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| Here is one side view. |
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| Here is the other side view. |
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| I opted not to make the inside divider pocket that is a zippered pocket that divides the inside of the bag in half. I just added some slip pockets inside. |
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| This is the other side. |
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| Bottom of bag. |
Handmade Quilts~Bags~Knits & More
Tuesday, November 24, 2015
Snazzy Slouch Bag
I made the Snazzy Slouch Bag, a pattern by ChrisW Designs, at the end of September. I sewed decorative machine stitches, yarn and buttons to the outside pockets on the front and the back. There are 4 outside slip pockets. The embroidered pockets got so thick for this bag that I had a hard time sewing through the layers when putting it all together. I will only do decorative stitches on certain style bags that I know won't get this thick. (A lesson learned).
I DONATED this bag to raise funds for Alzheimer's Disease 2022.
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Very nice bag, Daryl. The decorative stitches make it fun.
ReplyDeleteHello Daryl. You have truly found your unique style and it is magical. I love the combination of fabrics and decorative stitches. My very favorite touch is the little buttons in the scallop stitching. Happy Thanksgiving Dear...
DeleteSweet bag! I ought to make myself experiment more with decorative stitches. I NEVER do that, but your results are fantastic. I've found you through the Sew Many Ways linky party. Mine is the black thumbnail (grrrr) #29. I promise it looks adorable! :D
ReplyDeleteI f found you through a slinky party also. I absolutely love this bag and your decorative stitches, buttons, etc. I swore no new blogs, but I had to add you to my list!
ReplyDeleteYour bag turned out really pretty. Mixing the machine embroidery with hand embroidery gives it a lot of interest.
ReplyDeleteThanks for linking up to last week's Stitchery Link Party!