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| Christmas wraps - guess what's inside? ;) |
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| YAY - yummy chocolates! |
Posted to the Under the Christmas Tree linky party for Nov. 30 :) ... and the New to Me linky party for November :) ... and to the Ho Ho Ho and On We Sew linky party for November :)
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| Christmas wraps - guess what's inside? ;) |
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| YAY - yummy chocolates! |
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| Girl set :) |
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| Boy set :) |
Here's the bag I started on Monday, along with the rest of the sewn items for this owl gift. Other than the owl stuffy, these are all new-to-me projects that I haven't made before. Bottom row - Oliver Owl drawstring bag by winterpeach on Etsy. I increased the size by 50% - the original is really tiny. Mine measures 8.5" in diameter, and 11" tall. Middle row - owl stuffy by fluffandfuzz on Etsy - mine measures about 7"w x 6" tall (no resizing done). Matching owl purse by fluffandfuzz - this pattern is included with the owl. I resized it down to 80% of the original. Mine measures 9.5"w x 8.5"t w/out strap, 12"t with strap. Hand puppets made with regular sheets of felt - they measure 5.5"w x 6.5"t (no resizing done) and the pattern is a freebie from Lia Griffith :) (Don't ask me why the puppet pic background is yellow - all of these pictures were taken in about a 2 minute timeframe in my basement!)![]() | |
| Shark goodies I recently stitched for a gift - pillowcase, bedbuggs shark stuffy, zipper bag appliqued with "3D" shark :) |
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| Here's the completed gift - from top left: appliqued zipper bag, shark stuffy, shark pencil box, mini shark squirters, shark book (which I later exchanged for a different book), shark pillowcase and shark stickers :) The pencil box, books, stickers and squirters were all purchased from Amazon.ca - I love my Prime membership, lol! |
Progress on the monster backpack - I gave him arms and legs (using the lining fabric), and got the strap holders basted on. I can't find my box of hardware so I need to go to the fabric store to get D-rings and strap holder thingies. The bag doesn't have a gusset - I wouldn't even technically call it a backpack - it's more a flat bag that can be worn like a backpack. Once the straps and hardware are installed, I can just add the lined back and the bag will be finished, with no raw edges (I'm doing the assembly the same way I do Kristin Link's front zip pouches). Home stretch, baby! :D![]() |
| Measuring tape bags (top, 4.5" x 8") and quilted appliqued ghost bag (8" x 8") :) |
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| 3 little Halloween zippies - about 4" each :) |