Now if you had the most wonderful fabric to play with, and knew a brilliant pattern that would be perfect, what else would you do but just get on with it!?
So after all my duties yesterday, I started measuring and cutting and arranging whilst all the time grinning, until I ended up with this...
Just in case you haven't kept up... this is made of my beautiful Walk In The Woods scraps received from Aneela, and follows Ayumi's wristlet tutorial... a winning combo if ever there was one!
To say I am damn happy with the result is an understatement! Even my zip turned out OK first time - I followed Ayumi's instructions and didn't add tabs to the ends as I have been doing, and it has worked out great, I can definitely cope with slopey corners.
So I hope that was worth the wait... now I'm off to make some felt decorations... maybe.
PS. Happy Thanksgiving to all who are celebrating today xxx
A perfect use of your scraps from Aneela (you lucky thing!!)
ReplyDeleteAgreed! The perfect pattern and a very cute result :)
ReplyDeletewhat a perfect way to use up those scraps
ReplyDeleteLove what you've done with those scraps. It seems half of blog land has scored some!
ReplyDeleteOhh Lovely! I have a similar idea involving small squares with mine!
ReplyDeleteVery cute, love the red riding hood/fox interaction
ReplyDeletegor-jus Hadley ... I'm still stroking it all ... LOL !
ReplyDeleteI'm with Katy, very fun arrangement of characters! Excellent wristlet!
ReplyDeleteOh, I'm in total and utter love, fabulous, fabulous fabulous!!
ReplyDeleteVery cute!
ReplyDeleteWell worth the wait.
ReplyDeleteHappy Thanksgiving!
ReplyDeleteYou're so right - what a great project for those fabrics. It's filled with cuteness!
oooh! Perfect indeed! I love this! Are you keeping this for your very own? I'd be happy to take it off your hands!
ReplyDeleteit is so lovely i would find it difficult to part with !! slopey is good !!
ReplyDeleteThe fabric is so perfect for those tiny fussy cut squares! What a sweet pouch.
ReplyDeleteSo perfect Hadley - you must keep this for treasured items! It could not get better than this!
ReplyDeleteJust darling Hadley! Love the fussy cuts and your zip looks fab. :) Thanks for the Thanksgiving love.
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So cute - love the fabric choice. I recently bought 100 colourful zips on Ebay for £9.50 - so I better get on with some of these! I find all teens prefer gifts of money so I make an appropriate purse and put money inside - seems a welcome gift and the 'purse' is always useful for make-up, IPod, etc..
ReplyDeleteAdorable!
ReplyDeleteSuch adorable fabric, lovely wee project.
ReplyDeleteToday's word - turdis - almost appropriate.
ReplyDeleteHa Turdis. Love it. I'm sure the boy could make some sort of joke here...
ReplyDeletePouch is fab-u-lus darling. Really really lovely!! xxx
Totally gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteWow. Pouch is absolutely perfect. Adore the fabrics, and they are so good in this!
ReplyDeleteplease say that you made that for me! ;)
ReplyDeleteNifty zip work, well done!
ReplyDeletePerfect! Jxo
ReplyDeleteOoooh utterly gorgeous, love it
ReplyDeleteYour pouch is lovely! I almost never bother with the zipper tabs, I like the method you used here.
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely gorgeous
ReplyDeletePerfect - I'm like Pings, still admiring and stroking!
ReplyDeleteOh Hadley, its the cutesy pouch I've ever seen. Absolutely love it. Well done on the score from Aneela and that happy sewing.
ReplyDeletePerfect!!! glad to see you're having fun :)
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