I admit: on Friday evening at 8PM, after an exhausting day, the thought that I still have to sew two pouches was overwhelming! But once I started, the whole process was fun, quick and easy. The hardest thing that took me forever was to choose the fabric!
I made these pouches for the kids of my future neighbors (hint, hint: we hope to move in our new house by the end of summer!).
For a little girl- the pretty Kokeshi print is from the “Hello Tokyo” collection (Robert Kaufman).
And how cute and easy to quilt is this print (Robert Kaufman too)?
Quilters, remember: you have the best and cheapest interfacing for pouches to your hand. That small piece that you don’t know what to use for. BATTING, that is.
Happy sewing,
Dear Geta,
Have a great day weather you celebrate Easter (here last week) or not! Martina
what a wonderful present to welcome new neighbours, the kiddies will love your sweet pouches and once the adults have recognized the talent of their future neighbour, they'll love you too
The kids will love them. Congratulations on the new house. You will have to photograph it and give us all a tour once you move in. Is it far from where you live now?
Your pouches are so sweet and beautiful! I am especially taken by the blue and green geometric print pouch! Your patterns make lovely gifts! You are such a nice neighbor already!! I can't wait for you to be in your home!! Happy Easter to you , too.
Susie
Your patterns are wonderful, and those pouches looks great for quick gifts! Good news about your house!