My TGIFF!s for this week are the teachers' and bus driver gifts I made this past week.
These lunch bags were made using Ayumi Mills' @ Pink Penguin's fabulous tutorial. I made some last year and couldn't resist making them again this year.
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And some coasters, made using the Super Duper 5 Minute Coaster tutorial by Laura @ Quokka Quilts.
I still have a few lunch bags to make for Micah's teachers. Then, I can get back to my trees...
I'm linking up with TGIFF!, which is being hosted by Gemma @ Pretty Bobbins in New Caledonia! She's made a gorgeous bag and travel sewing kit. I've got to make me one of those! Check out the great finishes and feel free to link up one of your own!
Happy Friday and have a great weekend!
Those are really cute!
ReplyDeleteMy boys are in university (one doing his masters, the other his undergrad) so school was out quite some time ago - but I remember Camp Mommy from all those years ago, and boy do I miss it. :)
What lucky teachers! Your gifts are lovely.
ReplyDeleteCamp Mommy is over for me too - wish I'd had a blog in those days - it would be lovely to have that kind of record about what we did together in the holidays!
;^0 Maybe Camp Gram'elle??? Good for you!
ReplyDeleteOh enjoy it while you can M-R...they grow up way too fast. the lunch bags are adorable...I love love love the dragonfly one!!!!
ReplyDeleteThose bags are fab! I'm always meaning to make bags but I never have - perhaps these are the ones!
ReplyDeleteWow I wish I was on your gift list! I love love those bags. I've only made one thing of Ayumi's (fabric basket) so looks like I will need to make something else! Thanks M-R!!!
ReplyDeleteLovely gifts! Love that dragonfly one!
ReplyDeleteI love, love, love the dragonfly bag!! We still have a couple of weeks until school holidays, I keep promising the kids I will teach them to sew, but at 1.5, 3.5 and 5.5 years it gets a bit daunting (for me!) LOL Thanks for linking up and enjoy having your kids home for the holidays :)
ReplyDeleteWe put on summer camp for the grands. It's way more exhausting that I remembered!
ReplyDeleteGreat gifts! I'm sure they are loved and appreciated!
Fabulous bags - I'm sure the teachers loved them!
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