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The denim bag measures at 37cm wide by 40cm tall, with straps. There is one large main compartment and a inner pocket with a magnet. A great bag for carrying your sport shoos, school books or anything you need for a day at the beach.
Price: 125 INS
If you'd like this design on a different color bag, just let me know. Thank you for stopping by!
Photographer: Alexander Mendelevich.
Model: Masha Zobel. Customer order.
Learn how to make this bag on the Leif Labs blog: leiflabs.blogspot.com/2009/02/make-messenger-bag.html
Super-simple and easy to sew. I promise
A small embroidery of a bowl and a flower which I revisited today and completed.
Machine and hand embroidery on a felted ground.
I bought the 50's bag in a charity shop recently.
This bag can be dressed up or down, which is great. I chose a denim home decor fabric and some quilting cotton fabric for the contrasted corners and loops. I topstitched in a gold metallic thread using a flower decorative stitch. A vintage butterfly brooch adorns the side profile.
pattern by noodlehead
www.noodle-head.com/2010/09/runaround-bag-pattern.html
Fabric by Robert Kaufmann
This bag is made from Amy Butler's downtown purse pattern. The material is from 2 napkins that I fell in love with at Crate & Barrel. I embroidered the leaf chain on the flap with green and tan variegated thread to coordinate w/the bird and to counter-balance the busier purse fabric.
A drawstring pouch combining crocheting, knitting and cotton print fabric.
This pouch has a romantic theme: motifs and plates that could easily belong to Elizabeth Bennet herself!
See more information on how to design and make folk bags at: www.peonyandparakeet.com/folkbagworkbook/
Side two showing the laptop pouch. Pouch is removeable, but also can be stuck in place by the velcro on the bottomm of the bag. If I decide to remove it for diaperbag usage, I'll have to purchase some velcro to stick down there to prevent my diapers and clothing from sticking. (Please excuse the 40wk pregnant belly in the shot. That'd be the huge orb in the foreground. :) )
In the spring, I made myself a bag from acrylic coated linen (and so it is more or less waterproof and therefore a popular one to use in wintertime!). It had photo transfers on it... they did not survive a trip to the washing machine. I took them off, and the bag was very plain indeed (bottom right). Only highlight was the Fassett-fabric inside... but no way was that enough.
So I added the most christmassy fabric, I have, as a front - Alexander Henry's map to Snowflake Lodge. And a bit of Amy Butler lacy print, a few ribbons in red and green - on the back the small Babushkas.
And suddenly - I have a new, colourful bag to wear all December! :-) Messy, funny, colorful and just what I needed to spice up the grey day.
I tend to go through bags every few years, because I'm usually loading them up with 40+ pounds of comics to haul off to some convention. The cheap plastic wheels are always the first thing to go and I have had to get rid of perfectly good bags just because the wheels are shredded and it's impossible to replace them - NEVER AGAIN!
I took the back trucks off my old Skateboard, Dennis, and remounted them on the bottom of my red convention bag, which is still in good shape, except for the wheels, which got destroyed last year on the road. Now, if the skateboard wheels get worn down (not likely!) they are easy to replace.
Another pro: the bag is higher off the ground which is easier for me (6'-3") to roll.
Cons: It won't stand up on its own anymore (but it does have a handle on the side, so I can set it down sideways) and also it probably weighs a bit more now.
Anyway - it's an experiment! If you see me in some place other than Santa Fe in the next couple of years, ask me how the Skate-Bag is working out!
Bag worm close up shot as it came out of its protective bag or shell boldly like a tiger on 7-9-2017 8 AM, Visakhapatnam India
#Bagworm #Psychidae #Lepidoptera # snailcase #case moths
#caterpillar #Tineoidea
April 09 - Another Buttercup Bag - I could make a million of these (and just might). Used leftover bits from other projects (with plenty of scraps still to spare).
Bag I made to take with to Quilt Market, using 2 New York Beauty quilt blocks.
I wrote about this on my blog!
A drawstring pouch combining crocheting, knitting and cotton print fabric.
This bag is inspired by my childhood and all those books I used to read. Especially Emily of New Moon! I wore a deep blue skirt, my very favorite, walked to the library and wondered if anybody else could feel as intensely as me and my distant soulmate Emily!
Height from the center point of the bottom to the top edge: appr. 14 inch (35 cm) Circumference: appr. 17 inch (43 cm)
The bottom of the bag is crocheted from estonian wool.
The middle part is knitted from estonian wool. Small crocheted circles and hand stitches have been added as a finishing touch.
The top is sewn from cotton fabrics.
The string is knitted i-cord.
Big Blowin’ Blaze" Blaise Mayor (cigar box guitar, vocals, harmonica).
Swamp Train @ BAG, Blues Association Geneva, BDG Club, Geneva, 08.11.2018.
(c) Christophe Losberger
Milk is so wonderful - we can drink it raw, we can make cooked down sweet milk, we can make chocolate milk shake with it, we can make curd, cheese, butter, ghee and all kinds of tasty preparations using these items.
So, where all this coming from? - from MOTHER COW's big milk bag.
When babies we drink our mother's milk, when grow up - cow becomes our Mother for life - supplying us with milk. In addition - Cow's urine is great medicine, Cow-dang can provide lots of gas(energy) for cooking and lighting up.
Out of her motherly love cow gives so much milk that it is enough not only for her calf, but also leaves plenty for the human being to take.
She gives that milk with so much love - and after that we people want to kill her???
WHY do people want to kill Cow and eat her meet as well??? - simply out of greed and ignorance...
The law of Karma states that for taking one cow's life one has to take birth to undergo similar treatment (as a cow and to be killed) - as many births as there are hairs on cow's body. This is the price to pay for each and every cow killed.
Who are the killers? - those who perform the act of killing, those who buy the meat, those who cook the meat, those who serve the meat to others, those who eat that meat. This is a chain murder case. Everyone in it is just as guilty.
STOP killing cows NOW!
Let's be satisfied with what Cow is giving to us and live in peace.
A drawstring pouch combining crocheting, knitting and cotton print fabric.
This bag is inspired by my childhood and all those books I used to read. Especially Emily of New Moon! I wore a deep blue skirt, my very favorite, walked to the library and wondered if anybody else could feel as intensely as me and my distant soulmate Emily!
Height from the center point of the bottom to the top edge: appr. 14 inch (35 cm) Circumference: appr. 17 inch (43 cm)
The bottom of the bag is crocheted from estonian wool.
The middle part is knitted from estonian wool. Small crocheted circles and hand stitches have been added as a finishing touch.
The top is sewn from cotton fabrics.
The string is knitted i-cord.