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From the book 'One Yard Wonders'. Made with Lena fabric from Ikea. A present for someone but I like it so much I don't want to give it away!
Blogged about it here:
thepickledweasel.blogspot.com/2010/01/poppy-seed-head-mes...
Sumatra Bag - Free download at Fabric.com
see construction of bag at
thetygerlily.wordpress.com/2010/09/12/sumptuous-sumatra-c...
I made this for Patrick to hold his dice and other D&D accoutrements. Alchemy Silken Straw (100% silk) in colourway 59c - Rainforest; about 1/2 skein. Pattern from Last Minute Knitted Gifts (smallest size). Used 2.75mm dpns.
Still don't have the handles on it yet, but man, it came out nice! The bottom has a faux gusset so carrying bulky things is easier. The top has pleats, making the opening a bit smaller than the bottom of the bag, so things don't fall out!
I had to made again the back ... so sad coz i loved it, but i think this one has more personality :D
THIS LISTING IS FOR THE UPCYCLED China & Blue Jeans bag. My favorite pair of jeans ripped badly last weekend. So I washed them up and the leg now lives again as a cellphone bag for you paired with some great delft china blue paisley.
Ever wanted to just take only the minimum with you? These little micro bags are great for just a cell phone and some business cards... your music player and head phones... or keys, ID and lipstick. Available with thin cord, self-fabric strap or decorative handles, these are worn across the body or over your shoulder.
Each bag measures approx. 3.5" x 5" tall. They have two graduated inner pockets. Can be made up in a single print or in patchwork.
Order several in fun novelty prints for the little princesses at your daughter's birthday party.
Get a batch in your wedding colors as bride's maids gifts.
Get one in your best friend's favorite color as a "Thanks for putting up with me" gift.
Makes a neat way to present a gift card for any fashionable lady in your life.
THIS IS A SLIGHTLY MODIFIED COMMERCIAL PATTERN. Email me for the name of it, if you want to make your own.
I designed this bag for Mission Falls Accent booklet, published in February 2009, featuring 1824 Cotton yarn.
To see my other designs, please see www.SimonasDesigns.etsy.com; or my blog www.StylishKnits.com.
Off for a bike ride and taking the camera along. I'm really digging the Inverse 100AW. I always fill it to the brim, but I like that the smaller size [of the 2 options] does force me to pair down.
Still, in this shot its holding a body, 2 lenses, tripod and ball head and some little junk for a road trip.
The bag's shoulder strap is a mountain bike inner tube. The bag is knit around the strap, weaving in and out via large buttonholes.
Design originally appeared in www.menknit.net's Winter issue. Redesigned for Knitty Gritty, to air on HGTV in July 2007. Pattern here.
This bag is special. It was one of the actual few where I succeeded in making a medicine bag (spirit bag). My father was bed ridden at the time. The same day I finished it was the same day he 'stole' it from me haha. He enjoyed it a lot though. So I've not bothered changing out the beads for better ones. The colors are supposed to represent North, South, East, West. as far as native american colors go. He's now long been passed away in where ever he's at now. So I hold on to this one dearly with special meaning behind it. Because I knew my father once wore it as I am now.
this bag is very structured and small and the handle fits perfectly nestled in my grip. i think calling it a pocketbook does it justice. this was a very last minute find.
ead the full post on Supertaster.us
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This bag was created for the "repurposed fabric " swap on swap-bot. I used an Abercrombie and Fitch jean jacket, a microfiber winter coat (for the lining and bottom), 2 ties, and 2 black bangle bracelets. It's a little heavy and looks like a disembodied torso, but I kinda like it!
Buttercup Bag -
Free Pattern by "Made by Rae": madebyrae.blogspot.com/2009/02/free-buttercup-bag-sewing-...
For this one I have enlarged the pattern.
Photo of the printed Sketchnote tote bag design for SXSW Interactive 2009. To read about the design process, read my detailed post on the Rohdesign blog.
shelley would live in a van down by the river if only cats could drive. until then, trader joes bags will suffice.
So much fun to make, literally takes minutes and you have a perfect little bag that will hold all your essentials. Blogged at www.sisterofthedivide.blogspot.com