Sew Unique Door Prizes and Gift Basket Contributions

Tote bags are always popular. Sewing your own bag allows you to do machine embroidery that reflects the event it will be given away at and make something that may not be available anywhere else. For example; I live in a very small upstate New York Community that has nothing personalized. A tote bag with the state outline, a star where our town is located and the town name was a novel bag at a recent event.

Create a gift basket of kitchen necessitates by sewing potholders, dish liquid aprons, hanging hand towels and more. You could even use a pan in an insulating dish holder as the basket.

Start with an empty basket, add a rolling pin, pastry blender, pie server, an apron and top the basket with a potpourri pie to make a pie that will last forever.

Sew simple fleece blankets, a remote control organizer, a couple of Keep Em Cold Can Wraps with juice boxes or cans of soda, than add a couple inexpensive DVDs and popcorn to create a basket that any family would enjoy.

A baby basket is fun to shop for and there is plenty to choose from to fill the basket. Sewing things for the basket can use up your fabric scraps and make a truly unique gift basket. Things like a baby grab ball, hand towel bibs and homemade toys are all available in free patterns for baby gifts.

Sew an Armchair Sewing Organizer and perhaps a Sew a Sewing Machine Accessory Organizerroll it nicely and add it with simple sewing notions such as straight pins, hand sewing needles, small scissors, black, white and beigh thread to create a simple but handy basket for mending while you watch tv.

Create a * Bucket Organizer * Sewing Machine Cover *

Sew a Bucket Organizer for a 5 gallon bucket and use the bucket or pockets to hold tools or craft supplies. You could also sew a Craft Tool And Paint Brush Holder to add to the bucket. This "basket" is bound to be a hit!

Want to emphasis keeping the world green? Create a basket that will help the recipient live green. Sew reusable grocery bags, a grocery bag caddy, draft stopper snakes and insulated lunch sacks. Add canning jars with fabric covers to be used as banks. Almost any re-usable item verses a disposable item would be a welcome addition to a "Live Green" basket.