Handmade Quilts~Bags~Knits & More
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| Using fabric strips of all widths I had on hand, I sewed the exterior of the bags. |
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| I sewed a little button on the front that says Handmade. |
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| On this one I sewed buttons on the handles to the bag, instead of sewing the handles into the bag. |
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| I added a contrast strip at the top on this bag. |
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Cute and clever idea, Daryl! I’ll bet your students were so excited to start their class!
ReplyDeleteWhat an awesome freebie for your students of that class! A win win. That’s a class I wouldn’t easily forget. They’re cute little totes.
ReplyDeleteits a great use of scraps and we all needs totes in all sizes. this could be perfect for carrying around a small knitted project or your fragile produce when you go shopping. they are fun and colorful. i will check out her website.
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A great way to use up scraps, Daryl. That many bags wouldn't make much of a dent in my stash, either.
ReplyDeleteGreat bags! That was so kind and generous of you!
ReplyDeleteThey are really cute. I sure know about the scrap stash not seeming to go down.
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