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This is Stranger 8 out of 100
Ernesto is a jeweler from Peru. He makes jewelry mostly out of recycled wood and wire. He says his stuff is all 100% recycled, and gathers his materials from all around Toronto. Inside his store, he has a small work bench complete with a buffing wheel and a scroll saw right by the store window. Underneath the shelves, he hides all his discarded tables, chairs, and wooden objects, which he makes his jewelry out of! He displays some of his work in very ornate and detailed wooden frames, which he said his brother made for him. His brother went to school for carpentry. I bought myself a ring and necklace from him. The ring is made from a piece of hard wood, stained black, engraved, polished smooth and filled with a resin. The necklace is made of an abalone shell. He said his work is "inspired by the universe", as he posed for the photo!
Ernesto was an extremely nice man. He looked at my bag, asked me to see it. He examines it, and says "Ah! That's how they do it!" He then tells me he's trying to make a bunch of leather bags to sell, but couldn't find out how to attach the shoulder strap without weakening the body. "You teach me, I teach you!" He tells me the process he used to make the ring I bought. As I went inside his store to check out his other work, he grabs a big empty jam jar, now filled with mashed potatoes and a chicken thigh. "Kings eat this," he says. A small child in blue, about 8 years old, waves at him through a window. "Hello!" he says enthusiastically, "He's my friend," he tells me.
Ernesto's store is located in Kensington Market, though sadly, I forgot where. I'll be sure to update this with the location once I find it!
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The basic bag structure was that of a grid, made up of strips of PVC and assorted threads covered with machine zig zag stitch.
Design by Urban Threads
I used variegated thread that matched the fabric colors. It's kind of a subtle effect.
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Check out my awesome new bag! This will definitely be my primary method of carrying my shit for years to come
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.
Our bean bag from Hackday 2007 has taken some damage this year. Somehow one morning in had bright discolored spots in it. Since then it has been a favorite hide out place for pigeons and squirrels.
A www.lindostyle.com Creation. New idea by Lindo, The Story Board Girl's bags. Seabed 3D story window joined by crochet stitches.
Made from an old tablecloth and gingham - for Mrs Moen's Tablecloth challenge - details and more photos are on my blog
Small quilted lined bag with button trim and cord handle - the first time I have tried anything like this and I love it!
This bag is all about poetry. It seems magical how the rhythm and the story can be cleverly tied together and written on a tiny piece of paper. It makes me think of all the young girls, like me in my teenage years, wishing to become a real poet.
Height from the center point of the bottom to the top edge: appr. 13 inch (34 cm) Circumference: appr. 14 inch (36 cm)
The bottom of the bag is crocheted from estonian wool.
The middle part is knitted from estonian and estonian wool.
The top is sewn from cotton fabrics.
The string is knitted i-cord, made from cotton yarn.
Made using the El Porto pattern from Studio Tantrum
blogged at bred2make.blogspot.com/2010/03/el-porto-duffle-bag.html
I designed this peg bag - it is made from supermarket carrier bags which I cut up and crocheted. It makes a nice fabric and the rain washes through it. I won first prize at the local horticultural show with it - hope you like it. So don't throw away those bags - cut them up and be creative!!!
Finally got it after 1 1/2 month of waiting. After 8% trade-in old school bag discount, still more expensive than any leather bag that I've bought this year!
Made using Bijou Lovely tutorial. Good directions and pretty easy. I love this bag
www.bijoulovelydesigns.com/2010/05/market-tote-tutorial.h...
A drawstring pouch combining crocheting, knitting and cotton print fabric.
This bag has an ethnic theme. I have been inspired by the old tibetan and chinese people. I have thought of snowy winters on the high mountains. The women living there have few things but they are treasured and carefully stored.
Height from the center point of the bottom to the top edge: appr. 9,5 inch (24 cm) Circumference: appr. 9 inch (23 cm)
The bottom of the bag is crocheted from estonian wool.
The middle part is knitted from estonian wool.
The top is sewn from cotton fabrics.
The string is knitted i-cord.
I love this shooping bag I want to buy it someone who live in london or travel in london can help me.