Pillow card holders

I heard this week that my daughter's school were planning to sell small objects during the parents-teachers meetings to fund raise for the final years' school trips abroad. I was trying to think about what I could contribute that would be fast and easy to make but would still sell. They hadn't asked for any contributions but I figure I could help maybe. Looking through my patterns stash I remembered the Pillow Card Holder pattern from Sewing Seeds of Love which actually doesn't require any sewing at all.

I had this one on my to-do list for a while and then dropped it. All it required really is cutting with the Cricut and then inserting 2 snaps.


And that exactly what had stopped me so far... using my Cricut to cut the piece... so I finally got it out and of course it was much easier than anything I feared. 


The pattern comes with the svg file so it just needs uploading onto the DS software and it is ready to go! I used faux leather from my massive stash for them, selecting some faux leather with a nice back. I used my strong grip mat, selected medium leather and strong cut and it worked like a charm really.

Once cut out, it is just folded into shape and secured with snaps. Easy, peasy and very fast! I ended up making 19 of them last night with some help from my daughter and my husband I can't believe I forgot to take a picture of them all lined up before we took them to school this morning... I only have a picture of part of my pile of scraps...

About half were sold this morning, which is a great outcome :-) They still have 3 Saturday mornings to try ans sell more so I might make more if I manage to take some time out. Or maybe we'll try other pieces. In any case it felt really nice to create something and to be able to contribute!

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Céline

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  1. Such a complement that half are sold already! Feels good to contribute to such a great cause I bet. Thanks for sharing on my weekly show and tell, Wednesday Wait Loss.
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