I get out the sketch pad and then start to work through making it-all the steps in my head first to be sure it works out. Remember that pouch I made for the friend who was on crutches? Well, she had an admirerer she wanted to gift a pouch to with a few modifications.
I took the challenge. (8 x 10", quilted shoulder pouch)
Nyki likes to stay nearby when I work-if I open this drawer, she won't lay on top of the fabric!
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Nice job on the quilted pouch!! Lucky friend!
ReplyDeleteIt's cool that cats like to lounge in drawers! (Although if my dog wanted to, I wouldn't think that was so cool!)
Sue
Very nice pouch. What were the mods? I totally have to try the drawer thing with Gilbert. (He has a thing for baby alpaca yarn and has received a full batch of winter fur)
ReplyDeletePenny for Nyki's thoughts in this picture...look at that expression!
ReplyDeleteThe bag came out nicely!
I have never tried sketching something out and then making it. I might modify a pattern but it is on the fly. Nice pouch!
ReplyDeleteShe's got you well trained! LOL
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