Stitch Pop Up Hamper with Durable Carry Handles, 21" H x 13.5" W X 13.5" L

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Creating a Christmas hamper for a child is so much fun. You don't have to go crazy and break the bank buying them tons of presents to put inside, for them a lot of the excitement is in the unwrapping and discovering what's hidden in the hamper. Adding a lot of little bits, fun trinkets and treats that will keep them busy is a great way to fill the hamper. Once you've chosen your hamper, you can start to think about how you're going to decorate it. This is where you can start to get really crafty!

Easy pattern suitable for beginners from Yarnspirations. Dishcloth: Approx 8″ [20.5 cm] square. Basket: Approx 5 x 7 x 3″ [12.5 x 18. 7.5 cm]. These reversible boxes button together at the corners and are stiffened with plastic canvas. 3 sizes. Designed by the amazing Frankie Brown. Great stash buster! Step Six: Pin the printed cotton fabric circle to one end of your tube as shown. Pinning every inch will allow you to create a smooth circular base. Repeat the process with the canvas tube and the canvas circle. Now free! Designed by Melody’s Makings as a newborn photo prop, this colorful basket is also great for home decor. Knit in super bulky yarn, it’s great for multi-color yarn. Comes with three tutorial videos as well as written instructions.If you want to try something a bit different for the bottom of your hamper, you could use some festive fabric to make liner – all you need is your Christmas fabric, some elastic, a sewing machine and our handy guide showing you how to sew a basket liner. Basket knit in 6 round repeat basketweave texture. Size 20cm/8 inches in diameter. Aran weight yarn. Kung Fu Bowl designed by Spotlight Stores.

The two-color jacquard design of this all-cotton basket is full of color and texture, but the sophisticated appearance of the design is very easy to work. Worsted weight yarn. Designed by DesignerKnitsStudio who also has other patterns using this jacquard stitch. Easy and fun project faccording to Ravelrers. Great first felting project and perfect for stash busting or self-striping wool yarn. You are only limited by your imagination. Designed by Meg Kealey (Myers). Pictured projects from top by sarahsthreads, daydreams, and the designer.Fig 2: Now, we do a diagonal stitch upwards. So,go in through D and come out through E. Note that E lies at a point between A and B, and at the same level as D.