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A completed Aragon Bag for my sister tp use as a diaper bag. Definitely not a quick and easy pattern and one of the most challenging things I have ever made but it is absolutely worth it. It looks so professional and it's incredibly useful (9 pockets!) Most important is that my sister loves it.
Pattern is Aragon Bag by Sara Lawson of Sew Sweetness. Fabric is from the Cotton and Steel line Mustang by Melody Miller. I used one of the Cotton and Steel basics (XOXO in Pink Cheeks) for the lining fabric. All of the interfacing and hardware are from a kit purchased from Massdrop -- it was so convenient to buy everything at once that I wish I had bought more than one!
Andy really like this Trader Joe's bag. Its the first paper bag we've ever had that will stay open enough to allow feline entry.
Pattern by @ThreeOwls - I made this to order for my daughter - she wanted the pocket smaller and I added a padded divider for her computer.
one day an introduced me to the anthropologie catalog. it's been our shared weakness ever since. anthro is synonymous with an's birthday, as it's been our annual tradition to go shopping and have parmesan garlic rosemary fries and mochas and tell each other to buy things we "need". this year for her birthday i made this reusable anthropologie-inspired bag for her shopping trips et al. it was a fun endeavour and though i hit a snag halfway through and had to reverse everything, thus making visible things that should've been invisible, i still was quite pleased with the result and think anthro should pay me for the idea of making their iconic red handled bags reusable, fabric totes. instead they will probably sue me, but whatev. it was worth it.
i made the bag to spec, including insert. i used linen on the outside and inside with stiff stabilizer in between, satiny red cord for the handles, and plastic mesh, stabilizer, and an insert from an anthropologie bag for the fabric covered insert. i drew the letters and squiggles by hand and embroidered in silver floss.
Compared to the paper bag, this little plastic bag is just downright tiny! This is from the Horn Lake Target - guess I bought something really small that day! Each bullseye on this one is exactly the same size as the bullseye seen on that old directory: www.flickr.com/photos/130271900@N03/15807381694/
(c) 2015 Retail Retell
These places are public so these photos are too, but just as I tell where they came from, I'd appreciate if you'd say who :)
Basic pattern from "Last Minute Patchwork Gifts" but modified somewhat. Heather Ross light blue gnome fabric and 100% linen on the bottom. Lined in tiny red polka dots. Ribbon and vintage mother of pearl button closure.
My dear friend in Hawaii requested for this bag. I haven't seen this kind of bag since the day I left Hawaii in the mid 90s. I loved to hang the sheets on the line. Sometimes you will get some liquid sunshine (light rain) but they will all dry out at the end of the day. I don't have the pattern so I snooped around on the internet to see what it looks like. Of course I found this quilted material in my fabric closet. I used the child size hanger. The regular hanger would be too big. I bought a dozen of these colored hangers at Goodwill for a dollar. Support the recycling system and Goodwill store!!!
of Chinese take out was a small bag of Wing's soy sauce.
For Macro Monday's theme "In my bag"
Grey Cup day = Leanne's not cooking day :-)
I just received this charcoal waxed canvas flap musette from Strawfoot. This is the closest thing to a much used musette (well 2 actually) I had from Rivendell's first catalog. Sadly, those disappeared by the time I was ready to replace. The Archival Clothing musette is perfect and my current mainstay, but no longer in production.
This is a really well made bag, measuring 13.5" wide by 11.5". with an internal split pocket (really important for organizing your mess!) and an adjustable nylon strap. Their website suggests they will consider customizing orders with alternative materials, etc. For me, the $64 price was right for a nice handmade item made in the USA.
Shot this the other day out of complete randomness.Being anonymous gives me a feeling of openness and takes me out of my world into a deep imagination.
...12 days, 6 cities, around the world... now with the added advantage of the splendid shorthauler bag. Easy.
Since I had to empty it out, I thought I'd have a bit of fun, brought on my Aq's post a while ago.
This is the contents of my work bag. By day, I'm a freelance ASP.NET developer, and by night I fight crime. Hover over the notes for various comments.
Everything lives pretty well in one of these:
www.misco.co.uk/applications/SearchTools/item-details.asp...
Didn't like the previous one. This is all of the shit I carry with me everyday. Hover for descriptions. Not pictured: manpurse and Kodak Easyshare Z740.
I’d recently been looking for a new bag and wanted to find something unique, but not too expensive… i ended up deciding to customize something for myself! And then someone else wanted one, too, so i decided to share the love and make a few more ninja bags to go out into the world…. take a look at my etsy shop to see what is available!
This is the finished "tea tag" pouch. I think next time it should have a zipper instead of a flap... I think it would look more like a tag that way.
Beach Bag made with Lucy's Crab Shack. Pattern from Sweetwater.
Pattern reviewed here: peasinapod.typepad.com/peas-in-a-pod/2012/07/lucys-beach-...
These are the contents of my small bag. no matter what, whenever i leave the house i bring a bag, and in the bag, if i`m lazy ill carry a small one, and these are the contents
i usually carry a big bag. That means there`ll be more junk in there =P
this bag is realize with fabrics that have crossed the time, that are originals not only for their particularitity, but because above all authentic of years 70.
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new bags soon!
Reversible shoulder bag made with free pattern. Blogged here: bubalablog.blogspot.com.au/2014/03/another-new-bag.html