
I don't make many things for the boys. There just isn't too much out there to make for them. Plus I am not as drawn to boy fabric as I am to girlie fabric. But when I found these tissues half off their already marked down half off price, I couldn't pass it up. I know I am delusional that I think just because I made a nice little
camo pocket for my son to keep his
Kleenex in, that he will actually use the
Kleenex, but I thought I would try anyway.

So I started with the tissues. I love a good pattern, even on
Kleenex.

Take two pieces of material (it could be contrasting fabric) that is 6 1/2" x 7" each.

Sew completely around leaving a small hole in the LONG side of the rectangle for turning it.

Turn the pocket and iron flat making sure to iron the seam down.

Iron the edges down flat, overlapping if you want.

And sew the two ends across finishing your open seam. Turn inside out and stuff with your
Kleenex, hoping the next time your kiddo is stuffed up he will grab one of these and not use his sleeve!
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