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callen 07-17-2016 04:06 PM

Nicely done.

annette1952 07-17-2016 07:43 PM

Very nice little bag. Love your fabric. I wanted to make a couple last year for gifts but never got to them so this is on my list now for sure. Thank you

kaylfordsollimo 07-18-2016 02:39 AM

Looks good to me. And, your "ruler trick" was just fine.

copycat 07-18-2016 03:10 AM


Originally Posted by btiny36 (Post 7603190)
Awesome....here's a video link if anyone is interested..
https://youtu.be/m-SsfnXbVrc
link to her site for this pattern tutorial
http://www.seasonedhomemaker.com/diy...ouch-tutorial/

Thank you so much for taking time to post the video and link to the zippered boxy pouch. I appreciate it! Very nice and clear instructions.

copycat 07-18-2016 03:14 AM


Originally Posted by KathyM (Post 7603652)
I have made this pattern out of vinyl screen (pet screen) and used it for in a picnic baskets to hold forks, spoons and knives. I make picnic bags as wedding gifts - puts in plates, cups, graham cracks, marshmellows, chocolate bars and sticks.

Great idea! Please show us pictures if you can. Also, the picnic bags filled with Smore ingredients sound wonderful.

quiltqueen61 07-18-2016 04:01 AM

I have made these using place mats and those microfiber drying mats....quick and easy....have fun....

coopah 07-18-2016 04:56 AM

That is a terrific pouch! The colors are vibrant and happy! Your photography came out fine. :-). Thanks for sharing!

callen 07-18-2016 05:18 AM

Great job. I am going to try this one too. Tks for the information.

Jordan 07-18-2016 05:38 AM

Very nice and it looks like it would have many purposes. Thx for sharing.

AZ Jane 07-18-2016 06:00 AM


Originally Posted by ckcowl (Post 7603818)
I bet the vinyl lined flannel from Joanne's would work for ' waterproof' , could be fun. ��

What's that flannel they used to use on baby beds, so if they wet it wouldn't go thru to the mattress? It had a "rubbery" center??


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