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Randolph Matthews (vocals), Alessandro Diaferio (guitar).
Randolph Matthews @ BAG, Blues Association Geneva, BDG Club, Geneva, 07.02.2019.
(c) Christophe Losberger
Cari made this custom for me...she hadn't done a diaper bag before, but so did a great job. I also got a glorious handbag from her. You all need one. They are functionable, fashionable and so cool. I wanted one to match the logo design from my business card so I can use this after the boy grows up. This will be great for scooter rides. Check her out at www.motokitty.com. She's a scooter girl and a Girlie Show artist.
Made from the wonderful book "Meet me at Mike's - 26 crafty projects and things to make"
Design is by Kirsten Doran of cheeky beaks fame.
Used fabric from scaps I had from making a softie & bag - all kokka fabric.
Will use as crochet WIP bag. Love the idea for the pen, as I'm always hunting for one.
Rebecca Bag from the book, "Bags the Modern Classics" by Sue Kim. Joel Dewberry Home Dec for the exterior, Echino handles and an unknown toile for the inside lining
Blogged - www.marcigirldesigns.com/1/post/2014/03/rebecca-bag-take-...
This is the "teabag" bag part. I have been stumped on a way to sew this so that it looks like a teabag when it's done. The small pouch is a tea tag and I have to attach both with a handle. At first I was going to do a drawstring bag but I want the teabag to have a real teabag shape with the top corners folded in.
Mum’s Day-tripper Bag
The majority of what I am designing at the moment is baby related! I have a 5 month old girl and a 3 year old boy and have an endless list of items that I want to design to make things easier or prettier or both!
This bag is really 3 items in one. The main bag, a change mat that acts as a compact changing bag in its own right and a toy I have named the sleepy fish!
I used the layer cake by cutting the squares diagonally into equal strips and piecing these for the main bag. I then used the off-cuts of this with some yardage to make the outside of the changing mat. The remaining squares (the louder, busier ones) were used to make all the components of the sleepy fish toy.
The main bag has 2 elastic sections at the sides designed to hold bottles or anything you need to hold upright, like lotion. There is a large zipped pocket for all your ‘mum’ bits – phone, purse, lippy etc. I have included the eyelet on a flap just inside the bag. This was primarily to hold my sleepy fish toy but could also be used for keys. As with any item that comes in contact with children it needed to be sturdy! I put metal studs on the bottom to protect the fabric and a plastic bag base to help maintain the shape and stability. I have also inserted tubing into the handles for extra strength and interfacing has been used throughout.
The compact changing bag is padded and wipe clean. It has enough storage for a basic change kit. i.e. two or three nappies, wipes and disposal bags. I designed it to be carried within the main bag for a quick change. Once the mat is unfolded all the other bits you need are right there. No more rummaging in your bag to find them mid-change! It is also great when you child is a little older and you don’t need to carry so much ‘stuff’ around. It can just be hung on the back of the push chair and doesn’t take up too much space. As you may have noticed, my laptop wrap, submitted in the audition round was born from this design as the fold up function is so quick and compact.
Although you can’t see it, the sleepy fish toy has a ball rattle inside and all the scales and fins have a crinkly cellophane sewn in to make lots of noises. Perfect for entertaining your baby while you change her. There is a hanging loop with Velcro so it can be attached easily to the eyelet inside the bag or onto a pushchair etc
Happy day-tripping!
This is the very popular "Lisbon" handmade calf skin leather travel bag.
This classic handmade leather bag comes with zip closer on 3 sides, reinforced leather handles, detachable shoulder strap, protective metal feet.
Internally this fantastic leather overnight bag comes with a zip pocket.
This fantastic leather travel bag comes in traditional BROWN leather, classic BLACK leather, a gorgeous RED leather, a classy DARK BROWN leather, or the fabulous HONEY leather.
The "Lisbon" is an original handmade product from Tuscany Leather and comes complete with an authenticity certification tag.
Bag size: 54x20x38cm.
No, not Rusty! My bag went missing this week. Was it in the car or in the house ... in the house or in the car ... stolen or lost. Finally, I let the bank know. None of my cards had been used ... that was something.
Well, today there it was, inside my suite, on a shelf. I have no memory of putting it there EVER .... but OH HAPPY DAY!
Rusty was not interested in helping me look for it but she agreed to pose once it was found.
Gorgeous photo (IIDSSM) of the cat belonging to Annie in comments.
(IIDSSM = If I Do Say So Myself)
Bandolier Bag, Western Great Lakes, late 19th century, broadcloth, wool, cotton, beads, brass buttons
Made this fun pouch using a tutorial by the talented Aylin here:
aylin-nilya.blogspot.de/2013/04/sleeping-bag-pouch-tutori...
See how at the top of the pouch the zipper is a smooth curve? It's such a great look! Since I didn't have a piece of "endless zipper," or "chain zippper," as it's also called, to create that look, I used a long zipper from one of those clear vinyl bags that blankets are packaged in. I cut off the stops on both ends of the zipper, then upzipped it completely, taking the zipper pull off. The I used one half of the zipper for this pouch, which I had to make somewhat smaller than the tutorial says. I cut my fabric 7.5" wide by 9" tall and used a 24" piece of zipper. It would have been a bit easier to put the pull on later if the zipper had been a couple inches longer, though.
In her instructions, Aylin tells how to use a regular zipper, too, so you don't need a super long one.
I made the hexie pull with two 1/2" hexies and a short cord sandwiched between then. I used two pieces of Steam a Seam Lite (like Wonder Under) to hold the pieces together so I could hand stitch around the edge.
Amaury Faivre (vocals, guitar, harmonica).
Amaury Faivre @ BAG, Blues Association Geneva, BDG Club, Geneva, 22.09.2022.
(c) Christophe Losberger
Turn the bag right-side out, and using an eyelet punch (or a dull pencil, or a not-too-pointy chopstick), push out the corners so they're sharp.
A minha mala Birkin mas numa versao pequena e fechada.
My Birkin bag in a smaller version and closed.
Bagging peaks in the Catskill Mountains is a new hobby of mine. To date : 2 hikes, 4 peaks. I plan to go on 1 hike each month to get exercise, see new sights and explore nature.
from near the top of Bearpen Mountain
Greene County, NY
My friend's little girl is turning 4 today, so I made her a customized Little Red Riding Hood bag filled with goodies....
Heh, this is a poor late night photo, but I was going to clean out my bag when I remembered the "What's in your bag" pool.
I feel like some of the bags in that pool are a little too clean to be what was actually in their bag. :-p So here's what was really in my bag before cleaning it out.
The inventory:
- Toshiba laptop and power chord
- CSS Mastery by Andy Budd
- DOM Scripting by Jeremy Keith
- graph paper notebook and a few documents from work
- My old weekly status folder from work with some more documents from work underneath
- TSA lock w/o key
- Master lock key to and old set of luggage locks
- spare change
- Dell Axim PPC adapter
- Sony headphones
- black white board marker
- ink pen
- Netopia ballpoint pen from the Verizon days
- headphones adapter for my Motorola SLVR w/iTunes
- toothbrush/toothpaste
- Some dice for a family favorite, Farkle. No, I don't shoot craps.
- emergency poncho, we carry too many electronics these days to go without one
- some dog bones my Mom gave me last time I visited home, I still hadn't taken them out of my bag.
Once the bag is cleaned out I'll be sure to reshoot. I need to do my camera bag, laptop bag I rarely use, my bike bag, car cleaning bag, and what goes with me on a trip.
This is the second bag I've made using my recycled sheets of italian upholstery fabric.
It's 100% recycled:
- upholstery fabric from old pattern book
- recycled leather
- hardware saved from an old bag
- sand linen fabric from clothing for the lining.
Available.
Pattern by me! :)