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
I adore her "dumpling" pattern - this one looks cute!
ReplyDeletePicking the fabrics might be draining for you, but at least you have such great results! These are darling!
These are beautiful S! And your pintucks are gorgeous! Well done! Jxo
ReplyDeleteI love these! My favorite is the last one (pink and grey)..just lovely and um, I would not have the 1st clue on pintucking!
ReplyDeleteI love these! My favorite is the last one (pink and grey)..just lovely and um, I would not have the 1st clue on pintucking!
ReplyDeleteI 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. ;)
ReplyDeleteI 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.
ReplyDeleteLucky teachers! These are adorable.
ReplyDeletewhat 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
ReplyDeleteThe fabric you choose is PERFECT. Gorgeous finishes, missus.
ReplyDeleteSvetlanko, tak ty se ti opravdu povedly!! Jsou krásné!! Učitelky budou dělat v létě (a nejenom) parádu! Měj krásné dny! J.
ReplyDeleteThey're really pretty! Lucky teachers x
ReplyDeletethey are all so cute! and what wonderful teacher gifts.
ReplyDeleteVery cute, lucky old teachers!
ReplyDeletethose 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!
ReplyDeleteThese 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
ReplyDeleteI don't know what a pintuck is either, but yours seriously look great!!! I'm sure the teachers really loved this gift!
ReplyDeletegreat gifts!!
ReplyDeleteNice work, I love these pouches. Thanks for sharing
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