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Handmade Fun Saturday

What are you working on this weekend? I just finished this versatile carry all pouch.

Drawstring and lightly padded with quilt batting

Eight pouches inside for all your 'stuff'

Sewing items

Makeup or Medicine items

My grand daughter carries her 'small' critters and dolls

Over 12" across when fully opened

And of course it can be used for a jewelry case. One friend wants me to make one for her collection of Puki dolls so she can carry all of them with her when she travels. The one I made is about 1/4" too short for Puki dolls so I will be making another one soon.

Share what you are working on or have recently finished. Love to hear from everyone!

3 comments:

Teresa Earl said...: Love it! So clever AND attractive. Looks to be the perfect size, too.; February 19, 2011 at 3:23 PM
Thearica said...: This brings back memories!! We made something very similar in Home Ec...so many odd years ago... Not saying how many though. ha! :); February 21, 2011 at 7:34 AM
Lisa said...: That is so adorable! Practical and perfect. :); February 25, 2011 at 7:48 AM

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