Australian Homespun

A LITTLE BIRD TOLD ME …

MATERIALS

• Two rectangles, 20 x 24cm (8 x 9 1/2in) cream cotton/ linen blend fabric (front and back)

• Two rectangles, 12 x 18cm (4 1/4 x 7in) white fabric (lining)

• 15cm (6in) square of fabric — Brenda used Liberty Tana Capel in Red (trim)

• 12.5 x 38cm (5 x 15in) fusible interfacing

• Cottage Garden Threads, variegated: Mike/D13, Victor/KD22,Butterbean/312, Black

• Sewing thread to match fabric

• HB pencil or fine-pointed pen (such as Pigma)

• Lightbox (optional)

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