You've probably seen pictures of similar purses...I've been wanting to make one since I saw a picture posted from a Japanese craft book~I think it was Machine Made Patchwork. Then one day I stumbled across Creative Little Daisy, where Autum has posted a great tutorial on how to make these bags.
This is what I have so far...I've got it all quilted and the lining is all ready, just waiting to sew everything together. I used some Amy Butler fabrics and some vintage. I haven't decided yet what to do for the handles. This is another great way of using up what I thought were useless scraps.I also got this ready and mailed out to a very special giveaway winner...
I'm off now to pick some tomatoes and get them canned.Have a great weekend!
Hi Debbie,
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Your bathroom is lovely. Love the wainscoat and the little cabinet. When we redo our bathroom, we have plans for wainscoat too. The tole things are so pretty, and I love the way the sconces turned out.
What a gorgeous combination of fabrics on your new purse. I'm looking forward to seeing it finished. Will it be in your shop? I think I would have a hard time letting this one go.
I'm looking forward to my bag too!
Your kindness really has brightened up my week. Everytime I think about it, a smile pops on my face! Thank you again.
I really like the fabrics in your new bag. Thank you for linking to the tutorial. My daughter and I have been saving a lot of these tutorials and are very grateful for the instruction!
ReplyDeleteThat bag is going to be lovely lovely when finished!!! Great job!
ReplyDeletePretty colours for the bag , I like the shape of it as well. When I was a teenager my school uniform was light blue and brown and it has taken me many years to be able to use that combination of colours for anything else. I liked school but wearing the same colours day after day for four years does rather spoil it for you.
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