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This bag was made using Rae's Buttercup Bag Pattern. Like a lot of my fabrics, I rescued this tan canvas from the AS-IS bin at the local IKEA. I believe it was a pillow cover before I got my hands on it. I made the pipping myself, and decided to add a little variation to the pattern by using two straps instead of one. The flower is a little pin I made with the leftover fabric.
I made this bag for my cousin Lisa, it's about 20"x20". The straps are about 2 1/2" wide. As with the other two tote bags I've made, I didn't use a pattern.
For this one I wanted to use something larger than 5"x5" template squares. I took the glass out of a picture frame to use as the template for the big cat pieces on the front and back. Then just cut long pieces for the rest. I also remembered this time to sew in the tab closure (see other picture) before finishing the bag, that way you don't see the raw fabric ends of the tab.
I'm pretty proud of this for I designed the pattern of this bag as well as the print.
Can't wait to sew it up!
I made a few colour versions.
Available on spoonflower www.spoonflower.com/fabric/1067253
Bag Samples for a class I recently taught. If you sew give Melly & Me Meadow Bag a try, it is a lot of fun to make.
My girlfriend gave me a new Chrome messenger bag for my birthday, we picked it up while in San Francisco at the Chrome factory store.
Minha bolsa em 06 de maio de 2009 (Dia Hanson / Hanson Day Aaaahhh!!!) enquanto eu fui pra faculdade.
vintage bag and lace gloves.....i will use the bag to store items in......i like to have my dod dads in nice boxes and cases........
This is the Genevieve Bag by ChrisW Designs: www.chriswdesigns.com
I got the pattern on Etsy here: www.etsy.com/shop/ChrisWDesigns
This is the front of the bag closed. My aunt asked for pockets on the gusset (both sides) and I was afraid to try piping PLUS the pockets, so I left the gusset piping out. It still works! In fact, I kind of like it this way. For my own bag, I will probably do it the normal way.
A drawstring pouch combining crocheting, knitting and cotton print fabric.
This bag was inspired by the royal wedding of princess Viktoria in Sweden. When I saw queen SIlvias dress, I just had to make a very flowery bag with soft colors. The bag has hydrangeas and raspberries and it reminds me of all the romantic moments seen in the wedding.
Height from the bottom edge to the top edge: appr. 12 inch.
The diameter of the bottom: appr. 5 inch.
Circumference: appr. 15 inch.
The bottom of the bag is crocheted from estonian and finnish wool.
The middle part is knitted from estonian and finnish wool.
The top is sewn from cotton fabrics.
The string is made from wool and has been felted for durability.
Rebecca Bag from the book, "Bags, the Modern Classics" by Sue Kim. This was my project for the Craft Book Month blog hop hosted by Craft Buds. Fabric is Anna Maria Horner Field Study in the Linen/Cotton blend. Momo quilting cotton on the interior. Read all the details and modifications on my blog!
Blogged - www.marcigirldesigns.com/1/post/2013/09/rebecca-bag-craft...