The pattern is one I purchased from ithinksew quite a while ago, but never got around to making. Story of my crafting life! It came together pretty well, although I did struggle a bit with the handle, and I made some modifications to the pleating, and added some piping. Overall, I'm pleased with how it came out.
Part two of the swap was to include a bag of scraps. Sadly, I'm not one of those girls who has a ton of popular modern designer fabrics (fabric shopping options are really limited here, despite being a good-sized city & online options from the USA can take ages to arrive), so I included some pieces from travels and my stash. Hope my partner isn't disappointed.
In my haste to get the bag mailed out two hours before the deadline, I neglected to notice that my son had pulled out of the package the card I'd made to go with it, so I guess I'll be mailing that separately next week. Oops!
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What a fun swap! Cute bag! Visiting from Sew Many Ways.
ReplyDeleteYour bag turned out great Tanya! Very stylish!
ReplyDeleteCute! I haven't made a bag before. Zippers scare me.
ReplyDeleteReally cute bag! You did a good job!!!
ReplyDeleteI'm sure your swap partner is going to be really pleased with the bag you made her. It's lovely.
ReplyDeleteA great bag!!! Love the handle with the button.
ReplyDeleteThat patterns going on very attractive as well as that handle with the button is too good. you did a good job with one fabric pattern.
ReplyDeleteThat is such a cute bag. I would definitely have loved to be your partner.
ReplyDeleteThe bag turned out beautiful Tanya. What a fun swap idea - one of my mottos in life is that you can never have too many bags. I really like the ithinksew patterns, nice modern lines. PS I saw you won one of Gwenny Penny's giveaways, congratulations!
ReplyDeleteI love your bag Tanya! I love the size and the colours that you used! I think anyone would be so happy to receive this beautiful bag! Angie xo
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