Did you save the trimmed edge patchwork pieces? I sincerely hope you did! As the quilting stitches are quiet large, it was not really difficult to take off the stitches. All the sewn scraps are half triangle unfinished, in order to turn it into squarish. I roughly cut the linen piece into rectangle pieces then sew the imperfect half triangle pieces with linen then trim and repeat! I had just enough linen for the scrappy patchwork sewing and enough to make two patchwork pieces! Right away, I know a small coin pouch would be great! After the straight quilting lines the pieces are just perfect for a 6" zipper.
The texture is such contrast between Liberty Tana Lawn and Linen. The natural linen and Liberty colors are echo each other so well... ! Oh.. I could go on and on about this topic! So, let me stop right here!
I know, I never host any giveaways! This is probably the third or fourth giveaway after 5 years blogging! This little giveaway idea just pop in my mind when I finished sewing the pouch. Please leave a comment if you love this zippered pouch and would love a chance to receive this zipper pouch! You don't need to write a lot! Simply a Hi or hello works! The giveaway opens to everyone as long as the USPS ships out to your continent. Comment will close on March 7th, 8p.m. central time!
{Thank you so much} for comments! I really appreciate your time to write as I am a horrible writer as you know! It is always SO nice to hear from you!
**All the Liberty Tana Lawn is sponsored by {Westwood Acres Liberty Club}!
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Thank you for all your comments.
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nautistitcherMarch 2, 2015 at 9:33 AM
I love the pouch and have always admired your sewing with tiny bits of fabric, giving them new life where they might otherwise have been lost to the trash bin. Your tutorial yesterday was fabulous, and I wondered where you were going when you said "save the trimmings!" You are such an inspiration to me, Chase!
xxc
