Showing posts with label Lola pouches. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Lola pouches. Show all posts
Monday, 19 October 2015
Purse Palooza...
Today I am hanging out with all the bag ladies over at Sara's blog with my review of the Lola Pouch.
Please pop over and say Hi xxx
Wednesday, 15 July 2015
A lorra lorra Lolas*
* apologies if you are not of a certain age or nationality to get that!
I want to go on about the weekend, and the Medallions but I realise that you might not feel the same! So moving on, slightly, I've got a FAL finish already, and I'm going to link back to Brit Bee. Bonus.
For a couple of the teachers, Akela and one of the girls' friends, Lola pouches were on the cards and prepped a week or so ago and added to my Q3 FAL list. Today, in a mix of productivity and anxiety I finished them all up!
I made them in the intermediate size that I'd calculated and made a few weeks ago, and the Tula Pink one was adjusted to fit the scraps I had; for the Forest School teacher, it was too good a print not to use.
OK, I admit I wrapped Akela's for this evening before taking a photo, sorry, but there is definitely another one in there!
I also made another last week, but had to keep it secret until the recipient, Sarah, opened it along with her medallion…
I used up the scraps that had accumulated on her medallion's travels. As far as I am concerned, everyone needs a quilt with a matching pouch!
If you haven't made your own Lola yet, why the heck not!? You can get Svetlana's pattern here.
I want to go on about the weekend, and the Medallions but I realise that you might not feel the same! So moving on, slightly, I've got a FAL finish already, and I'm going to link back to Brit Bee. Bonus.
For a couple of the teachers, Akela and one of the girls' friends, Lola pouches were on the cards and prepped a week or so ago and added to my Q3 FAL list. Today, in a mix of productivity and anxiety I finished them all up!
I made them in the intermediate size that I'd calculated and made a few weeks ago, and the Tula Pink one was adjusted to fit the scraps I had; for the Forest School teacher, it was too good a print not to use.
OK, I admit I wrapped Akela's for this evening before taking a photo, sorry, but there is definitely another one in there!
I also made another last week, but had to keep it secret until the recipient, Sarah, opened it along with her medallion…
I used up the scraps that had accumulated on her medallion's travels. As far as I am concerned, everyone needs a quilt with a matching pouch!
If you haven't made your own Lola yet, why the heck not!? You can get Svetlana's pattern here.
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