Bobo Chacha has been hard at work

While Tinkerbell and I have been fascinating ourselves with bags, BBCC had been secretly hard at work, making lots of keychains!  Be prepared for an onslaught (as we were)....

First up, we have the Heart Flower series.

Here, we have the Cat and yet another Flower series.

 

Don't you like the little touch of humour on the back?

This keychain has intricate beadwork, with lace added for that ultra feminine touch (sounds like an ad for sanitary napkins).

All the above keychains work like the doggy keychain featured here.  Each keychain measures 12cm (H excluding loop at the top) X 9cm.

How do you like a keychain which looks like a House?

This keychain works like the other doggy keychain featured here and measures 11.5cm (H) X 10.5cm (W).

Finally, we have the Mushroom series.  What a riot of colours.

This keychain also works like the House keychain and measures 12.5cm (H) X 12cm (W) or thereabout.  As much as mushrooms come in all sorts of shapes, sizes and colours, so do these keychains.

Wow!  Aren't you overwhelmed already?  Only BBCC has the patience and skill to undertake such miniscule applique work.  By the way, the keychains are going for S$15 (for Mushroom keychain) and S$25 (for the rest) and you can email us with your order.  They do make practical and unique chirstmas gifts.

But wait, wait... BBCC is not done yet.  Guess what else did she make?

Quilted appliqued flower pouches!  These pouches measure 9cm(H) X 13cm(W) and are handy for stowing knick-knacks.  

Don't you think that after all these, BBCC deserves a rest?  She's done a great jon and we are mighty proud of her handiwork.

P/S:  Please note that some of the items photographed above are not fully completed.  We still need to erase the fabric ink and sew up some sides.  But I was so excited to show you all what BBCC made that I nonetheless grabbed everything to photograph and post, even with BBCC attached to the other ed of the thread trailing from the items.  BBCC disclaims all association with such slip-shod work and the blame of the sub-standard presentation is wholly mine.