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ODC - IN THE BAG is the topic for Monday 25, 2019
When in Vegas I have to go to Ethel M Chocolates for peppermint bark, only made on the holidays.
25.01.30. Apparently Canada is one of the few places where people buy bags of milk. I’ve bought cartons for years but as a kid my parents used to buy this. Saw some in a grocery store today and it brought back memories.
Amy Butler weekender bag using Art Gallery's bee print (love it), as well as some tweed suiting, yellow twill and grey cottons. Large bee is done by freehanding a bee and some hexies and then raw edge applique as well as turned edge applique techniques.
A plush bag of marshmallows. the bag is pretty much life sized at 14" x 7.5" and contains 8 marshmallows that can be removed from the bag and 1 marshmallow with a loop attatched so she can be used as a key chain , pendant or whatever.
Each marshmallow is about 2.5" x 2.5"
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Larger than Life bag from Spring 2007 issue of Interweave Crochet. I used 16 different colors of Elann.com Sonata (100% mercerized cotton) with a 4.0mm crochet hook. My squares are about 1 inch smaller than the gauge in the pattern, but I found that this size is perfect for me. I also striped the sides and bottom of the bag, rather than using a solid color. I have been carrying this bag every day since I finished it. I lined it with black cotton twill fabric, so it's completely machine washable.
2015 07 15 GIFT Gizza
Dress： GizzA - July Group Gift [Women]
(Group Gift)
Hat： =Zenith=Summer Rattan Hat
Hair： Eaters Coma - GIFT 03 / NOIR
Heels： {Livalle} Europa -Slingback Platform Wedges- Sunset (Slink)
(Wayward Hunt)
Bag： (Milk Motion) small bucket bag - simple - brown/beige
(Gacha)
Blog： Look up at Sky
For more information have to blog <33
Yarn : Noro Kureyon ( 3 balls )
Needles : 5mm
This is first time to knit a bag .You can see i'm not good at sewing.Finally, finished it and i'm so happy.
14 Dec.2011 [21.00] GMT +7 hours
[OOAK YoSD Basket/Bag]
- Strawberry la forêt
- French Cake party
- Flying wings memories
*1 design per 1 bag only.
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Finished my new bag with my most favorite prints from Kumiko Fujita and Suzuko Koseki. I was inspired by these two beautiful bags: www.flickr.com/photos/sewtakeahike/6979329940/in/photostream
www.flickr.com/photos/chase_un_folded/7150926499/in/photo...
When I finished the outside of the bag the top was a little to high so I folded it down to the inside, gives a nice detail to the bag I think. I like the feel of the batting, nice but not to stiff. A great bag to take with me to the retreat in London!
A still from the instillation i set up a couple months back in the vacant room we had at the time.
The projected image is a negative i scratched up And the hanging bag is filled with shaving foam.
I originally tried projecting onto the bag itself but my film speed was too low
Kodak HD 200 @ 400
Tech: Pentax k1000 50mm lens
A fun placemat art bag for 2 little boys. This bag and some extra goodies are on their way to Brasil. The bag has three pockets, I filled it with a bunch of cool stuff to hopefully keep busy boys occupied.
A drawstring pouch combining crocheting, knitting and cotton print fabric. Decorated with buttons and ribbon. Fully lined.
This bag consists of all four seasons. The idea came from a tree, how it's changing with every season. I also wanted to place some historical elements to the bag, like it would have belonged to a noble woman, and added some flaps and buttons to have some resemblance of old clothing.
The bag might be for the treasures you have. Or a gift for a special friend. Or maybe you enjoy a flair of history like me and need a reminder of that passion.
Height: appr. 11 inches (28 cm)
The diameter of the bottom: appr. 7 inches (18 cm)
The bottom of the bag is crocheted from finnish wool.
The middle part is knitted from estonian wool.
The top and the lining are sewn from cotton fabrics.
The bottom is supported by thick support fabric.
The decorative ribbon is from Mokuba (very high quality).
The string is knitted i-cord from finnish wool, felted for durability.
There are 9 vintage buttons sewn to the flaps.
I like the subtle striping on this one. I created the stripes with "vintage" Kroger bags which were a lighter color. I'm not really happy with the top edge of this one--it's not as smooth and straight as I would like. But it works as my every day bag--big enough and strong enough to carry a couple of heavy books plus odds and ends. Please note that this bag has been used extensively, but has not stretched at all. :)