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Made using the pattern Campfire Messenger Bag by Noodlehead. This is the March pattern for the Bag of the Month Club 2015. On sale in my Etsy store: www.NormasBagBoutique.etsy.com
Ive been wanting to do this for a while.
I'm always asking people to look in their bags cause ive always wanted to know what they put in it :)
i usually have more stuff in my bag but since its summer and there isnt school i dont carry much
but on Flickr a lot of people do this :) it cures my curiosity!
i'll probably do another one when school starts
My second felted thingy - another of Franks sweaters transformed. Lined with an old bed sheet and decorated with wildly green felt flowers.
My granddaughter's old Christmas stocking is much too babyish for a ten year old, so I put together this quick little bag from jeans leftovers from other bag projects I've been doing. After she empties all the Christmas goodies, she'll have a fun little bag.
I hope she likes the skullie lining as much as I do.
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.
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
A gift for my Brother in law.
More details and pictures here: bartacksandsingletrack.blogspot.com.au/2015/12/gift-sewin...
This was a really neat little shopping bag with a bottom that is used to store the bag when it's not being used. anyone have a pattern for it?
Carpet bag made from a furnishing remnant. Measures 14" x 10" x 5". The design is based on the Cavernous Carpetbag but have to admit I didn't actually buy the pattern! I used the 12" tubular bag frame from U-handbag.
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.
the biggest quilted bag I've ever made. Pattern from Japanese book with a help of friends. 90% hand sew.
I've gotten a lot of questions since I started carrying a Japanese box lunch (bento) to work every day, so I thought that I would share the contents of my lunch bag.
Otro "charming bag", con la misma tela pero he hecho cambios en las asas, en el interior, y le he puesto botones en lugar de lacito.
I finally had to break down and buy another bag. I've been using just my backpack and suitcase on the bottom-left until now. When I packed up in Kuala Lumpur it was nearly bursting at the seams and my backpack weighed something like 14 kg. I've done so much shopping in Hong Kong that I won't be able to pack it all in. Buying an Xbox 360 today was the tipping point. So, I bought a cheap (€20) bag you see on the right. It's some cheap Chinese thing but it seems all right. Can be used as a duffel bag or dragged on roller wheels by an extendible handle, so it will be all right. Now I have more space for more stuff! I'll probably get some new shoes next.