The joy of small projects is that you can go from start to finish in a few short hours and be happily looking at a completed project before the school run (or whatever interupts your day).
Today I went from a pile of charms squares, a small bit of cutting, pulling out a piece of bright blue Stof linen, and sat at the sewing machine.
And with minutes to spare, I now have this completed pouch. It's a fair size at 9" x 12" but that was the idea when I started it. I am ever so pleased with the way the fabrics came together. The lining is some Bliss pink that I adore and it just called my name for this pouch.
And now I really do have to run, or I will have to girls standing in the rain, less than pleased with me. I hope you had an equally productive day.
Susan
That is a beautiful pouch!! WoW. X
ReplyDeleteSo cute! You always choose such adorable fabrics!
ReplyDeleteSo cool!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous pouch! My day has been productive as kids returned to school today after october week x
ReplyDeleteGorgeous! I spent an hour doing nothing today while Lois napped. Bliss! Though now i feel unproductive ;-)
ReplyDeleteStuck in traffic can not be productive but the pouch is gorgeous! I remember some of the charms. They are so cute.
ReplyDeleteSuch a cute finish!
ReplyDeleteLove the charm squares!
ReplyDeleteHi! I love your pouch! Most beautiful fabrics and the blue is perfect! Fortunately I was called to work and didn't sew what I had planned, but better to earn some fabric money! x Teje
ReplyDeleteVery pretty!
ReplyDeleteI'll trade you on the productive day thing. I love the pouch.
ReplyDeleteSo cute! Despite our zippy pouch swap I'm still a bit fearful of the dreaded zipper!
ReplyDeleteDarling finish, Susan! Love all that sweet patchwork and happy colours. I need to kick out something today, too. Nothing like some instant gratification to break up the bigger WIPs.
ReplyDeleteWow, ich bin begeistert, so schön!
ReplyDeleteHerzlichst,
Tessa
dont you just LOVE IT when a plan comes to-gether xx
ReplyDeleteLove that blue linen and the zip matches it perfectly :-)
ReplyDeleteAre those from Sarah and Helen's Japanese Charm swap? If so I'm glad to see the Paris fabric you persuaded me to buy at the Quilt Festival 2012!
ReplyDeletePerfect use for them I must say!
A day well spent xxx
ReplyDeleteOh I love instant gratification! Well done on a most excellent way to use your time.
ReplyDeleteLove it. Hope you are keeping it to fill with your own goodies!
ReplyDeleteOh it's gorgeous! Hope you got to your girls in time x
ReplyDeleteSupercute :-) Yes, I need to sew. Todays achievement was unpacking yesterdays shopping :-(
ReplyDeleteLove it! Alas, that blinking day job keeps interrupting my day ;o)
ReplyDeleteLooks fab, i was so relieved to see it was a pouch, as I thought you had been planning and then quilting a quilt all in the same day when i saw IG earlier!!!!
ReplyDeletePerfect, love it! Hooray for quick finishes!
ReplyDeletePerfect, love it! Hooray for quick finishes!
ReplyDeleteinstant gratification is the way to go, but surely anything with a zip takes hours and lots of swearing (or perhaps that is only in my house)
ReplyDeleteThat's a lovely way to show off those gorgeous wee prints. Jxo
ReplyDeleteSmaller projects are so much fun - love all of your cute prints!
ReplyDeleteGreat pouch Susan, I really must try a pieced pouch 😊
ReplyDeleteI am so jealous of all these cutesy fabrics. Love the pouch!
ReplyDeleteOh pretty, pretty pouch!
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ReplyDeleteSo cute, I still have loads of my Japanese charms left over, I've only used 12 I think.
ReplyDeleteHow cute! Great way to use those charms and show them off a bit!
ReplyDeleteOoh, love it
ReplyDeletefast and fancy...this zippie looks great
ReplyDeleteVery cute pouch Susan! And the fabrics do work together nicely. Hope your girls didn't get soaked, LOL!
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