Friday, June 25, 2010
Thursday, June 24, 2010
New wallet style and more passport holders!
A new wallet I made last night which folds in half with a tab closure. I like this style better!
And the inside.
Sunday, June 20, 2010
Saturday, June 19, 2010
Scottish Jig
Friday, June 18, 2010
Eeeek!!! This blogging business is frustrating! Especially when you are moderately
technologically retarded! Anyway my photos are not in the order I intended but I will just have to deal with it I think. So, this is a pencil case I made. I followed a tutorial from ayumills.blogspot.com and I'm very pleased with the result. Its made it from an old wool jacket that I got from vinnies for $3.50!
Here are my coasters. They are mostly made from some placemats that I never used so I cut up! I love these but I don't have any furniture that is nice enough to require the use of coasters so I guess I'll sell them.
This is the inside of the passport case that my friend, Sarah, asked me to make. To be honest, it was a pain in the bum! This was my second attempt. The first attempt was a disaster. I rarely follow patterns so I guess disasters are bound to happen now and then! On the left is a pouch/slot for your passport and on the right is a little zippered pouch for coins or whatever else.
technologically retarded! Anyway my photos are not in the order I intended but I will just have to deal with it I think. So, this is a pencil case I made. I followed a tutorial from ayumills.blogspot.com and I'm very pleased with the result. Its made it from an old wool jacket that I got from vinnies for $3.50!
This is the inside of the passport case that my friend, Sarah, asked me to make. To be honest, it was a pain in the bum! This was my second attempt. The first attempt was a disaster. I rarely follow patterns so I guess disasters are bound to happen now and then! On the left is a pouch/slot for your passport and on the right is a little zippered pouch for coins or whatever else.
Here is the closed view of the passport pouch.
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