While pursing Craftsy trying to avoid their sale, I stumbled upon their blog post of 17 Thing Only Quilters Understand, and look what happened to be featured after #13. Insert loud squeal, it's been so great to have such a great response to my first pattern, thanks everyone for your love and support.
A while back, after I learned about zippers, I downloaded a bunch of patterns with zippers and this little Lola Pouch was one included. As a retreat project I decided I was going to make 14 of them, in one day. Hahaha, that didn't happen but over a day and a half I did get 12 done, and 2 more just need zippers. Here is the lot so far. The pattern comes in two different sizes and this is the smaller size, although I just ordered more zippers to make some larger pouches.
This was such a good way to use up scraps. I have to admit those two Cotton + Steel prints on the left side are my favorites!
- Patch & Chels
I love the bound opening on these. I will have to look up Lola.
ReplyDeleteThis is the ultimate can't stop at one!!
Favourites? Strawberries and the blue one with the orange binding( far right, second photo).
Congrats on the appearance of your pattern in that Craftsy article! Love your Lola pouches!
ReplyDeleteYou have a great production line going there Chelsea, congratulations on the Craftsy feature too.
ReplyDeleteI see mine in there :) They look awesome!
ReplyDeleteCongratulations Chelsea!! Your quilt is beautiful, it's not wonder that they featured it!!
ReplyDeleteSo are these pouches for ALL your FRIENDS??? I think the third from the right is very cute! Feeling like I should have followed through on the 'birthday Tote hint' a while ago... LOL ;)
I've been thinking about that pouch pattern and seeing your post is the clincher...great pouches, love all the colors you picked. Congrats on the pattern picture it looks great.
ReplyDeleteYay! Congrats on your mention in the Craftsy post! I'm hoping to start my version of your quilt design by the end of the year!
ReplyDeleteAdorable pouches! They look so pretty all lined up. And congrats on the featured pattern on the craftsy article.
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