While we were travelling in the spring I was able to visit Hancocks of Paducah where I treated myself to a fat quarter bundle of Tula Pink prints…I didn’t have a plan for the fabric I just liked them.
A few weeks after returning home I decided to treat myself to a new Oliso project iron, I chose the Tula Pink one because it looks so happy! This was definitely not a need purchase just a I really want purchase 🥰
For a year or so I have been watching and admiring Minki Kim’s YouTube tutorials and her patterns and when she came out with her pouch pattern for the iron I knew I wanted to make it!
https://youtu.be/WrkIPg1cRrQ?si=eW8wAuFzv2UJozbc
This was such a fun project!
I really enjoy this new iron, I have the previous model, this new one is a vast improvement in many ways.
Wendy’s Quilting and Life 
Last week I was in Paducah, passing through on our way to Kansas City. When we overnight in Paducah, I always hope to make it to Hancock’s, but rarely do. We arrived a half hour after they’d closed. Sigh. Looks like you got a great price on the fq bundle. While I’m not fond of Tula prints, I sure like the colors she uses. Your iron pouch is adorable, and perfect for that wee iron.
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Visiting Paducah had long been on my wish list so when Erik asked if I wanted to go there I was all in!!! Tula prints are a bit of a stretch for me but I am having fun playing with them and they do go especially well with cute little iron 💗
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