I wanted to keep with the fruit theme and still have an abundance of this fabric left after making pillows and clothes for the girls. The strawberries, cherries and limes were a perfect match for the bag! I used regular old white felt (left over from stocking I made years ago) for the lining.
Wednesday, July 16, 2008
just couldn't stop
The bag needed something in it. So, I decided to give Amanda Soule's pencil roll a try. Instructions are in her new book, The Creative Family. I followed the basic instructions, except I used what I had on hand, and not the 100% wool felt she recommends.
I wanted to keep with the fruit theme and still have an abundance of this fabric left after making pillows and clothes for the girls. The strawberries, cherries and limes were a perfect match for the bag! I used regular old white felt (left over from stocking I made years ago) for the lining.

I wanted to keep with the fruit theme and still have an abundance of this fabric left after making pillows and clothes for the girls. The strawberries, cherries and limes were a perfect match for the bag! I used regular old white felt (left over from stocking I made years ago) for the lining.
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Sweet! Love them both.
This September I'm going to give my kids a German cone full of goodies like those pencil cases. I can't wait!
Deb
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