In the world of crafting, there's something truly magical about diving into a new fabric collection, each pattern and print sparkling with creativity and wonder.

Poppie Cotton's latest collection, 'Finding Wonder,' by Sheri McCulley is a treasure trove of inspiration. It's bursting with colour, darling motifs, and the most adorable tiny florals.

There's happy little baby birds, addictive stripes, and a colour palette that pulls together a wonderful range of prints to mix-and-match.

When it comes to sewing and crafting, I love making easy gift bags that hold the promise of joy and delight for precious little people—because when you make the gift from scratch it's that little bit more special!

The Pink Baby Cathedral Sachet

I've sewn my Baby Cathedral Sachet pattern in 3 different colour ways, each slightly different, but all featuring the joyful chick in the feature window.

Then I filled these sachets with treats and started snapping!

My favourite ways of customising these are to add ribbon tags into the seam for a pop of fun, and adding a beading tassel to the ends of the drawstring. These beads come from my inherited bead collection from my hubby's grandma, so they are pretty special!

These little gift bags are fast to make, and you can tailor the fabrics and style to the intended recipient - of course I'm thinking tiny hands here, but I would not be averse to receiving one of these myself!

These make a great little bag for a sewing kit - don't forget the treats here too!