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This lavender bag (lavender both in containing dried lavender and being made from lavender silk) was sent as part of a purple-themed swap. It was made last year from leftover fabric for a weaving sample exchange. I wove it from 60/2 silk a friend had dyed. I think it is about 2" square, but I forgot to measure it.
I made this bag to take with me to QuiltCon.
Blogged: aquiltingjewel.blogspot.com/2013/02/traveling-homemade.html
Trick or Treat Scarecrow mini paper treat bag--holds about 3-6 individual pieces of candy
1994
made by Fun World
Coming soon: laptop sleeves as option, fixed or removable. This bag is also available fitted out as a diaper bag, with removable holder for sippy cup, diaper/wipe storage, and straps for clipping to a stroller.
No muppets were harmed in the making of this bag. Loosely based on a pattern from Bernat: www.bernat.com/pattern.php?PID=1591
The handle is crocheted in Moda Dea Ticker Tape.
"Cut Finger" Alain Pache (cigar box guitar).
Swamp Train @ BAG, Blues Association Geneva, BDG Club, Geneva, 08.11.2018.
(c) Christophe Losberger
Finally I managed to make this bag as my weekend project. This project had been in my to do list since April last year.
12 January 2013
I'm not that skilled at making dresses yet, so i made a very simple pattern in order to refrain from getting too frustrated. I wouldn't want to take the fun out of it now would I?
Blog : a weekend dress and tote bag
A bag that came back for repair after being used to the edge of destruction.
1) It was originally made with elastic bads on the front corners to mate to the rack I'd made with it, but the elastic had stretched to ridiculous lengths (and the xpac fabric had started to wear through) so I sewed a cordura baseplate (with Ruthworks-style minimalist velcro tiedowns) and patched that onto the bottom of the bag.
2) the bag started with a single lid tiedown on the tombstone loop, but repeated cycles of heavy loads ended up tearing the tombstone loop off (whoops!) so I replaced it with Swift-style corner hooks & an elastic cord long enough so it can be extended to cover oversized loads without tearing the corner hooks out.
3) ditto with the front hook; that one was overloaded and tore out, so I stitched in a piece of cordura to cover the hole that was left after the hook tore out, then riveted another hook through that /and/ a sizeable metal plate backstop.
Witchery. It has 3 compartments - 2 outer pockets and a middle zippy thing. It's a bit slouchy too. niiiiceee.
For my everyday work bag I have a crumpler messenger bag that works quite well and I can convert it to a camera bag quickly for the weekends too where it can hold two bodies and plenty of glass, strobes etc...
But I'm really struggling to find something small and neat that I can throw the NEX5 in when I don't want to take a large camera bag with me.
Crumpler make quite a few that look the right sort of size but unfortunately they're mostly quite conspicuous and a couple of them even look bizarrely like a codpiece and so I'd be keen to hear from other NEX users what bags they've found.
Today has been a pretty good day in the office, I've made contact with the Intellectual Property guy, booked a meeting with a Professor who's subject is disasters... (I always thought you were a master of disaster, but that's probably from watching too much wrestling as a child), I've managed to get an unemployed graduate a job offer and I've completed a session in the laboratory.
Tomorrow I've got a quick steel job to sort out in the morning for another department and I may even take a wander down the anechoic chamber for a nosey...
bag made out of suit pants and a belt. the belt acts both as the handle and as the closure for the top of the bag, which can open very wide.
made from the Pink Chalk Studio Mail Bag pattern in vintage upholstery and Amy Butler fabrics - I love this pattern! The only modification I made was adding a magnetic snap, as I am notorious for spilling the entire contents of my bags on street corners.
Handsewn Babushka bag, perfect for storing sewing supplies.
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Our flat door doesn’t have a number on it (though it has a brass bell puller, which I don’t think has worked for a very, very long time) so I decided to engage in a bit of geekery and make us a number. (It’s darker green than it looks!) I also may or may not have made myself a pair of earrings which look like this on a smaller scale…
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.
Handmade bag by Forestbound. It's made from 1950s era mattress ticking, lined with navy blue cotton canvas, has two large interior pockets, and sturdy leather straps.
Value: $165
I took this to the Blythe meet, thinking I bet my golden ticket brings me good luck...and I won the jamfancy outfit.
It is definitely my lucky charm now, and crazy enough for me to love forever!
Are you in Oz and loving this bag? They're not here yet, but FM me if interested, because *someone* (!) is in talks with the designer to bring them to Oz.