Once in a while, I come across a fabric item that I no longer make, for whatever reason- too labor intensive or just a major pin in the ass to work on!

Sometimes, I will still offer these items at local consignment shops or craft shows, but they are not worth the cost or time involved in listing online and shipping tham out.

Here are a few examples:

fabric keyfobs:

Eyeglass cases:

Insulated cup cozies:

Fabric bookmarks:

Some of my favorite pencil pouches from the last several months. I really like the size of these bags and think they are a bit more versatile than a 7" by 5" pouch. You can use then for make-up brushes,  highlighters, hair accessories, or pens and pencils. Big enough to hold a lot of stuff, but small enough to put in a purse or backpack!

Bags of a Feather shop

So what can you use a fabric Storage bin for? Here is the description from one of the listings in my etsy shop

"Use this vibrant and practical storage bin or tote for many different storage needs throughout your home. Store children’s toys, DVDs, remote controls, cosmetics, hair scrunchies, tissues, or organize craft or sewing supplies. Use as a unique handmade gift basket, or fill it with personalized goodies, or as a one-of-a-kind shower gift."

This first picture is a custom wholesale order I did a couple of years ago for a gallery in Arizona: