The most fun, other than working with those fabrics (Essex yarn-dyed linen and Zen Chic Reel Time), was making those little crosses. The contrasting wrist-strap matched the lining, purchased at a new-to-me modern quilt shop, Needle in a Fabric Stash, that I visited on retreat with my quilting buddies. What a great shop! If you're anywhere near Temecula, CA, you should check it out!
Anyway, the pouch was an enjoyable little foray. Now back to work on those larger projects that are in the works!
Linking up with Finish It Up Friday!
Linking up with Finish It Up Friday!
that's cute! glad you had a good retreat
ReplyDeleteLove the pouch, and the fabrics you used. Such perfect combination.
ReplyDeleteVery nice!!!
ReplyDeleteGreat pouch!!
ReplyDeleteCute pouch Debbie - love the linen!
ReplyDeleteOne can never have too many pouches, and this looks great. Thanks for the link! Knew you would have a great time at retreat. How can any quilter/sewist not enjoy a few days of non-stop sewing?!
ReplyDeleteSometimes other things are more important at a quilt retreat than sewing ;) This pouch is great - I could just steal it...
ReplyDeletethe smaller projects can be so satisfying, your pouch is really nice. Thanks for the link
ReplyDeleteSuper cute, that essex works so well!
ReplyDeleteLove linens! Your little zipper bag is really cute and, no doubt, very useful.
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