Handmade Quilts~Bags~Knits & More
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| I had to piece the fabric for the back pocket in order to have a large enough fabric for the pocket, so I stitched some ribbon over the pocket seam, since the gingham didn't line up exactly. |
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| The gingham is actually a flannel fabric. I liked the colors, so I used it as the purse body. |
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| You can see the whole flap here. Maybe I will lower the stencil on the next one I do so that the top of her head wrap is not folded over to the back. |
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This stenciled African woman is stunning. I hadn't noticed till you said something about lowering her for the next one. Good idea, though.
ReplyDeletethis is one of my favorites that you make, the girls/young women will LOVE these and the flower you see when you open it is amazing.
ReplyDeleteLove it, Daryl! Thanks for linking up with Monday Musings!
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