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I think I've finally perfected the box bag! I drafted a pattern with the triangle pieces cut out, and it worked out perfectly!
Also listed as Take Along Tote.
My 1st crochet bag! :)
I did the handle my own way - doubled it in continuous spiral double crochet with front post dc's on either edge. Makes it padded and less floppy as was written in pattern.
Free pattern -
www.coatsandclark.com/Crafts/Crochet/Projects/Accessories...
Jelly Jelly (On Stage Music-Live), Gianni Di Paolo (drums),Yves Staubitz (guitar, backing vocals), Renato Di Paolo (vocals, bass), Eric Grivel (BAG) .
DSD @ BAG, Blues Association Geneva, BDG Club, Geneva, 25.05.2023.
(c) Christophe Losberger
Goody bag we received at the end of the preview opening reception for the new National Museum of Scotland
I made this "rag quilt-style" bag using scraps of denim from old blue jeans and an old 100% cotton shirt. No batting.
Blogged here.
Pattern: Zippered Dopp Kit which didn't work out so nice (gross corners).
Then a mash-up of this and this and this zipper trick
Materials: Various fabrics, including some sent from Amsterdam
Start Date: September 2010
End Date: February 13, 2013
A beautiful tote bag to use to take your things when you go out!
It is so adorable and classy!
It's made out of a lovely Ice-cream print fabric, the straps are made out of white silky fabric and It has a ribbon bow in the center. (The ice cream pin is purchased separately)
The bag measures 30x42 cm (75x105 inches aprox.)
In my sewing tote bags and purses yahoo group we did a sew alone and we decided to make this bag, the wavy bag. This is a pattern created by Bethany. I invite you to visit mu blog ( passionetcouture.blogspot.ca/2012/06/wavy-bag.html ), where you will find the link to the tutorial for this bag.This is a free pattern, in the tutorial all the explanations very are clear.
Handmade library bag using fun owl print fabric. Wool book appliqué and hand embroidered letters spelling out, “Hoo, Hoo, Who likes to READ?” Cotton exterior and lining, with heavy canvas used as interfacing to give the bag strength. Reinforced cotton handles. Two patch pockets inside – one for your small items, and another specifically sized for your library card (it even says library card in hand embroidered letters). Approximately 14x14 inches (not including handle). Now all it needs is a library card and some books!
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After weeks of searching for `just the right` piece of fabric to make my bag lining I discovered this in my moms stash (good old mom :o). It was one of my nans `going out` dresses many years ago... doubly nice - recycling & a nice family keepsake too :o)
Started this bag shibori dyed then over dyed stamped with bleach. OK at this point not likeing the bag. Hung it up and looked at it. Maybe I should burn it.Went for a walk. There on the ground was a ginko leaf(well lots of ginko leaves)I love ginko trees. Bingo! Hurried home ginko leaf in hand. Mixed yellow fabric paint with discharge paste.Used the leaf to stamp the design. Much better :-) Oh how I love the golden yellow ginko leaves in the fall.They seem to glow.