Sew Simple Fabric Pouches

Hello friends!  I'd like to share a simple little fabric pouch.  I've used a white flour sack towel and Aqua Baker's Twine.  Our local Dollar Store is always well stocked with towels and they work perfectly for small projects.  Using scrap pieces of the towel, I diecut flowers and added a vintage earring to the center.  To finish it up, I added a bit of fiber fill and some sweet treats.  Using a large needle, I made a loose gathering stitch at the top and then tied it shut with a bow.  I've used Aqua Baker's Twine from Really Reasonable Ribbon.     Before filling the bag, I stamped a vintage sewing machine and sentiment.  The sweet "Material Girl" stamp set is Crafty Secrets and is ON SALE!

Join Our Challenge, Won't You?

Really Reasonable Ribbon has a great challenge this week.  All you need to do is use the colors pink and brown and some ribbon, of course :)  Although I don't use these colors together very often I like the color combination. This is a Topiary made with Graphic 45 Papers, Pink Seam Binding, Brown Sugar Baker's Twine and lots of corsage pins.  Hop on over to Really Reasonable Ribbon Ramblings to see what the Design Team has created :)

Sweet Treats Tin: Vintage Style

Hello friends!  Today I'm sharing a sweet treats tin, just in time for your favorite Valentine.  These are easy to make and who wouldn't love to get a hand made Valentine?  For a complete tutorial, visit Really Reasonable Ribbon Ramblings.  Bonnie is celebrating 2 years and is having a GIVEAWAY...be sure to check it out!
Here's the January Club Assortment.  Lots of bright and cheerful ribbons and lace.

Inside

Here's the supplies I used.

Paper (Fancy Pants), Glue Glider Pro and High  Tac (Glue Arts), Cable Car Red and Earthtone Pepper Embossing Powder (Suzy West Collection, WOW Embossing Powders), Tin, kisses, Metal Trim (making memories), Ribbon and Lace (Really Reasonable Ribbon), Helmar Glue, Pearls, Heart Gem (Prima)