

I had a red pouch on hand that I acquired at some point. I think it might have had a gift card in it. I saved it thinking I might use it for something down the line, and this seemed like the perfect thing to carry the chopstick rests. I removed the tag that was on the bag and restitched it, then used white floss to freehand stitch a few Japanese-looking flowers and leaves. It was a simple touch, but I think packaging and presentation can be just as important as the gift itself.

The whole project was quite easy and very satisfying. It required minimal effort but made a pretty big impact and went along with my napkins perfectly. I just wish I knew more people who used chopsticks so I could make some more!
As usual, more photos (copious amounts, actually) on my flickr page.
1 comment:
oh goodness the 'rests' came out beautiful! what a lucky gift recipient to get all those sushi goodies!
i so need to check into one pretty thing a lot more often!
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