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Monday, 3 February 2014

#psboxypouch Reveal...

Whilst the sun was out, I took a few snaps of this fab pouch, even if I do say so myself!


This was my first attempt at proper QAYG; slow, takes waaaaay more concentration, measuring, Aurifil and order than making a block and quilting it, but I do love the effect.

I used some of my old scraps, and some of my new ones c/o Reene and Jessie, and went a little out of my usual colour scheme, going into the red more than my safe, happy pink place, and again really pleased I did.


Bonnie-Pink Stitches Boxy Pouch tute is really lovely to follow, and the method of keeping all the raw edges hidden and no-hand finishing the lining is great.

My only niggle, and that is at myself, not the tute, as I know precisely where I went wrong, is that when empty, the lining is a bit baggy.  Next time I will make the lining seam allowances a little bigger, because there will be a next time, oh yes there will!

Linking this, as my final January finish, to Sarah's scrap party...

FairyFace Designs

See, not all my Monday's are doom and gloom xxx

25 comments:

  1. Oh I really live that pouch. Gorgeous!

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  2. Ah, so that's where the elusive sun was today!! Gorgeous pouch! Jxo

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  3. Lovely pouch! I've only made one boxy pouch with my Mum snaffled it. I was never that happy with it because of raw edges inside. If I'd have read the tute properly I'd have realised it would end up that way and would have probably passed.

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  4. This is super cute! I love the scraps - the colors play so nicely together!

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  5. Really beautiful pouch Hadley. Love the scrappiness, the colours really work well together and the little grey flashes are great :)

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  6. Great pouch Hadley I am off to check out that tutorial!

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  7. A boxy pouch like this is getting higher and higher on my 'to-do' list! I love the yellow floral, as you well know! Great job missus!

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  8. Great pouch! The colors are fabulous especially the red!

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  9. It's beautiful! I love the yellow flower print You're not going to have any scraps left at this rate ;)

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  10. Great fabric choices too, I especially like the fabrics on the bottom of the pouch. It is wonderful to find a pattern that you like so much you want to make it again.

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  11. This turned out beautiful. I love QAYG!! Going to check out the tute.

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  12. How lovely! Nice that you tried some new colours and like them. Off to check out the tute.

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  13. Great use of scraps, love it.

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  14. Pretty scrap collection, love the pouch

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  15. Fabulous pouch and I love the colours

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  16. Looks perfect for the girls ballet shoes...

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  17. Really lovely, the pouch and the sunshine!!!!

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  18. This is so on my list of scrappy things to make, I've had my eye on that tute since it appeared. Love your version, beautiful colours and fabrics!

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  19. Very neatly finished! How big is it?

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