and the inside with lots of compartments.
Monday, February 25, 2013
Fridays
On Fridays I go to Somerset patchwork shop and sit and chat and sew with about 16 - 20 other ladies. We laugh, sometimes too loud for the customers, and have a great day. Karen, who owns the shop, shows us what gadgets, templates, patterns and fabrics are new. Last week she had a delivery of bags for holding our thread,scissors etc and I bought one. A great little travelling bag. It comes with foam on both sides of the bag so that they can be covered. On the side with the pocket I used my Feedsack fabrics and on the other side I used a X stitch I made years ago but was ideal in theme and size. Here are some photos to see what it now looks like.
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Looks great Dorothy! That cross stitch verse is perfect!
I haven't even started mine yet!
That is a wonderful idea to make your own case designs. I always see things like that in the sale aisles for make up bags, might just work.
Debbie
Very cute! Looks really nice for taking along to sewing groups! I am forever looking for the perfect system for multiple projects. My solution is a covered binder.
Great bag. You did a beautiful job and I love the cross stitch.
Nice bag - and so custom!
Looks like lots of organizing options insode too.
Great little sewing case and what a clever idea.
Gorgeous work, and so handy on the inside.
i have been using one of these for a while now and only just realised there was a pocket on the "bottom side" ... Duh!! I t just always sits with the pocket on the bottom so i never see it. T'would make more sense to have put it on the "top" . Can i ask how you attached your lovely panels? were you able to stitch through the green foam or di you glue them?
I love that it could be personalised and it looks great with the cross stitch.
What a LOVELY bag ... I'm looking for something like that to hold my supplies for my handpiecing work. That would be perfect! And I love the personalizations you made.
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