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Finished Project Friday: EC's Scripture Tote & Cover




After I made Kate's scripture tote and cover, I thought about one of her best friends in Minnesota.  Their birthdays are only about two weeks apart (give or take a few days), and before we moved we thought they would share their baptism day.  I thought about offering to make a tote and cover for her, but I wasn't sure if she was going to get her own set of scriptures for her birthday or not. ... It's a tradition for us, but may not be for others, and I didn't want my friend to feel any pressure from me to do it if she wasn't planning on it.  Anyway, through Facebook, I found out that my friend was going to get her daughter a set of her own scriptures and was having a hard time finding a cute tote or case.  So, I told her that I would make her one.


Her daughter's favorite colors are pink and purple, and I had a really hard time finding any fabric that had both pink and purple in it that didn't look like "baby" fabric.  My mom had recently received a box of layer cakes from Moda, and this collection was in the box.  She said I could use whatever I wanted from the box.  The only issue was that the fabric was pre-cut as 10" squares and I needed the width of the fabric for the tote to be about 12" and the width for the cover to be about 19-20".  So, I had to do some piecing.


It took me longer to make this set than it did to make Kate's, but I like it so much better!  It is so cute!  I hope both my friend and her daughter like it as well.

Comments

Aubrey A said…
I only have one word for you: AMAZING!! :)
Kelley Rae said…
You're going to be sick of me saying this but I LOVE them. Great job!
The Hill Clan said…
I love it! So did you get the pattern from somewhere or is it something you came up with on your own? I'd really like to learn how to make the stuff you do. You are awesome!!

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