And with Valentines Day I thought I would sew up these lovely little snack mats for the girls.
These were such a quick and fun project. And there is something so special about having your afternoon tea and biscuit on a special little mat. We have also taken them to the ski mountain to have our lunch on. trying to keep some of those nasty cold germs away.
And while we're talking about lunches at the ski mountain, here are the little snack baggies I sewed up. They are great for packing everything to a sandwich to cookies. You can find an amazingly easy tutorial for these little baggies here.
Hopefully, next week I'll be back with some progress on the quilt. I have a quiet day coming up ~ I think.Don't forget to stop by the other Sewing Bee participants and see what they are working on. It's inspiring.
So cute! Thanks for sharing the snack bag tutorial. :)
ReplyDeletecute Elizabeth! i am planning on making some of those pockets! we have not had a sandwich bag budget...lol and have quite a bit of scrap fabric. i love how simple and washable they are! you will have to give me some help with the mats, though!
ReplyDeleteWow -- we bloggers are like-minded souls! I made up similar snack mats for my kids last summer. And last fall, I made those fabric baggies using the same tutorial. You have to love those quick, instantly gratifying projects.
ReplyDeletelove the snack mats, nice work.
ReplyDeleteWe love those bags too - it is a great tutorial and so easy - I was just thinking yesterday I should whip up some more.
Your snack mats are very cute, and I love the fabrics for the snag bags - especially the green and yellow/orange ones. Nice work!
ReplyDeleteThose snack mats are adorable and I love those baggies! I might need to make a few. :) Thanks!
ReplyDeleteSuch a great project! I've been thinking about reusable snack bags for awhile now - thanks for the tutorial link.
ReplyDeleteI love your snack mats - what a great idea! I think I will make some too.
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