Again another cute quick and easy sewing project. I used this tutorial for a Tea Wallet for your purse.
This holds six teabags. I think it looks neater with just the four tea bags in it. You could use the two other pockets for sugar or sweetener. This would be ideal to take on a picnic with a flask of hot water.
I also made a Sanitary Pad Holder for my purse, using this pattern as a basis. I adapted it to make it work for this project.
If you make this remember to visualize which way your material will go if it has a pattern.
When I looked at this, I wish I had top seamed either side of the join. It would have looked more finished and sharper.
You can fit at least two or three pads in it.
Again I am asking what would you think a good price for each one of these would be?
For those who were asking about the material I have had it for a while. I got a fat quarter bundle a while ago and these are four fat quarters from it. I think this is one of the fabrics though.
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Saturday, October 28, 2017
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6 comments:
I love them. What a clever idea
love all these ideas1 again I would pay 5 to 7 dollars. how much time does each take to make?
Very handy! Say seven to ten?
very cute, glad you are sewing
Nice work, and a lovely way to use up the scraps in your fabric stash (well, I am thinking of my fabric stash).
God bless.
What a neat project and a great gift to tea drinker...TFS!
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