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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.
This diaper bag is for Sara to use with Lucy and little Miles. It was a cooperative project between Sara and myself. We took my original diaper bag design and updated it a bit. We added a yoke in front and back with some cute gathers, snap top pockets on each end, and rings on the top for the shoulder strap to attach to. The inside has all the same pockets she loves. And the best thing is that this bag has a double ended zipper!
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
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! :)
Behold the contents of my rack bag.
(not pictured) Olympus D-540 Zoom digital camera
Yeah, I carry all this stuff to work with me every day. I commute by bicycle to work five days a week. This stuff lives in my trunk bag when I'm not using it to ride (i.e.: gloves, cyclometer, shades) or carrying it around elsewhere (phone, badge, Palm, wallet). Peeking into the shot on the far right, that green stick is a Shrader tire pressure guage, which is utterly useless since I ride a road bike (Trek 520) that has Presta valves.
My PowerBook lives at home and my iPod stays at work, unless I need to load some new beats onto it.
The Technology Student Association started a plastic bag collecting program and called it "Bag It!" Every so often, we gather the bags from all 3 centers and deliver them to be recycled.
I got a new bag and fell in love with it. The Crumpler Wonder Weenie is a beautiful thing and has space for me to carry all of this junk. It even has a towel-sized pocket. Yay!
I forgot to put my MP3 player in but that's usually in my pocket anyway. It's an Iriver IHP140 for the techheads who care.
Made with a pattern from Chris W Designs. I used some black and white houndstooth canvas fabric and a solid black canvas.
Esta bolsa colorida é resultado da minha insônia de ontem.
Não é um modelo específico, a inspiração veio de algumas das minhas revistas e o detalhe do seminole que costumo usar nas toalhinhas.
Ótimo para aproveitar os retalhinhos que sobram :-)
In my bag
-books -Images of organizational behavior, godel escher bach, chaos, giving
-dvd - Kinsey
-gloves
-two pairs
-hat
-nikon d70
-folder
-homework
-job info
-poll worker info
-necklace
-Bike repair kit - pump, spare tube, patch kit, First aid kit
-scarf
-tutor info bookmarks
-pocket constitution
-lens cloth
-pocket measuring tape
-condoms
-tooth brush
-tooth paste
-floss
-wallet
-2 or 3 pens
-dew rag
-tissues
-deodorant
This doctor's bag scene is a roombox I created out of my wish that I had gone to Medical School. My daughter Kelli is currently studying epidemiology so I may give this roombox to her when she graduates, but until then, it is mine. The doctor's bag itself was purchased from Shannon Moore who put in the window and door and lights. The first pic is of the Dr scene from the outside. The next two are the entire scene looking into the bag. Most of the furniture was made from taking apart Michael's hutches and remaking them into the 2 bookcases, an office cabinet and an examination table. There are many little medical items like vaseline, aspirin, cough syrup and cold tablets in the bookcase. I also have added medical tools like tweezers, a syringe, forceps, stethoscope, various scopes, medical books and lots of supplies like cotton balls, rubber gloves, ice pack, hot water bottle, tongue depressors and much more. Also look for the crutches, walker, scale, IV pole with extra doctor's jacket and stethoscope hanging up. On the exam table is a folded patient gown and otolaryngoscope with several xrays. The file cabinet has files of the Dr's many patients and there are a few xrays already being viewed on the light cabinet. Thanks go to Nicki and Wendy for their contributions as well as Jaime, Anamari, Darby and Sherry for their swap items.
Made of dark denim. The lighter contrast trim is just the reverse of the denim folded over to mimic a bias tape look. Took "Charlie Bag" pattern found on BurdaStyle website and modified it into a smaller purse with pockets instead of large reusable grocery bag.
I got this bag as a present from my goddaughter. She has been training and working in a sailing ships. She worked as a boatswain's mate in the ship called Stavros S Niarchos. She used these kind of goods in her work.
I have always been interesting in seastories, seahistory and sailing ships. This was magnificent present!
also from the same spot - this is actually in really nice shape - having been balled up in a trash bag - but some idiot tore the corner off
Amazingly, this fella named Eric Verner got himself a ding-dang Bag tattoo (for those of you coming in late, Bag was the largely non-verbal, floating friend to Jeremy, long ago of my creation).
I'm flattered beyond belief, but I still think this was an incredibly bad idea. Like, i like Alley Oop, but the amount of regret I'd experience after awakening to find an Alley Oop riding a Dinny on my inner thigh would be monumental.
Then again it's not like I've got this Bag tattoo on my skin, so let the fella do what he will ... or ... or wait, is it? Is this tattoo like the video in the Ring? Like, you see it and a week later you get it on your own skin, or maybe you die? Oh good lord, I hope not.
Anyway, Eric's earned hisself a drawing, that's for sure.