You probably don't know this, but in just a few short weeks, we'll be celebrating the start of our 8th year in business as an independent pattern designer, due in large part to the fact that we have without doubt, the best and most loyal customers in the world.
So... to thank you for your support,
we have prepared a very special free pattern giveaway for you.
We hope you'll continue to do so for many years to come!
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So... to thank you for your support,
we have prepared a very special free pattern giveaway for you.
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| The outer velcro pockets of this Wrist-a-Kat are embellished with a corded trim. |
The Wrist-a-Kat
This pattern has been included as a bonus with the AbracaNiche, and for years, folks have been begging us to make it available as a stand-alone pattern, but until now, we really haven't felt compelled to do so.
But today, we're making this little pattern available to all of our Newsletter readers (which numbers over 17,500), our Facebook followers (numbering almost 1000) and our Blog subscribers (which total over 2500). We are NOT uploading this pattern to the Free Pattern page of our website just yet, and until such time as we do, access to this pattern will be limited to only those who read this Blog or subscribe to our Newsletter.
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| Ruffles frame the outer velcro pockets of this little Wrist-a-Kat. |
The logic behind carrying this little wristlet, is the freedom of going handsfree. I don't know about you, but I HATE dragging my full-size bag into ballgames, movie theatres, and dressing rooms. So I keep a little wristlet like this in my bag & when I go into the mall for example, I just put my cash into the zippered section, and load up the 2 outer velcro pockets with a debit/credit card, an ID and a lipstick and then I can shop completely handsfree, without worrying about setting my purse down in a dressing room and leaving it behind.
And here's the best part- The Wrist-a-Kat can be made up with basically just scraps. You'll need one small zipper and a way to attach your wrist strap to your zipper. We used metal chain hooks for these samples and just in case you have trouble finding these or a substitute, we carry them on this page, in 4 colors. I think these little bags would make great little stocking stuffers, and teacher's gifts, don't you?
And thanks again for supporting StudioKat Designs.
So..... are you ready to get started?
Just use the links below to download the components
(Remember: you will need to download ALL FOUR pages.)
We hope you'll continue to do so for many years to come!
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What a lovely gift! Thanks so much for the free pattern and for continued success for your business!
ReplyDeleteThis is adorable! Thank you so much. Beautiful fabric choices BTW.
ReplyDeleteThanks!
Thank you!!
ReplyDeleteCongratulations, and thanks. Now I have a project for today.
ReplyDeleteYou are SO welcomed! I'm thrilled that you are pleased!
ReplyDeleteKathy THANK YOU so much! I can make them up as purses for my granddaughters, too!
ReplyDeletesheryl
Congratulations and thank you so much for the cute purse pattern! I have some cute striped fabric that I will use to make one. I am such a copy cat! I've yet to learn to think outside of the box-definitely one of my goals to work on this year and probaby next year as my New Years resolution.
ReplyDeleteAwesome! Going to make one to match my purse -- thank you and congratulations on the anniversary! :)
ReplyDeleteCongratulations on 8 years! And a big thank you for the free pattern. This is a cute little coin purse!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much! I was thinking this morning that I needed to make a little purse -- and here is the pattern!
ReplyDeleteCongratulations on 8 years! Love this pattern. I have it printed and my fabric chosen. This will be the handiest little thing and will be perfect for a couple of gifts! Thank you, Connie Haack
ReplyDeleteThanks so much...I will start this tomorrow!!
ReplyDeleteThank you for the pattern. Congrats on 8 years. I love the pictures you posted.
ReplyDeleteChris
Thanks for the pattern!
ReplyDeleteThank you for this awesome gift; I'm sure we'll all be busy in the next few days.
ReplyDeleteThanks so much! Love the choice of fabrics, always such fun! Have shared this to my FB page!
ReplyDeleteCongratulations on 8 years in business and thank you for such a great pattern!
ReplyDeleteThanks sew much for the free pattern. Can't wait to try it!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Kat! I have most of your patterns and love them. You're most
ReplyDeletegenerous with your talent. I'll be making this one soon and often. Jane H
from West Virginia and formerly from North Carolina.
Thank you so much for this! I've been wanting to make a wristlet for a while now - and I always LOVE the fabrics you use!
ReplyDeleteRosie =)
That is awesome - thank you so much!! And congratulations on your 8 years
ReplyDeleteof success and many, many more!
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Thank you for a lovely pattern. I can't wait to make it!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much. This will make great gifts for 5 of my granddaughters.
ReplyDeleteWow! I never anticipated this big a reaction! I'm so glad you are excited about this giveaway!
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Congratulations on eight successful years ~ what a wonderful feeling that must be! You said it is only possible because of your loyal customers ~ we would all say, I'm sure, it's because of your marvelous, unique patterns! Keep up the good work.
ReplyDeleteThanks, too, for the Wrist-a-Kat pattern. I think a few those will be appearing in my Christmas sewing projects. It is so fun and smart and along with a gift card tucked inside will make perfect gifts!
Best wishes for an even more successful future,
Linda
Thank you so much for the generous gift of the pattern. It will be perfect
ReplyDeletefor some Christmas gifts that I hope to get to early this year!
Thank you so very much for the pattern. That is so sweet of you! I have been receiving your newsletter for a long time now. I usualy subscribe to newsletters to see what sells and stuff is going on. But I stay subscribed to your newsletter because I just plain like it. And now I also seem to end up at your blog after reading the newsletter. Both are great. Glad you have made it in the business. It's a hard one, and very competitive.
ReplyDeleteGood Luck for the future.
Thanks Again,
Donna Rae
Wow! Congratulations!!!! And, thank you so very, very much for the gift.
ReplyDeleteWishing you many more years of creativity and success!
Frances
Congratulations and Thank you
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for this pattern. I made 3 this week in the hopes of having them ready for Christmas. But I showed my Mother and she snatched hers already. She loves it. Thanks again.
ReplyDeleteThank you!!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for your generosity. I love the pattern and cannot wait to try it. I see one drawback. It may prove detrimental to my fat quarter addiction recovery plan!
ReplyDeleteThank you so very much!
ReplyDeleteMahalo!
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