For fabric, I started out with a used housecoat, valence and sheet all from Salvation Army plus lots of scrap material and embellishments.
It is really difficult to get a good picture of this project because the satin ribbon reflects the flash and the color turns to bright fushia. It isn't that bright, so I took it outside and took this picture on the back of my screen door. If you click on the picture, it will open bigger.

I hung this back-of-door organizer on a dowel from my kids' easel and then on a wreath holder. Once I get a dedicated dowel for it, I am going to hot glue some stuff to the dowel (like beads to keep it from falling off the ends). So, the project is not totally complete, but this is what it looks like. I may even have to make it a front-of-door organizer because I like looking at it so much!


4 comments:
so cute!What a great Idea. Good job!
Sweet a fellow scrapper! I came to check out your blog from SITS. Just your name alone made me click!
I love the pocket organizer. I really wish I could sew!
SERIOUSLY...I can't believe that you have only been sewing since February!! You make such beautiful items. This is one of those!
Sandra
How pretty! Much better than anything you could buy.
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