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This bag is made from Patons Moonglow. It's quite a fuzzy and splitty yarn, not the easiest to crochet with, but the colours are good and I like the size. I didn't use a pattern but might try to replicate it in another, less bobble-prone, yarn.
Bag made from the Meadow pattern by Melly & Me. Blogged: craftymathea.blogspot.com/2009/06/carry-on.html
Riley Blake Apple of my Eye Fabric; Lunch Bag Tutorial by ayumills.blogspot.com/2010/08/tutorial-lunch-bag.html
Made for my daughter, using the "reversible bag" pattern from Very Purple Person. When my daughter saw my very first reversible bag, she wanted one too. She chose the exterior brown mushroom fabric and interior blue fabric.
Description: Bag for prayer shawl
Date: mid 20th century
Medium: velvet; metal thread embroidery
Persistent URL: http://museums.cjh.org/Display.php?irn=7508
Repository: Yeshiva University Museum
Accession number: 2004.061
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This cute little bag was originally thought for little girls. But by using my own one for a while I found out how handy this bag is for grown women, too!
Little pirate girlies can now store their loot in style or take it with them on shopping sprees.
But this little bag is also invaluable for mama! It holds your wallet and keys while shopping. Now you have both hands free for your little pirate – but no more bulky jeans pockets!
Polka dots on pink, a skull appliqué and an embroidered heart-garland – what else can the alternative heart wish for (if you can think of anything, tell me – I’ll make it happen!)
you want this bag? Well go and get it!
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There was a shop with African textiles near where I lived a year ago and I made this bag from these lovely fabrics. I still have it but it has become seriously dirty and I am too bored to wash it. I liked photographing it as well. This is the back side.
This finely woven blue cotton bag comes from one of the weaving coops in San Andres Larrainzar Chiapas Mexico, a Tzotzil Maya town
Green through purple of my rainbow bag. I made it to hold my current hand-sewing projects, as I always take something along to work with me on my breaks.
I made it to match my rainbow scarf.
Made from cordoroy, cotton prints, and wool batting from my own pattern, designed by eyeballing my favourite handbags and amalgamating all the features I loved the most.
( Blogged about here: twocheeseplease.livejournal.com/13446.html )
"PRODUCT INFO
Color BLACK
Designer Color 240 GRAPHITE
Description HARDBODY 240 CD PRO
Material POLYESTER
Height 30 CM
Length / Width 29 CM
Depth 11 CM
Handle Drop (Max) 5 CM
Additional Strap Drop (Max) N/A"
"Durable and sturdy construction
Provides maximum protection for your CDs
The design compliments any style
Molded DURO-SHOCK body; with velvet-lined interior
120 X tra wide DOUBLE-DIP pockets for disc and disc cover storage
2 EZ Grip rubber zipper puller with heavy gauge zipper
3D Molded Slappa logo, contoured to outer body"
This is a tote bag with finished dimensions of 7 3/4" X 7 3/4" X 3". It was made by referencing the instructions for the classic open tote from the book Hold It! How to Sew Bags, Totes, Duffels, Pouches, & More (1994).
Materials:
Denim fabric
Medium-weight twill dinosaur print
1 small scrap of cotton fabric (approximately 1 1/2" X 1 1/2")
Topstitching thread to match denim
All-purpose thread to match print
Cutting dimensions:
dinosaur print - 23 1/2" X 11 1/2"
denim bottom - 6 1/2" X 11 1/2"
straps - 4" X 61"?
Instructions:
1) Fold the strap fabric in half, and then bring the edges into the center to make a 1" strap. Press and top stitch 3/16" from the edges.
2) Cut a small square of cotton fabric and butt the ends of the strap together over the cotton fabric. Sew the strap ends securely to the cotton square.
3) Mark the midline of the dinosaur print with pins and pinch the strap together to find the halfway point from the strap seam. Place the strap seam and halfway point over the midline of the dinosaur print and pin the strap 3" in from both sides. Topstitch over the strap onto the dinosaur print, stopping about 4" from each end of the strap.
4) Press under 1/2" on the two long sides of the denim bottom, center over dinosaur print, and topstich over pressed sides.
5) Fold the bag in half, right sides together, and sew straight side seams 1/4" from edge. Enclose edges with overstitch. Press.
6) Press under 1" along top edge, and then press under 1" again to create hem. Sew 7/8" from top edge along the outside of the bag. Press.
7) Finish topstitching strap to bag by continuing up to 1/2" from top edge, zig-zagging across, and then topstitch back down to meet previous stitching.
8) Press side and bottom seams.