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Kitty key cozy




I put everything together in my big bag, keys always scratch the Ipod and cellphone. So, finally I made this easy key cozy to hold the keys, and it also keeps the keys quieter.

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Anonymous said…
Hi! I just wanted you to know that I just love the stuff you share on your blog! Is everything you create your own design or do you use patterns that are ouot and about in the world allready?
I realy would like to know how this key cozy was made, I just adore it!
Welcome to my blogroll
Hugs from the Netherlands
Winda aka Dutch Quilter
yimi said…
Thank you for your kind comments.
Only some of the stuff here are my design.
I mentioned those I used patterns/idea from books/magazines them.
But this key cozy I got the idea from a girl's finished project. I saw her using it,and really loved it. So I figured it out according to my memory, maybe not exactly the same thing.
I'll make a tulip key cozy for a friend. Since you are interested in, I'll photo the process and post it here
Anonymous said…
Wow! Thank you!!!
cuddles from the Netherlands

winda aka Dutch Quilter
yimi said…
hi,
I upload the Tut, hope it's clear enough to understand.
and thanks for adding me to you blogroll, I have to learn how to add links

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