I used Amanda's tutorial and my grandma's vintage fabric.
I could not believe my straight stitches and how everything was going so well.
And then, I had major trouble.
Got my handy unpicker, and sat and tried so hard to fix it.
After all of my huffing and puffing at one AM.
I finished.
It made a full recovery! (:
And it's just what I wanted.
Took me about 6 hours but it's done.
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it's so cute! glad you got it done.
ReplyDeleteThat's beautiful, Mikayla! I love it. =) I just may have to make myself one of those someday....
ReplyDeleteThat's freaking cute!! (: Good job!!
ReplyDeleteI have wanted a camera strap for the freaking lONGEST tme... But I am very much not proactive like you :]
ReplyDeleteI REALLy like it! super duper adorable!!!! LOVE IT! Great job! yaya you finaliy it done! Congrats!
ReplyDeleteMikayla, that is like, the most adorable camera strap I have ever seen! My camera just arrived an hour ago, so hopefully I'll be making this soon! :)
ReplyDeleteLooks great! Job well done!
ReplyDeleteI love it!! :) You did a great job!
ReplyDeleteDon't worry, the seam ripper is my BEST FRIEND I swear. I use that thing so much.. haha, so you're not alone.
ReplyDeleteGreat job by the way! I love the floral fabric paired with the blue, and the ruffles are so cute!