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Draw string Toiletries bag and Hand Towel.
Saw this fabric at a shop near me and thought what can I do with this. It is a heavy Satin type block out fabric but not rubber backed. They had it in 4 colours so I bought a half metre of each. I had a Hand towel similar colour to the Plum so decided to have some fun with it.
The silver snowflake is actually part of the fabric.
This is what I came up with. Thanks for looking.
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basketkase
25 Jun 2016
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Absolutely adorable.......love that fabric, too.........
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Thank you
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Love the duck on this bag, very cute. Great buy on the fabric as well. Love Chris
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Thank you
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great job, this bag is very cute, i love the design, hugs Maria
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The duck and the fabric you used for it is a perfect combination !
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Beautiful fabrics and your embroidery result inspires me😊
Great job - well done.
Great job - well done.
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Love the fabric and your embroidery is super. I do love those quacks/Lillian
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Thank you
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baydreamer
25 Jun 2016
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Would make a great gift.. since the bag could be used for something else.
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Thank you
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joybteafrontiercom
25 Jun 2016
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I love those ducks on the bags. Do you remenber where you got them, I would love to have them? Thanks
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Thank you
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Love the duck Barbara. So does my eldest G/daughter Madison who is sitting with me now, Here for a couple of days, Will answer your email tomorrow :)
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Thank you. Always good to get a young ones reaction. Glad you still had same Email. Answer whenever you have time.
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I love that fabric and the duck is cute as can be. Great job!
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Thank you. Just shows you don't always have to head for the expensive shops. Always look around and feel fabric whenever you can. You will be surprised what is out there.
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love the ducks, could you please tell us where you go them. hugs joann
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Thank you.
I think these are from an OESD collection 'Mitzi the Duck with Pluck'