PegL said... Really nice bags for an extremely worthy project from a very nice lady! 3/23/08 6:08 PM
Athene said... I really appreciate all the picture Peggy. It helps me to understand exactly how the bags are made up. This is a really good project for breast surgery patients. 3/23/08 10:45 PM
cyclegirl said... I just read a story about the anti-ouch pouch in the April/May issue of sewnews. What a great idea! 3/24/08 9:10 AM
So So said... Great idea! I can't get the pictures to load. When I had my surgery i used to sleep with a pillow under my arm to prevent the ouch! 3/24/08 11:38 AM
lilyofthevalley said... You've turned this practical and kind project into quite a beauty with your embellishments. It's bound to make any recipient feel just a tiny bit better, if only from the love coming from you. What a wonderful person you are! -Lily 3/24/08 7:34 PM
Elemenopeo said... Great project! 3/26/08 4:14 PM
JenSews2 said... Yours look great! How much stuffing is needed? The ASG website says 2 handfuls... is that really enough? 4/3/08 11:07 AM
SexiSadi said... I like this idea. I might try and make a few of these when I finally get all my premee wraps done. 4/3/08 7:01 PM
Peggy L said... Two handfuls is plenty. They are very lightly stuffed!! It won't look like enough but put it over your shoulder and you'll see. 4/4/08 7:06 AM
SunFlowers said... Peggy, I also made a tutorial with step-by-step pictures on my blog:
http://sewbrazilian.blogspot.com/2008/03/bolsa-conforto-anti-ouch-pouch.html
I hope that helps as a complement too.
It is for sure a great project!!!
Chris 4/4/08 3:36 PM
SunFlowers said... Peggy, I also made a tutorial with step-by-step pictures on my blog:
http://sewbrazilian.blogspot.com/2008/03/bolsa-conforto-anti-ouch-pouch.html
I hope that helps as a complement too.
It is for sure a great project!!!
Chris 4/4/08 3:40 PM
JDpenelope said... Peggy -- I'm just now making these for a local cancer center. Glad to see your review and your beautiful bags. Great job. Thanks for the photos. 10/16/10 1:59 PM
Really nice bags for an extremely worthy project from a very nice lady!
3/23/08 6:08 PM
I really appreciate all the picture Peggy. It helps me to understand exactly how the bags are made up. This is a really good project for breast surgery patients.
3/23/08 10:45 PM
I just read a story about the anti-ouch pouch in the April/May issue of sewnews. What a great idea!
3/24/08 9:10 AM
Great idea! I can't get the pictures to load. When I had my surgery i used to sleep with a pillow under my arm to prevent the ouch!
3/24/08 11:38 AM
You've turned this practical and kind project into quite a beauty with your embellishments. It's bound to make any recipient feel just a tiny bit better, if only from the love coming from you. What a wonderful person you are! -Lily
3/24/08 7:34 PM
Great project!
3/26/08 4:14 PM
Yours look great! How much stuffing is needed? The ASG website says 2 handfuls... is that really enough?
4/3/08 11:07 AM
I like this idea. I might try and make a few of these when I finally get all my premee wraps done.
4/3/08 7:01 PM
Two handfuls is plenty. They are very lightly stuffed!! It won't look like enough but put it over your shoulder and you'll see.
4/4/08 7:06 AM
Peggy, I also made a tutorial with step-by-step pictures on my blog: http://sewbrazilian.blogspot.com/2008/03/bolsa-conforto-anti-ouch-pouch.html I hope that helps as a complement too. It is for sure a great project!!! Chris
4/4/08 3:36 PM
Peggy, I also made a tutorial with step-by-step pictures on my blog: http://sewbrazilian.blogspot.com/2008/03/bolsa-conforto-anti-ouch-pouch.html I hope that helps as a complement too. It is for sure a great project!!! Chris
4/4/08 3:40 PM
Peggy -- I'm just now making these for a local cancer center. Glad to see your review and your beautiful bags. Great job. Thanks for the photos.
10/16/10 1:59 PM