
The fabrics are Amy Butler and Joel Dewberry. I filled the bags with some little goodies (Bath & Body Works loot and chocolates), but the girls seemed especially happy to each have a custom-made bag. Before the weekend was over they were showing me how the bags had become makeup kits and purse organizers. Hopefully whenever they use them it will make them think of me and our fun weekend together. :-)

It's so much fun making something to give to someone else! How about you, what is the end result of your crafting? Is it more often for yourself, for gifts, or for sale?
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Did you use a pattern for these, or are they of your own creative creation? Either way, they're great and made fantastic gifts, I'm sure!
I didn't really have a pattern for these, although I learned how to make a simple zippy pouch here: http://www.twelve22.org/2006/07/zipper_tutorial.html
and have been going to town making my own versions ever since.
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