Uploaded November 2024 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
Sharing this fun and easy upcycle slow stitching project to create a pouch that can hold pens, pencils or scissor (or whatever you may like).
It uses a vintage doily with added embroidery plus fabric scraps - lace and wool blanket.
The added embroidery of the flower was created as part the antique 1800s embroidery designs we are stitching as part of the stitch along I am hosting.
You can adapt the project to the slow stitching or sewing supplies you have.
It’s also another idea for a pouch for the Roxy’s Journal of Stitchery pouch project we did a little while back. #Roxysjournalofstitchery ideas
The pouch I made was for the wonderful Fleur Woods who I was so fortunate to attend a workshop with a few weeks back. This was a little gift I made for her and gave to her on the last day pf the workshop.
I hope you enjoy this easy little slow stitching scrap project.
Cheers,
Christine
Sharing this fun and easy upcycle slow stitching project to create a pouch that can hold pens, pencils or scissor (or whatever you may like).
It uses a vintage doily with added embroidery plus fabric scraps - lace and wool blanket.
The added embroidery of the flower was created as part the antique 1800s embroidery designs we are stitching as part of the stitch along I am hosting.
You can adapt the project to the slow stitching or sewing supplies you have.
It’s also another idea for a pouch for the Roxy’s Journal of Stitchery pouch project we did a little while back. #Roxysjournalofstitchery ideas
The pouch I made was for the wonderful Fleur Woods who I was so fortunate to attend a workshop with a few weeks back. This was a little gift I made for her and gave to her on the last day pf the workshop.
I hope you enjoy this easy little slow stitching scrap project.
Cheers,
Christine










