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Made from linen and cotton, this bag is perfect for storing all your private personals especially perfect for packing.
basically my gear to "survive" the Singapore Science Festival 2011. and by survive I mean survive working. :D
Are you ashamed of you are, and don't want anybody to see you? Keep it that way with a paper bag.
This was inspired by some words from Roglaan, and eclipseGrafx.
It's made out of Sculpy, and painted by me.
i'm having a 'photography block'
and flickr, i have a job now!
1.my bag, of course. It's new, so i've only just started using it but i love it
2.Hollister body spray - i'm not a big fan of Hollister, but i do love their body sprays.
3.Deodorant
4.My purse, which has no money in it at the moment :( sad times.
5. My umbrella, even though it's 26 degrees, British weather is very dodgy, so you never know ;)
6.My phone - i'm an anti-social person, it's hardly ever charged and i hardly ever text anyone, but i really hate it when people are constantly texting or on the phone.
7.Harajuku lovers perfume - 'G' reminds me of the smell of a holiday shop!
8.Love hearts - for when i need a sugar buzz haha
9.A guitar pick - i don't know why there's a guitar pick in my bag, but there is. so hey ho.
10.Sunglasses - i have sunglasses and an umbrella in my bag ahaha, but i can't stand having to squint in the sun as it gives me a headache.
pretty boring stuff, but normally it's full of chocolate/crisp wrappers ;]
I made this bag for a fundraising raffle (in support of a local nonprofit). The weather has been super cold and crappy lately, and I ran out of time to fuss over the pictures as I usually do. I didn't bother with my tripod, just used a high ISO and said 'good enough!'.
The dark grey fabric is wool or a wool blend. The plaids are from cotton shirts that I cut up. All of these fabrics are from thrift stores.
I hand pieced the hexagons using the English paper piecing method. Each side measures 1 inch. After I removed the paper, I machine quilted the hexagon panel onto a scrap of muslin. Then I trimmed it square and pieced the wool around it
I'm very proud of how it turned out! The plaids mesh really well and pop quite nicely against the grey.
Everyday Contents of my bag
1. The Bag Itself
2. VS PINK Cosmetic Case for my DS Lite
3. Exclamation Perfume
3 VS Heavenly Lotion
4. Planner 1
5. Planner 2
6. Phone
7. Harajuku Lovers Wallet
8. Ipod Shuffle
9. Lesportsac Cosmetic Bag
10. Japanese Cherry Blossom Body Spray
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"
For more details on what a pain this was to make, hop on over to my blog: twiddletails.blogspot.com.
everything that was in the bag at the end of my last London commute - bar the candy & flapjacks (eaten) and the garbage (pitched before I thought of displaying it)
#1 of a new set I am making called The Cody Photo Hunt. Each week I will take a picture of Cody dealing with a word, item, ect. that either I choose or someone from flickr suggests. I am taking suggestions for next week ^_^ any suggestions will do, I will take suggestions every week for the next week ^_^
I decided I wanted to get a picture with him and my Petsmart bag. He had some around his neck, but this one I liked best, he stoped flipping it over to stare at me.
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!!!
'Scuse the harsh starkness of my cold, cold basement floor, but I had to take the pic down there because my dog would've sent everything flying. Also excuse the slight blurriness, as I was taking the picture I thought I saw a spider roughly the size of a house cat.
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:
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