About a week ago my hubby bought me a new phone, a little reluctant at first as I was very attatched to my 6 year old motorola, but slowly warmed to the magic of touch phones. My first immediate thought when receiving my gift was ohhh what pouch could I make for this.
Well after making one and thinking this is really cute I thought why not try and sell some. So far I have made 14 pouches in 4 different sizes. The largest accomodating an iphone or the latest Sony Ericsson, down to a very wee one that fits a Nokia 7510.
All of the pouches are made from 100% cotton and are lined with wool batting. Wool you say! Yeah, had a bit left over from a quilt so there was a reason to why I thought I would hang on to it. They have a strap that wraps around the front of the pouch and then is fastened by velcro at the back.
Anyway here is a sneak at some of them.
My favourite is the ones made from Japanese fabric that came from my mums scraps of a quilt she is making.
This one is also particularly cute with a little quilting to highlight the butterfly.
One for the boys
Loving the buttons.
Last nigth i found your Barbie vintage dress tutorial and i’d to make it ,first thing this morning.You can see it on Flickr under the name ” coquelicot 2010″.Thank you ,it was easy to make.she looks very parisian with this dress .Out of 6 granddaughters only one plays with Barbie and i’ll see her saturday in Chicago,il live in Paris .Y.S