What would you make with this fabric?

[ThursFriHappy]

Think it's gorgeous, and was thinking of seat pad covers, but my dh has pointed out that by the time I bought the foam inners and piping stuff I might not make any kind of profit.

So I thought placemats and coasters, but not sure, and I'm ,I sing heart.

Any ideas on what I could make with it, and hopefully make some sort of profit?

Pic attached. Thanks in advance

[MissBattleaxe]

It's so pretty! An apron? A carrier bag tube? A carrier bag?

[OhtoblazeswithElvira]

Big front pocket on aprons?

[scurryfunge]

Tea towels?

[thatsn0tmyname]

Depends how much you have. I like a kitchen pocket organiser on a hanger, backed onto a plain fabric. No idea if they have a proper name.

[ThursFriHappy]

Losing heart, that as meant to say. It's medium weight 100%,cotton linen French patissiere vintage.And a bit creased lol.

[cuntinghomicidalcardigan]

I was going to say an apron, maybe even mother and child apron sets? Or shopping bags?

[Buddahbelly]

Same as above, an apron would look lovely in that, or a carrier bag, if you have enough google how to make a venetian blind (is is venetian im thinking of? the folded fabric type) for your kitchen. Id even think about pressing it and putting in a frame

[ThursFriHappy]

An apron is a good idea as are tea towels, thank you.
At least they are nice and easy lol. Will look for tutorials for an apron
Kitchen organiser an idea too ! 😀

[ThursFriHappy]

Thanks for all your ideas.
Fabulous 🙂

[RatherBeIndoors]

Tea cosy or cafetière wrap (always sold well for me), line baskets with it for bread or cakes?

[Mitfordhons]

How will you be selling it? Only interested as I sew and keep thinking I should start selling.

[Mrsraypurchase]

Tea towels would be lovely. I would buy them!

[PeaceOfWildThings]

Napkins (would make excellent gifts) ; gift bags; lining for a strong gift box/kitchen storage box/keepsakes box; lining of a zipped tote bag (waterproof on outside)...

[raeray]

My first thought was tea towels too!
Lovely material Op!

[ThursFriHappy]

Mitfordhons, was thinking about setting up a page on Etsy. Supposedly cheaper than EBay.

Will be opening a page when I have things to actually sell! 😀

[ThursFriHappy]

Wow, more ideas !!

May have to buy more material at this rate !!
Tea towels and napkins are a favourite, but also thinking lunch bags?
Mrsraypurchase, I'll have a go at making tea towels with it, and you can have first refusal!

I'll post them on here when done :)

[wobblywonderwoman]

Bunting would be really pretty in that print

[PeaceOfWildThings]

Oh yes, those wipable sandwich wraps would be great, with clear plastic over, and a plain cotton outer layer (just add a velcro strip to close it around a sandwich).

[Mrsraypurchase]

Yes please!

[Buddahbelly]

Big thumbs up to etsy! Never bothered with ebay but for handcrafts etsy has been fab.

[frenchfancy]

If you made an apron in a plain colour and used the pattern for a big pocket on the front you could make the more expensive material go further.

[ThursFriHappy]

Hello..

Re: tea towels I promised I'd make.
Bit smaller than I wanted, they are 20-21 inches, more square than rectangular.
I love 'em :)

[Mrsraypurchase]

Lovely! Is there a link to Etsy?

[ThursFriHappy]

Mrsraypurchase

I have opened an account with Etsy, but not created an online shop yet, as I'm trying to build up stock first.

I have an EBay account that I'm currently using for other things if that helps, and I could advertise them on there at a specific time that's convenient for you, so you can get there first?
Let me know if ok, then I can PM you my eBay name, lovely that you are still interested, thanks x

[Mrsraypurchase]

Bagged them! Thank you!