My friend Betsy gave me a wonderful piece of polka dot fabric based on Eric Carle's book
The Very Hungry Caterpillar. I decided to make a larger wristlet bag, more of a large pencil case shape as a gift for Betsy. Big enough to hold scissors and other sewing accessories. I put a large round wood bead on the zipper pull.


I just love the bright colors of this print and how the polka dots are so plentiful and crowded joyfully together. Can you believe The Hungry Caterpillar was published in 1969? This must qualify as a classic now. It even has a wikipedia
entry, where it says that it is one of the
best-selling books of all time, with over 25 million copies in print.
I also made a smaller wristlet for Betsy's daughter Meg. Meg is a school teacher, so this seems to be a perfect print for her.


I just love making these wristlets, I am ever appreciative of the tutorial posted
here for the instructions.
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