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Pocket Tissue Pouch

Hello everyone! My last craft post was three weeks ago! That doesn't mean though that I haven't crafted anything since then. I made this Pocket Tissue Pouch from kusine.com which I haven't posted until now. I fell in love with the color and its design.

So here's what I made. Did I choose a nice color?
I placed the smallest pack of tissue inside
The source of this pattern mentioned that the stitch used is the "Spaced Arches" stitch from The Crochet Stitch Bible by Betty Barnden,  ©2004.
Photo taken from Amazon.com 
It's my first time to use this material ever since it was given to me by Aunt Marly. The label reads Unger Dolly, made in France.
Thanks to Aunt Marly for all these materials in my stash!

It looks like a special "dotted" fiber. I don't know how to describe it. It has some kind of luster, too!

Credits to Ayana Grace for the photos
 
I would like to make a few more of this...for gifts... Oh my, that's a few months from now!
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  1. oh, I love this and such a pretty color.

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    1. Thank you, Paula! It's very nice of you to drop by.

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  2. Super cute !
    Have a nice week !
    Anna

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  3. Really cute! Thanks for sharing at Submarine Sunday!

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  4. Very useful! I don't crochet enough anymore.
    Thanks for sharing at Tuesdays with a Twist. There's a Giveaway link today!
    Come on over and share a new post!

    http://back2basichealth.blogspot.com/2013/08/tuesdays-with-twist-18-and-more.html

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    1. It's very nice to see you here, Mary. Glad to join your link up!

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  5. Awesome idea! I made some tissue holders by upcycling some denim jeans - why didn't I think of crochet! Loving the blog!

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  6. Oh, how cute! -Marci @ Stone Cottage Adventures

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