I had been inspired by Tiina in Finland who makes a lot of small pouches, that are immaculately quilted.
So I was posting about all the things I needed to finish and realised that I just had to suck it up and cut the blocks down. Once I had made that decision then it was easy to get it all sewn together and finished.
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Nice pouch! I like it (Aaron)...
ReplyDeleteThis is a nice pouch! It's great that you got it finished because it's so worth it. And if you meant me as your inspiration (that would really warm my heart) I'm from Finland. Your quilting looks nice and even!
ReplyDeleteI so did mean you. I was looking at cousins photos in the Netherlands when I did this so got it mixed up!! I have changed the txt and am putting a link in to your blog as I should not have gotten that wrong! Thanks
DeleteTilkunvillaaja - I just discovered your fantastic blog but can't figure out how to read in English. Do I need to cut and paste every chunk of writing into Google Translate, or is there another way. You do beautiful work, a style I love!
DeleteHi Liz, If you open Tilkunvillaaja with google on the top right or left of the page it should give you an option to click that will automatically translate.
DeleteVery cool!
ReplyDeleteCute pouches!
ReplyDeleteIt is lovely! The cat is so cute - i'd be using this for first aid items as it says on the front! Thanks for linking up to #scraptastictuesday
ReplyDeleteMoving it forward!
ReplyDeleteI like this size. Did you follow a tut or have a pattern? i am very interested in it. Thanks!!
ReplyDeleteHi Margaret. If you click on the link I have for Tiina in Finland and look at her blog - even if it does not translate into English. She creates a lot of pouches and at various times shows step by step how to do it.
Deletegreat use of your block!
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