With a few hours to spare yesterday afternoon, I sorted through my stack of pretty fabrics and stitched up another box pouch. I love all the pretty colours in this one and added a French motif that was left over from this project. I used some osnaburg for the top panel which contrasts nicely with the floral, gingham, and polka dot prints.
I quilted all the panels onto cotton wadding, 1/2 inch apart, and love the texture and structure it gives to the pouch. I added some ecru cotton lace on the back and some stripey aqua grosgrain ribbon for the tabs.
The fabrics are a mix of Darla, Ruby, Atsuko Matsumaya 30’s Collection, Folk Heart, and Flower Sugar. The pattern used is from Patchwork Please! (with some modifications).
You can check out my other Box Pouch here.
La Pecora Nera says
I love it!!!
Greetings from italy, Emanuela
Ladyfée says
un petit bonjour de la fée ! plus beaucoup de temps pour me promener sur les blogs ! toujours aussi joli ce que vous faites ! plein de fraicheur ! bravo ! bon week end ! amitiés, Ladyfée
ruthplustwo.com says
It looks lovely – such a sweet colour combination!
~Carla~ says
Beautiful!! Question please: I read a review which said that many of the directions in this book were either incorrect or difficult to understand.. did you find that to be the case? I’d love to buy it, but not if i’ll have to redo most of the projects myself. Thanks!
Lisa in Port Hope says
Adorable! Makes me want to dig out my 30’s fabrics…
Debbie says
These both turned out realllly cute!
Our photos says
Beautiful!!
Greetings from, the Netherlands
Tatkis says
Adorable box pouch, fabrics are so sweet!
Hugs,
Tatyana
Jane Green says
Oh – how sweet!! I wish I had your fabric stash.
Another hit! Thanks for sharing so much with us.
Heidi says
Wow! Those fabrics are really cute. I shop at Hobby Lobby, and I can never find fabrics as cute as those. where do you buy such nice material?
-H
A Spoonful of Sugar says
I live in Australia and buy most of my fabrics online. I bought a number of those fabrics from Sew Deerly Loved https://www.etsy.com/au/shop/sewdeerlyloved They have lots of sweet Japanese florals.