Here is the wonderful Treat Bag Tutorial put together by Celeste – I think you’ll all agree that it’s a real stunner, and the instructions put together are superb!
Due to the difficulties of learning to use the WordPress platform, and to allow us to get this published on time, this tutorial has been prepared in a .pdf format. Hopefully I can work out myself how to get this file attached here so you can download it!😉
As always, please feel free to leave any questions and/or feedback in the comments section of this post.
Enjoy!🙂
Treat Bag Tutorial instructions are here (please click for .pdf).
what a great tutorial – thanks. I think pdf is a great idea too
This is so very beautiful! Thank you!
Celeste,
As with your stumpwork, the instructions are excellent. And of course your flowers are wonderful. Did you write a tutorial for them?
Margaret H
Anne and Celeste,
This is a great turotial. Thanks for sharing, I appreciate all the work that went into making it. The .pdf format is a geat idea.
Gwen
This is a beautiful piece – the needlelace flowers are gorgeous and the finishing instructions excellent. A great idea to put them on pdf. Any chance of instructions for the flowers?
Penny
One f the most wonderful tutorial!!!!!!! Thanks so much: this treat bag is so cute! And the pdf format is great, because I can store it and have it forever!
Thank you very much for this excellent tutorial!! and also for sharing your work.
A kiss
Maria del Valle
It’s superb! Thank you very much for this !!!
thank you so much for this tutorial … I love the result !!!
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cheers, Leotarded.
Great tutorial with wonderful close-up pictures for those of us who haven’t used those stitches extensively. This is a lovely bag! Thanks!
poznam pania szyjaca pachwork –moja pasja sa hafty i zbieran ksiazki z haftami–prosze o kontakt.—anna
Muy buen tutorial, perfectamente explicado.
El bolsito queda muy delicado, bellísimo:)
Muchas gracias por compartirlo.
Angie