Another Bag
Here's another bag WIP. It's still a work in progress because I have yet to decide where to put the little corsages, how many to have and whether or not to add any other embellishments.
I have made this one from thrifted, unused tweed bought at the bootsale last Sunday and lined with a 1950's cotton, finished off with a vintage button. I used an interfacing with this one to give it more body. It worked well, It's less floppy than the other one.
I have made this one from thrifted, unused tweed bought at the bootsale last Sunday and lined with a 1950's cotton, finished off with a vintage button. I used an interfacing with this one to give it more body. It worked well, It's less floppy than the other one.
posted by Donna at 9:55 PM
16 Comments:
I like that one even more than the last one! And how come I never find nice fabric at boot fairs?
Those little button rosettes are really cute.
Penny.
gorgeous bag donna.
hey, i was just thinking... why don't you make some baby changing bags? i bet you could make some gorgeous ones. i remember you couldn't find any when you looked and had one made by your friend. just an idea :D
These bags you're making are beautiful Dons ~(:o})=
Oh bag lady, love that bag, a girl can never have too many bags huh??
schön, schöner, am schönsten,... to be a friend of you must be a wonderful thing... *smile* (but i am) sure not only because of these wonderful presents... your blog looks great.
I'm SO ready to send you a little package! Shall I use the address on the business card?
After seeing more of your work I'm having some performance anxiety. Looking forward to your feedback :-)
What a cute bag! I love the yo-yo's on the side. I love using those things ;-)
Roxy - I don't know anyone with a baby anymore so i'm not sure who would appreciate a changing bag?!
Tasha- I can't wait to get my little package and I am quite sure your workmanship will be beautiful :-)
Beki- Yes I like making yo-yo's too, we call them Suffolk puffs here
i mean to sell on your site :)
Great bags - I love your attention to the details - the corsages and buttons. Wish I could sew!
what a great idea!
Hoo Hoo! Start checking the mail, baby :-)
Is that you Tasha? How exciting :-)
Love the use of fabric.
Gorqeous bags! Will have to try making one myself!Is the pattern easy to follow?
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