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I have one of these in my car with a strap of elastic that goes across the back...I can keep the tissues on my visor right in reach.
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Thank you so much. I wanted to make some of those as small gifts and was going to look up a pattern. I appreciate you posting it here.
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Love this. I always end up with loose tissues in my purse so this should help.
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Great tutorial! My girlfriend made these for my greatniece's elementary school faculty and staff for Teacher Appreciation Day. As a former teacher, I know how much they will all appreciate them!
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Oh my gosh - so so adorable - I am at my friend's house/barn in VT - we did 10 Shop Hops yesterday
We came across these tissue holders and wanted a quick and easy project - they are so adorable, and are truly quick and easy to make - thanks so much for sharing - these are the hit of the weekend retreat Judy |
I just made two of them in less than ten minutes counting cutting time following your tut, thanks so much, what a fun quick project
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this is a fabulous item for a fund raiser.
I run a craft group and I am running out of ideas. Do you have any other quick and easy things to make? thanks, survivor |
mug rugs, fabric necklaces with covered beads, lg tissue box covers, wine stem coasters, tote bags to name a few
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Oh that is so neat and easy!! I am bookmarking this! Thanks
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Originally Posted by pdunn56
.....fabric necklaces with covered beads....
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I love these tissue holders! Made one with batting and stippling on the smaller piece. Came out really cute.
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Originally Posted by katsewnsew
I love these tissue holders! Made one with batting and stippling on the smaller piece. Came out really cute.
Such an easy project! |
Well I'll be darned! How simple is that?
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Originally Posted by pdunn56
Originally Posted by katsewnsew
I love these tissue holders! Made one with batting and stippling on the smaller piece. Came out really cute.
Such an easy project! |
Wow....these are soooooo cute and easy!! Love the piped edge on the top. Thank you so much for sharing your pattern (and pictures) with us. I just made up 12 of them in no time with fabric scraps. I like to make a paperback book cover for people in the hospital or sick, now I can add one of these to match.
Great tutorial!!!! Do you have an idea on how to make an easy wallet??????? PS> I really like the idea of putting elastic on and putting it on the visor in the car like mentioned above. THX |
cool thanks for pattern
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I wanted to add that this technique would work well on the check book covers too. When you make the pockets that hold the checkbook and register, just make outside a bit shorter and the lining a bit longer* and that would make the little trim on the edge and easier to find where to insert each part. :-) * I would think that trimming off 1/2 inch on outside part and adding 1/2 inch to lining would do it.
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Originally Posted by SandyinZ4
I wanted to add that this technique would work well on the check book covers too. When you make the pockets that hold the checkbook and register, just make outside a bit shorter and the lining a bit longer* and that would make the little trim on the edge and easier to find where to insert each part. :-) * I would think that trimming off 1/2 inch on outside part and adding 1/2 inch to lining would do it.
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I can't beleive how easy this was to make. Thanks for sharing.
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I made one. I see many more in my future. Thanks!
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I made one of these for my mom & one for my MIL for Mother's Day- so cute & easy! Thanks for the tute!
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I have made several of these since reading tut. They make cute gifts.
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These will be great to make for our church fair this fall. Thanks for the tute.
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Thanks for sharing this. I'm going to try this soon.
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Do you have a pattern you could share for the bow tucks tote? It is adorable.
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Wonderful ... that's a keeper!
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Thank you sew much everyone, for the ideas, and tutes, and pics. I can't wait to try and make these.
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love this easy to follow tutorial! I like the contrasting fabric lining & how it shows on the outside - great job :thumbup:
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thanks for the tutorial
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Thanks for the demo and what a great gift idea! :)
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Love your fabric choices. They are so cheerful. Great tutorial.
This is the way I make mine and I agree it is super easy. I just finished a pile of them for a friend to sell at a craft show as she got laid off from her job and is trying to make some money. |
Thanks for the tute.......my friend's daughter is getting married and she is making necklaces for the bridesmaids, 5 of them. She wants to do something to hold them in. I think this would be great dont u, even though it is a kleenex holder, it will hold the hand crocheted necklaces great and make them in satin the color of the dresses.
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Thanks for the tute.......my friend's daughter is getting married and she is making necklaces for the bridesmaids, 5 of them. She wants to do something to hold them in. I think this would be great dont u, even though it is a kleenex holder, it will hold the hand crocheted necklaces great and make them in satin the color of the dresses.
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If you wanted to use them to hold your "treasures" you could sew a small loop on one side and a button on the other side.
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Great idea! Thank you for sharing.
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Originally Posted by Quilted Dogs
Thanks for the tute.......my friend's daughter is getting married and she is making necklaces for the bridesmaids, 5 of them. She wants to do something to hold them in. I think this would be great dont u, even though it is a kleenex holder, it will hold the hand crocheted necklaces great and make them in satin the color of the dresses.
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Thank you for sharing this with us. Very useful. Can't wait to try this one myself. Great gift idea.
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Thank you
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You are right I can make this quickly for sure, nice easy project, thank You
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This is going to be added to my arsenal of teacher gifts! Great little idea and tutorial!
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