More pouches

 All the pouches are finished and gifted now! I made another 7, all with the same fabric at the top and cream zips. 



I changed the colour of the faux leather at the bottom



and also the lining fabric depending on the topic of the teachers.



And of course I added a cute little label

I don't have a picture with the 7+3 pouches together, I finished them in batches as they were needed! Nothing like a deadline to get going...

Happy to have managed to make as many (well one extra) as the girls wanted to gift!

Linking to Brag about your Beauties, Off the wall Friday, Patchwork and Quilt

Céline

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