Yesterday and today I made several juice pouch items. I started 5 yesterday, and I finished 8 today.
One of the items was this backpack that I was commissioned to make.
A few of the items are not pictured, because they are christmas presents.
Here is a small container.
This will be up for sale in a craft fair in November.
Here are 3 pouches. You can put pencils, knitting needles, crochet hooks, make-up, and other items in them.
These will also be for sale at the November craft fair.
This is a new items for me, a change purse.
What is really great is that all the zippers used came from a going out of business sale that I went to in the Spring. I wasn't sure what I was going to do with all of the zippers at the time, especially since most of them are smaller than what I normally need. I am also going to try my hand at making zipper flowers with some of them.
* I did not link any tutorials for these items, but they are on my blog. Just do a search for juice pouches (top left is the search engine). More specifically, juice pouch backpack, juice pouch container, and juice pouch pencil.
These turned out great. I really like the small pouches and the change purses.
ReplyDeleteHi Kristy! I've made purses and totes with juice boxes too, but I threw in the element of crochet!! Lots of FUN!!!.. I love your idea for pencil pouches though! I'll have to try that!... Have a great weekend! ~tina
ReplyDeleteI've never seen crochet added to them before. That sounds really interesting. You have a great weekend to.
ReplyDeleteLOVE the juice pouches!!
ReplyDeleteThanks for making me feel like I'm not crazy for ranting about paper towels!! I heard that too that around the 50s they were looking for new ideas to create jobs (is how I heard it) and so the "wonderful" world of disposables was born. Companies have just taken it too far! I feel like they're all trying to scare us into believing everything is super dirty!
Using these are a great idea. I like the graphics of the juice pouches, the recycling and the new functions.
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