Over the course of the last few weeks, I made several small handmade gifts, which I'm recording here so I can be reminded what patterns I used for future use.
1. A gray linen Slim Pencil Case, using the pattern by SotakHandmade @sotakhandmade. It's quite small - 3" x 7", and would also be very good for an eyeglasses case.
2. A yellow/vinyl zippered pouch, AKA Bridget's Bagettes, by Atkinson Designs @atkinsondesigns. The pattern offers various sizes, and I believe this is the largest.
3. Small and large Petal Pouches using the pattern by Anna Graham @noodlehead531. This pouch has such a cute shape.
4. QuiltCon Name Tag Holders by Laura Hopper @sonicstitches - the blue one for my daughter Rachel @snippetsofsweetnes, and the green for me. I actually added the mesh pocket on the back, using Fold Over Elastic (AKA FOE, who knew?). The front vinyl pocket was for our QuiltCon name tags, as the name implies; I added the mesh pocket thinking I could put my stickers-to-share in there to keep them handy. They worked out great.
5. And finally, I made a scissors cozy, another pattern from SotakHandmade @sotakhandmade, one I'd made several times before. It turns out great every time!
Pretty sure the recipients will enjoy using these small handmades as much as I enjoyed making them.
I love your 'small handmades'! The pencil case/ eyeglass case is very useful. And the scissor cozy is super, big scissors on the loose can cause damage. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteI can say for sure that the scissors cozy is going to be well used and love! ;)
ReplyDeleteI've modified eyeglass cases by adding an around-the-neck strap and use them to hold my flip phone.
ReplyDeleteTHAT is clever!
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