Handmade Quilts~Bags~Knits & More
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| The accent fabric at the top is a royal purple, but photographed more blue. |
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| A pink fabric accent color on this bag. |
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| I made 2 like this with the pirate fabrics. |
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| I made 4 bags using this fabric, but each has a different accent fabric. |
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| 4 bags in the same fabric, 3 different accent fabrics. |
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| 4 bags in the same fabric, with 4 different accent fabrics. |
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ReplyDeleteI love your gorgeous gift bags. You must have the most amazing collection of fabrics. I really love the pirate ones.
Michelle :)
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Daryl, love your fabrics. I have made those same bags, and they do go together nicely. I put a heavy interfacing in the lower part of the sides so the bags would stand up. I use my bags for knitting projects while I am working on them. I don't really want to say how many of them have projects in them at this time.
ReplyDeleteThese are adorable, Daryl. If someone receives a gift in one of them, they get two gifts in one.
ReplyDeleteThey're all gorgeous and with so much blue around I wouldn't be able to choose a favourite one. Another project to add to my list. Thanks for the link
ReplyDeleteWhat sweet little bags Daryl!! I have some fabrics that would be cute used this way too! Thanks for the link.
ReplyDeleteOh Daryl, these are lovely and I like the variation of the fabrics for children to adult, Lovely!!
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Norma
I love these bags, yours look very fun, pretty and of course useful. I went to the website for the tutorial and it was really well done. it makes me so happy when someone takes the time to make a really good pattern or tutorial and posts it. great job.
ReplyDeleteTara
I love the bags in the two last pictures. So pretty! I followed your link to read the tutorial... very nice. I will certainly try it sometime. Thank you, Daryl!
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