These designs come from 'purplehat'. She calls them wet wipe bags, but we can no longer get the small packs of wet wipes, so I use them for tissues. They are made in the hoop and are really quick and easy things to make for gifts.
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5753What beautiful Tissue holders! Very nobly! Flowers for you
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211079A lovely gift. what lady doesnt have a small pack of tissues n every handbag. *4U
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46153Such pretty designs . Great gifts. A flower for you.
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10164Wow, you did such a good job. They are very pretty.
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18167Very nice - How is the zipper done ITH?
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by shirleysisson
14 Jun 2008
Thank you. You start with hooped 'stitch 'n tear' and the first step is a placement line for the zip. Then you put the zip down, face up and the machine stitches the zip to the 'stitch 'n tear'. The zip is bought longer that you need it and at the end you trim away the top and bottom of the zip. Then you lay down one folded side, then the other and so on. The trick is to remember to pull the zip down to open it before you attach the backing of the bag.
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27382nice great idea I like the zipper part they would be great lined for wet wipes
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by shirleysisson
14 Jun 2008
Thank you. You used to be able to get a small pack of wet wipes in their own packaging which fits into this bag. *4U
7833They look padded - are they? They do make lovely gifts I agree.
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by shirleysisson
14 Jun 2008
Thank you. Yes there is a layer of thin compressed batting which gives it that padded look. *4U
25546What beautiful designs and such a lovely gift, thankyou for sharing.
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