I am lucky to have inherited a wonderful recycled wool stash. The red wool used for this pencil case was a coat that I felted in my washing machine.
The case is 9 inches long and 3 inches wide.
I used fabric from my scrap bin for the strips on the front and the lining.
And now for the winner of the Caity Did bag pattern. Using Random Number Generator the winner is #65 Deb! I just sent you an email and your e-pattern will be sent to you directly from Loft Creations. Thank you to everyone that entered.







21 readers left a comment:
This is beautiful. You do such lovely work
Lovely! Like the colour red and the pattern
Your case is beautiful! Love the wool...it gives the bag such pizazz!
This is a great pencil case. The red wool is perfect. It looks stunning.
Love the use of your wool. It made a terrific pencil case. Clever. Congratulations to your winner.
Your good! It's fantastic! I loved reading it was wool.
This is beautiful! I have a wool sweater I need to try and felt. You have inspired me. :)
wow, your bag came out really cute! Love the mixed media ;O)
I'm thoroughly regretting giving up my red wool coat now...
I live the colors of your bag Mary
You are SO TALENTED! I love everything about that bag! You can mail it to me today! I just think the way you put fabrics and colors together is amazing. Thanks for sharing!
Cheery wave from
Bev
That looks great!!! I love the shape too.
Now how cool is that!! Love the little bag.
Congratulations Deb. Really fun pencil case. Happy Creative Hearts...
This is one of the cutest little bags that I've seen, Mary! Thanks for the link to the tute.
Such a happy bag Mary! Love that bright red with the black and white touchs.
I love the case. I have a thing for wool too. Good job!
Red/black/white sure do pop together. great little case, Mary. Of course I have to go check out the tutorial. :)
It's a wonderful pencil case. I love the red wool. So clever of you to use that!
Such a lovely pencil case! Great idea!
Hugs,
Tatyana
Very cute quilt and bag.
fantastic, love the use of fabrics and design
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