
I posted my start to this project on
Monday, and got it finished yesterday. Despite one booboo that resulted in me needing to remove her snout and tail, then recut and reattach them (while
cursing grumbling loudly :D) she worked out beautifully :D

She measures about 7.5"w (not counting her lil piggy feet) and 10.5"t ... and she'll be going to Blue Hills :) I have another pink one cut out, and am planning on a blue one as well :D She's from the book
Fast Fun & Easy Fabric Critter Bags (NAYY) - there are lots of other fun designs in the book that I want to play with as well :)
Her little ears are a bit dimensional - I stitched the ears on so they'd be raised a bit - I thought it would be a cute touch :D
If I do say so myself, she's a pretty cute zipper pouch - I think someone will be very happy to receive her :)
Posted to Celtic Thistle Stitches
New to Me for Feb. 2015 :)
NOT posted to the
Sew the Library linky party for February - I like to follow along, do my own thing and check out what others have done, without actually posting to it - I'm lazy that way, lol.
Think I've got that book, too. Love this little piggie!
ReplyDeleteSuper fun little piggie bag. She even has a tail.
ReplyDeleteThis is so cute! I never would have thought to make a pouch into a critter!
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