A good week for finishing...

This week has been good to finish some WIP. The deadline for the Sweet and Salty Easter Swap was approaching fast so I concentrated on my Open Wide Pouch by Noodlehead, a very good pattern that I will for sure use again.

I also made my favorite sewing kit with a cute little sheep fabric that I have had in my stash forever!

And I collected a few goodies for my partner too!

I received my pouch from Sue, it's lovely and bright.

And she had filled it with so many gorgeous goodies, my youngest already had her eye on the chocolate rabbit!

While I was making a sewing kit, I thought I could make another one for my 2015 IG Secret Pal partner. I had this cute babuchka fabric in my stash that I paired with a lovely turquoise.


I also finished a pillow case for Big Boy. It was supposed to be for his birthday and I tried to finish it for his birthday, but I get doing it wrong... so I unpicked a few times and finally finished it this week.
And earlier in the month I had made 2 Little Red Riding Hood capes for the girls for World Book Day



All these make 6 OPAM so far this month! Hopefully a few more soon as I have the Kawaii swap to finish too!
Linking to Whoop Whoop Friday

Celine

Comments

  1. Kacey22 March 2015 at 02:58

    Your pouch is cute! Love the ruffles.

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  2. Beatrice22 March 2015 at 09:35

    Hello,
    Found you through Patchwork Times Design Wall Monday.
    I like your sewing kits. Could you tell me the name of the pattern you used? Thank you. Beatrice (from France).

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  3. Flickenstichlerin23 March 2015 at 10:44

    Wow Celine,
    what wonderful projects, you have been sewing so much great stuff.
    Greetings,
    Sylvia

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