Let's admit it, I was not very productive during March but I didn't want my OMG goal to fade away. That's why I cut up those partially used squares.
I wanted to make some flying geese so I prepared the rectangles. Two sets of 2.5x1.5". Out of remaining 1.5" strips I prepared some triangles for future use.
Than I pieced the geese with few 1.5" scrappy squares and finally added scrap of little dots. As usually my pouch is sewed out of 1 piece. The size is 7x11".
My cutlery fits just fine in there.
I boxed the corners but only tiny bit. I didn't even cut the triangles off.
Of course I couldn't miss little loop as a handle.
Somehow it's becoming an experiment on how much you can create out of 8 charm squares. Hopefully it'll continue soon...
Linking up with finish it up Friday and more:
I so love this! How adorable and clever you are! It is fun to see how far we can stretch our scraps!
ReplyDeleteI really LOVE your pouch and perfect fitting mini quilt!!! <3
ReplyDeleteGreetings, Rike
I love all the pouches you make, and the lunch cutlery ones are great. I must do one for my daughter
ReplyDeleteOmg!! I absolutely love that pouch!!!
ReplyDeleteLove that pouch with the zipper handle. Thanks for linking up with Elm Street Quilts One Monthly Goal and congrats on your finish.
ReplyDeleteLove your little pouch!!
ReplyDeleteLove that pouch and the quilt! Those colors are great with the gray!
ReplyDeleteI like how you work in color themes, Vera. Beautiful work!
ReplyDeleteCute as can be!
ReplyDeleteLove the pouch! Looks great!
ReplyDeleteVery cute pouch! Love it!
ReplyDeleteCutlery is an interesting thing to pack. To take your lunch to work?
ReplyDeleteCute pouch, whatever you use it for.
I LOVE THIS! but my brain requires tutorials... is there one for this please ????
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