Tuesday, June 3, 2014

pintuck wristlets

I'm a huge fan of Michelle Patterns. So, when teacher appreciation week at my children's school was just around the corner I went straight to Michelle's website to see what fun pattern I'd like to make.

I decided to make Pintuck Wristlets (with some modifications as I decided not to add straps and button decorations - mostly because I was seriously running out of time).


Unlike most of the people who sew, I find choosing fabric the most draining part, I prefer simply sewing all the time :). I already made quite a few pouches using Michelle's patterns so I knew what to expect.


I must admit though, I got completely stuck on pintucks. There were no precise instruction how to make them and I messed up a few times before I finally settled on a way to do them - maybe it was the fact I was not exactly sure what pintucks were ??? Anyway, once I got through that hurdle the rest of the clutches came together rather effortlessly. And, most importantly, my kids' teachers loved them.  


Plus, I really love the size of these wristlets, they could probably be used as clutches, too. I'm thinking one more Pintuck Wristlet just for me is in my near future :)

Hope you all have an amazing rest of the day. Svetlana

18 comments:

  1. I adore her "dumpling" pattern - this one looks cute!
    Picking the fabrics might be draining for you, but at least you have such great results! These are darling!

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  2. These are beautiful S! And your pintucks are gorgeous! Well done! Jxo

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  3. I love these! My favorite is the last one (pink and grey)..just lovely and um, I would not have the 1st clue on pintucking!

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  4. I love these! My favorite is the last one (pink and grey)..just lovely and um, I would not have the 1st clue on pintucking!

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  5. I love your pin-tucked clutches. And I know what you mean about picking our fabric. I actually like shopping for the fabric, but I have so much in my stash that when I am ready to sew, it takes me forever to decide what fabric to use and what to make with it. ;)

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  6. I would never have guessed that you find choosing the fabrics draining - your choices are wonderful!! Love these wristlets and thank you for the info on the pattern designer.

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  7. Lucky teachers! These are adorable.

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  8. what lovely presents for the teachers, can see why they were so delighted, lovely design and maybe you do not enjoy choosing the fabrics but a great job you did with these

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  9. The fabric you choose is PERFECT. Gorgeous finishes, missus.

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  10. Svetlanko, tak ty se ti opravdu povedly!! Jsou krásné!! Učitelky budou dělat v létě (a nejenom) parádu! Měj krásné dny! J.

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  11. They're really pretty! Lucky teachers x

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  12. they are all so cute! and what wonderful teacher gifts.

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  13. those are gorgeous teacher gifts! I love all your fabric choices, and I find it hard to believe that you don't like picking out the fabrics! You ALWAYS do an amazing job of selecting the perfect ones to go together!

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  14. These are vey cute! Your skills always Impress me! They actually brought me to Naperville MQG once but I missed you. Anyhow, I am in agreement about fabric. Sometimes it just comes together easily, but often I struggle with making that decision

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  15. I don't know what a pintuck is either, but yours seriously look great!!! I'm sure the teachers really loved this gift!

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  16. Nice work, I love these pouches. Thanks for sharing

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