FAL Finish: Pink And Orange Lola Pouch
One of the items on my Q2 FAL list was a Lola pouch to match the needle book I've made (previous post). I was going to use the same fabric as the needle book, so this is how it looked at the start of the quarter:
In the end, though, the orange dot wasn't right, so I used the tone-on-tone print I used for the outside of the needle book and a big pink dot.
I also used some fabric glue to secure the zip tab before sewing the edges and I'm really pleased with how it turned out. I shall use that trick again!
I also used some Vilene foam interlining (Style-Vil) for the first time and I love the structure it adds to the pouch. I added a bit of quilting to each side of the seams (using Aurifil 12wt 1154) and was thrilled to discover that one set met on the bottom - total fluke!
And here's the final pouch, with the needle book in front of it:
I think they make a nice pair, don't you?
Until about a minute before this photo was taken, Archie was fast asleep, hence the slightly dopey look:
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Thanks for popping in!
Ah, that precious "just waking up" look. You just want to kiss those sleepy, beautiful eyes.
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What a pretty color combo! Well done!
ReplyDeleteAwww sleepy Archie! I've wanted to make a Lola pouch for ages, must do
ReplyDeleteAwww sleepy Archie! I've wanted to make a Lola pouch for ages, must do
ReplyDeleteI like the look that foam interlining gives, really well defined stitching and a pleasingly 'chubby' effect :-)
ReplyDeleteGreat pair - pretty and useful!
ReplyDeleteSuper cute! I do love a Lola pouch!
ReplyDeleteWhat a gorgeous pair! If they are a gift - the recipient is quite lucky!!! Congratulations on your finish! Thanks for participating in the 2016 FAL on behalf of the global hosts :)
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