I wove this fabric in January 2008, it was a sampler for the 12.5 DPI heddle I'd gotten.
Being my mother's daughter I didn't get rid of it and put it in "my magic closet" ( I'm really starting to act like my mom ;0D) for when I thought I might use it in some project or other.
Yesterday, I had the day off due to Tropical Storm Fay(which was a wind blower and soaker but thank God not damaging) I was so excited to not have anything planned other than my fiber per suits. YIPPEEEE!!! I'd been shopping for a knitting bag, nothing too big or small with just the right pockets for my things. I've seen some really nice and $$$$ bags, but really I would rather spend the moola on more yarn especially weaving yarn since I need to get going on the Christmas list. I decided that I could experiment with this piece of sample fabric and see what I could come up with.
Wednesday, August 20, 2008
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9 comments:
What a great bag! I love the detail of buttons on the bottom.
Thanks, it's my prototype and I'm using it to see what else I'd like in a bag before the final. So far I can't really add much but I'll see as I go along.
Wonderful bag! Definitely worth the effort. You did good.
good work! love it!
What a wonderful and practical bag. i like the pockets on the inside. Oh yes, I like the fabric you wove too........(grin!)
Gorgeous! I envy those who can make up their own patterns.
Hope you put it up for others to use - don't care has to be purchased.
Or tutorial to make our own
Thanks
Vanessa
Vanessa, I just tried to email you but it didn't go through. You can check out www.u-handbag.com there are a ton of tutorials that you can download. I always plan to take pictures and measurements, then get into what I'm doing and I forget, this time I remembered when I finished. Let me know if you need any help.
Very nice! You can definitely toot your own horn on this one!
Bag envy here! My kids always told me I have a "purse problem".
Alice
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