually go there on the way to Whitechapel Gallery but the curries are still better here in Brum. Don't lose your voice joining in with the Motown x Jackie 24
ReplyDeleteGreat name 'Lavender Ravioli' Enjoy your trip!
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful idea and just in time of the dark days of February! Glenda #27
ReplyDeleteVery cute lavender bags and sounds like you have a great weekend planned.
ReplyDeleteLovely little lavender squares. I bet they smell divine!
ReplyDeleteYou are going to have some fun over the weekend. Do tell us about Brick Lane. Is it a theatre. Looking forward to hear next week how it has been.
Thanks for visiting,
Happy WOYWW and have a good week,
Lisca
What a fabulous idea; you always manage to create some very lovely things with not a lot of resources. Are you going to do these in one of your classes Lynn? I love Lavender, it's one of my most favourite scents.
ReplyDeleteThe latest gale has passed over and today there's a little sunshine up here. Hope you're staying cosy up on your hill :D xoxox
those buttons are gorgeous.Have fun in Londen.Vicky#7
ReplyDeleteThese are lovely - is that St Michael fabric I spy? I've got some in my patchwork curtains.
ReplyDeleteHave a fab time down that London. Have a curry in Brick Lane! xxx
They are so sweet. Have a wonderful time at the show. soojay 30 xx
ReplyDeleteLovely! I love lavender. It's one of my favourite smells. Have fun in London. I love going to see shows.
ReplyDeleteHappy WOYWW
Sharon K #42
Oh my goodness...oh my goodness...I don't think I can get into my craft room fast enough today to make some of these!! So cute. Sandy Leigh#39
ReplyDeleteThese look adorable! I can see how they can be addictive! Shame I sold my Fiskars pinking shears a few years ago! I really miss them! God, knows why I sold them! Must buy new pair! Happy WOYWW! zsuzsa #40
ReplyDeleteI just love your ravioli squares - what a fabulous idea! And those buttons, wow, they are gorgeous.
ReplyDeletethese look good enough to eat! next christmas for sure!
ReplyDeleteRobyn 11
Awesome buttons!
ReplyDeleteHave a nice week and a marvelous weekend in London!
Sussie nr 50 woyww
Hope you enjoy your trip to London - sounds guaranteed fun to me! Love your ravioli!! Thanks for dropping by already Helen #1
ReplyDeleteThese are such fun and I love the ravioli idea. Thanks for joining in at Crafty Boots Challenges this time.
ReplyDeleteWhat fabulous lavender sachets, they would make lovely gifts. Thank you for sharing your lovely project with all of us at Crafty Boots Challenges.
ReplyDeleteDionne
I love your sweet lavender sachets! They would make great little gifts to make for friends and family, and not too hard to make either. Happy WOYWW!
ReplyDeleteI love your lavender ravioli squares! They look very cute!
ReplyDeleteGreetings, Sofie #34
I love your lavender squares. I have alot of fabric i need to use up. Oh i thought your buttons were sweets hehe x
ReplyDeleteHi Lynn,
ReplyDeleteThanks for the cute little tutorial! I love how you store your buttons!! A veggie tray will be added to my thrift shop list.
Thank you for visiting me already!
Happy belated WOYWW
Hugs, Kay (57)
Hi Lynn! Thanks for visiting last week, I'm catching up with everything this evening!
ReplyDeleteThese are really adorable. What a fantastic way to use up some smaller scraps too! Incidentally, have we met (up north or online) before? Your name is so familiar and we're kind of local-ish!
Clair
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