This is my seventh Pocket Door Hanger.  A very primitive flag pocket measuring approx. 10" x 8". The Eagle is tucked in the pocket. Fun and easy. Can be mastered by anyone with basic sewing and painting skills. Tuck some Sweet Annie to finish it off. It is a good seller at the craft shows.

This is my third pocket in a series. The heart pocket is approx. 10" x 7". Annie is a 4" doll that fits nicely in the pocket. This is a fun door hanger pattern you are sure to enjoy. So easy too!

I also carry nice curly red wool for the hair. And on the supply page you can find felting needles.

This is my NEW Snowman Door Greeter. He is my 9th pocket pattern. He is a good size 19" tall by 10" wide. This pattern has all direction including the directions for hand dying wool so that it looks primitive.

If you buy the mailed patternn you get 6 large rusted bells and the coal for his mouth.

This is my 8th door hanger pocket pattern. Easy and such a nice addition to your fall decorating. Great for those up coming fall shows too. Size is approx. 11" x 11". The 2 crows facing each other a so easy and fun. Tuck some sweet Annie in the pocket with the crows and you have a delightful fall door hanger.

Here it is a brand NEW Pocket pattern. This is my 5th pocket in a series. The Sunflower is 13"x13" finished and the crow is 5".This is super easy and you can't go wrong on your results. It look great on any door and what a great addition to your spring decorating.

This is a Super Fun and easy Watermelon Pocket Door Hanger. This is my 6th Pocket pattern in a series. If you have basic sewing and painting skills you can master this pattern. Watermelon is approx. 12" x 8". What a fun way to decorate a door for spring/summer. Sticks some sprigs of dried Sweet Annie in the pocket.

All the prices of my mailed patterns includes the shipping cost.

   This is a brand new pattern for 2008. It is another one of my door pockets. The finished size measures approx. 20" x 13". He has a small mouse tucked in his front pocket. And then you can have fun arranging differt greens in the pocket.

   I used a soft white wavy Coopworths wool for the beard. I used wool batting needle felted down the front of his jacket and for his cuffs and hat brim. The wonderful wool batting can be found under supplies. It is the core batting. Felting needles can also be found there too.

  Great finished piece for your door. A good craft show seller.