If you see any that you would like to buy, email me. They will eventually go to the gift shop, but the shop will take only a few items each month, so if I still have some of these, I would be happy to sell them. $18 each plus shipping. I invoice through PayPal. I will mark any that sell as sold here next to the photos. Thanks for looking.
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Sweet pouches Daryl! Scraps definitely have more of a way of growing than they do of disappearing. No matter how many scrappy things we make!
ReplyDeleteadorable you can never have enough pouches.
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I love these pouches! They look so easy to make,too.
ReplyDeleteFun zipper pouches and I believe no one can ever have too many cases for keeping things organized and safe. Great use of your scraps. <3
ReplyDeleteI actually like scraps as much as (if not MORE than) I like yardage - scraps are pretty, and so you are your pouches :) I agree with the other commenters that you really can't have too many pouches :D
ReplyDeleteA lot of work, Daryl !!! But all of pouches looking adorable !!
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ReplyDeleteThese remind me of my snap bags....so fun and "addictive" to make.
Oh I love them all. So colorful :)
ReplyDeleteThank you Danice. You are a no-reply, so you might have Google+ which messes up things or you need your email in your settings. Sorry I couldn't directly respond back to you.
DeleteThese are really fun! Thanks for linking up with Elm Street Quilts Bag It event!
ReplyDeleteCute as can be!
ReplyDeleteThank you! You are a no reply so I couldn't email you directly.
DeleteI so need to do this - instead of reaching for the shiny sparkly new fabrics.
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