Friday Spotlight: A Classic Quilted Boxy Pouch!


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Check out today’s Friday Spotlight! It’s Lindsay’s Classic Quilted Boxy Pouch from Lindsay Sews and it’s the perfect size for all your favorite quilting tools. This pouch is extra long…I want one:)

If you’ve never made a quilted pouch before, this is a great pattern to learn on. Lindsay will get you quilting in no time with her great instructions and easy techniques!


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CLICK HERE to get Linday’s awesome step by step tutorial to whip up a Classic Boxy Pouch of your own.

Thanks so much for clicking over, make sure you come back tomorrow for Show Off Saturday.

XOXO,


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