I’ve been shooting videos for the weave along that begins on September 2nd.
As I was shooting, I was weaving along on a couple of pouches.
Here they are:
A Stripey one, with some beads and other embellishments:
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and the back:
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I wove it with Lion Brand Bonbon yarn- cotton for the body of the pouch and metallic for the embellishment.
The size 8 beads along the sides are from Mirrix and the bone beads at the lower edge were in my stash.
The medallion on the back of the pouch is one that I snitched from a box of stuff that my daughter in law was going to give away.
(She gave it away, but to ~me~ instead of giving it to ‘anonymous’ 
I can be shameless when it comes to pretty goodies! )
My daughter in law grinned at me when she saw the finished pouch, and said: ‘This one is yours, isn’t it, Mum?’
‘Yes! but how did you guess?’
She just laughed.
I guess it’s because I adore these colors and use them all the time!
I was concerned about this pouch:
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Why? Well, because both my daughter and my daughter in law declared that they loved it and would love to have SantaMamma leave it in their Christmas stocking.
I didn’t want to make two pouches that were exactly alike, so I had to have a big old think about it.
And, I came up with the perfect answer!!!!!
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TADAH!!!! I wove it up in the same colorway, but using the drop dead luscious wool yarn from the Mirrix kit
[LINK to purchase]
(and, please note,: I don’t profit by raving about the delicious and gorgeous yarns I am using for these pouches, but I am just tickled pink with them, and VERY happy to say: WHEEEEEEEEEEE about them and to say: Yup… thumbs up, order and love ‘em, too) 
Here’s the back of the woolie pouch:
Kreinik supplied me with the gorgeous embroidery thread and edging cord for this pouch.
Here are the links for them:
The edging is 3/8 ” trim: # 170 Natural Pewter
http://www.kreinik.com/kshop/product.php?productid=17023&cat=0&page=1
The embroidery thread is: Ombre: http://www.kreinik.com/kshop/product.php?productid=622&cat=0&page=1
1000 – Solid Silver
I love the combination of the soft loftiness of the wool with the sparkle of the metallic embroidery floss.
By the way, the embroidery thread is soft and lovely to work with. Some metallics can be barky and sharky.
This is soft and nooshy.
!AND!
Happy dance!
and ~whew~
My daughter in law (who happens to be an incredibly gifted and talented handspinner, so she is naturally inclined to be more drawn to wool), likes the woolie pouch -
HURRAH! SantaMamma is so relieved!
My girls will have their lovely pouches in their Christmas stockings, and they are ‘sister pouches’…. similar, but each unique!
Alright… time for me to get back to editing video…..
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