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We found this old Dr's bag at an antique store up north. We have seen them before,but they have ususlly been raided and are empty. We were pleasantly suprised when we opened this one and found it fully intact, right down to the crazy mirrored forehead strap on to look at you real good!
Celebrating Bungie's 20th anniversary this year, only 777 Bags of Swag were made. They were hand-packed by Bungie employees and feature a random assortment of items that have been a part of Bungie Studios for the past 20 years.
Elsewhere in another life, she may have grown up to be a beauty enough to grace the catwalk, yet her beauty never diminishes even in her present condition.
I always wanted to do a photo essay on the subject of street kids in kota kinabalu at its ironic that i only managed to get about it now when i was there for a day when i had five years previously to do so. These kids comprise of both locals and foreigners particularly those from the Philippines and Indonesia whose parents arrive here through both legal and illegal means. Most of then are without citizenships and thus are not entitled to education, health and social benefits that we enjoy, in other words they live in limbo from day to day. Yet if you meet them they are just like any other children with the innocence and joviality that only children can possess. Most follow their parents who are traders here or act individually to serve as bag carriers to the myriad people shopping for groceries at the Kota Kinabalu Market, exchanging services for a few cents of coins which will likely be used to supplement their parent's meager earnings to ensure that they survive the day with food and shelter if any are to be had. These photos tell their stories and we may have to look at ourselves and question who is entitled to be citizens and who are the foreigners, particularly in Sabah.
Reusable snack bags are great for school lunch, work or trips to the park.
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my new tote bag
available from:
The bags are:
MATERIAL: Cotton calico, dyed using traditional pigment dyes
SIZE: 38w x 43h - handle length 63cms
PRINT AREA: 28 x 28cms
LIMITED EDITION OF: 200
$21 from www.pamglew.etsy.com
or £15 each from www.stelladore.co.uk
And they are fairtrade accredited, so the cotton is from farmers who have decent working conditions and get a better price for their work.
She loves to play in these. But don't worry, we put them out of reach after a brief session, for safety..
Purple felted bag with googly eyes and a ginormous moustache! (Leaning on a red-wrapped package to prop him up for the photo.) He was hidden inside a baby food box. So cute!
Moustashe Tote Bag
£12.00
Cotton flat bottom tote bag with moustrashe print fabric panel, finished with shell style buttons on bag handles. bag measures approximately 40cm by 25cm.
100% handmade.
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A boxy zip toiletry bag that I made for my husband - fully lined with no raw edges, all the seams are enclosed. Inspired by tutorials on the web, but mostly I improvised the design.
Blogged here: needleandspatula.blogspot.com/2011/03/mens-boxy-toiletry-...
Tsubasa Super Semi(Rondex) camera, made in 1941 in Japan. The only surviving (physical) camera in the world, previously only known surviving example is pictured in Sugiyama and belongs to the Pentax Gallery.
I used some fusible craft interfacing on this one. I don't like the stiffness for a run-about bag, but it will be perfect for holding roving when I spin.
Tutorial found here: lulalouise.blogspot.com/2008/01/reversible-shoulder-bag-t...
update 2010- This never happened obviously. After coming to an agreement with Lovelife, I bought the selvage denim and brought it to their studio... where it stayed for several months before I finally gave up on them.
I have a design for a new bag that I'd like to try sometime, but not enough time to do it on my own.
I've wanted to crochet myself a bag for a while now.....last night I finally came up with a rough idea how to do it. Fingers crossed it'll end up like a satchel!
I can't remember his name now, but he has been repairing bags and altering clothes from a shop in Kampung Jawa, Melaka for nearly 40 years now. You can see the pile of bags sent by his customers in the background, and he doesn't charge much for the service. Due to the cramped space, I couldn't get a better angle to take this photo, where I would much prefer to show more of his trusty old sewing machine. Kampung Jawa, Melaka. 19 December 2009
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