At the beginning of the month, I was looking for ideas for using up my red scraps and found this tissue holder tutorial. I had this in mind when cutting some of the scrappy blocks I made last week.
Some of the red scraps ended up in the squares, and I've used more for the linings. I tried both methods, edges meeting in the middle and overlapping, and I think I prefer the overlapped ones. I need to buy some packets of tissues now to put in them.
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These are just adorable. What an excellent use of scraps.
Oooh love these, I'm going to try some with next months rainbow colour :)
A really nice way to use your red scraps!
These are great for taking on the go. I like having one in my purse. Good idea for the scrappy project. I may make some in the next month.
Great way to use up those scraps!!!
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Andrea
Those are so cute! What a great way to use up smaller pieces of fabric! :0)
Really good idea!
What a great way to use up scraps! These are so cute.
These would make great stocking stuffers! Great use of scraps!
Those are adorable. What a great idea.
They're so fancy. What a great idea!
So cute! What a fun way to use up those red bits.
Very cute and adorable! Thanks for sharing the link. I think you did a wonderful job using up your red scraps!
Great idea on using your scraps. These make great little gifts! Thank you for the tutorial link :)
Those are darling. Love the scrappiness of them.
Those are fabulous! You've inspired me to have a go at making some.
The threat to replace my 10 year old computer seems to have spurred it into a second coming, as all of a sudden, I am able to whiz through your blog and catch up with everything I've been missing for the last few months! Jane, did you ever think of having your blog published in book form? Blogger.com can do it, and one day I'd like to publish mine. But I wish I could print off your blog - you are a continuous resource of ideas, and I wish I had a printed record of all of them for easy reference! Loving all your projects in the Rainbow challenge, now that I've discovered what that is!
I loved the result, practical and a great gift .... thanks for the link to the tutorial ... great week
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They turned out great - I may make some to give as Christmas gifts.
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