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The Cornucopia Velda Pouch
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I made the pattern for this pouch after becoming frustrated with my bulky wallet. I just wanted something small that could hold both my cash, cards, and a chapstick. It’s really handy.
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By automaticsweetheart at automaticsweetheart etsy store
Material Notes
herringbone wool, printed mohair, cotton, antique silver prong snaps, wool plaid, striped cotton
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Nov 1, 2009, 04.59 PMby sewneenee
Love your fabric choices and I too am tired of the big wallet. this is a cute solution!
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Nov 3, 2009, 08.03 PMby automaticsweetheart
Thanks! I like making these pouches because I can use up bits of fabric scraps that are too small to make anything else with:)