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Thursday, January 18, 2007

Story Problems and Pouch

Posted on 9:08 PM by fjtrfjf
Submitted by Karla Norgaard
email: knorgy*at*earthlink*dot*net
Materials:
Felt piece 10.5" x 11" (green)
Felt piece 10.5" x 2.75" (blue)
Small piece of sew-on velcro
Embroidery thread

1. Embroider letters onto small piece of felt. Hint: start with a piece of felt larger than 10.5" and cut to size after embroidery is finished. Then you can center the words.
2. Fold up one edge of the large piece of felt 3.75" to make a pocket. Pin in place.
3. Pin the smaller piece of felt to the top flap of the larger piece. Cut both layers to make rounded corners.
4. Blanket stitch around the whole pouch.
5. Blanket stitch the top edge of small felt piece.
6. Sew velcro in place.

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