Started by cutting 22 squares. Then stitched them in the order above.
Batting is very expensive here. So I used a very thin sponge which is sold by the meter and it's very cheap. I like to use it in making bags because it's light weight and it keeps the bag in shape. Used sponge when making these bags too.
Then it's quilting time. I hand quilted each square with three strands of tapestry thread. Need more practice here ^o^
Batting is very expensive here. So I used a very thin sponge which is sold by the meter and it's very cheap. I like to use it in making bags because it's light weight and it keeps the bag in shape. Used sponge when making these bags too.
Then it's quilting time. I hand quilted each square with three strands of tapestry thread. Need more practice here ^o^
That's two straps and the lining cut out using the quilted squares as the pattern.
To assemble the bag...please head over to lappeklipp.blogspot.com for the tutorial.
I tweaked the pattern a little. I added a small dart on each corner because I find the bottom a little too pointed. Besides, I think the dart made the bag sit better on the table :~D
As usual, I make my own covered button. You might notice that the lining, strap,button and loop are of the same fabric.
Thank you Lappeklipp for the tutorial. *o*
*Update : Penny attended these parties
i want one!!! =P
ReplyDeleteOne word.... AWESOME!!!!!
ReplyDeleteI want one, toooooooooooo
Do carry this bag wen we meet on this 21 Nov. Would love to admire it at close range. U r simply Amazing...
ReplyDeletehye,so cute that bag,can i have one from u to my b'dy in disember...hehehe,nevermine only joke...glad to know u
ReplyDeleteThat is a super cute bag! I love the pattern! Thanks!
ReplyDeleteThis bag is adorable. Thanks for sharing
ReplyDeleteLove the bag! Thanks for linking @Creative Itch's "Sew Cute Tuesday"!
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely bag! Can you please show me where you put the darts?
ReplyDeleteThanks!
Would REALLY love to know where to put the darts. Please show. :)
ReplyDeleteYes, please show us where the darts are.
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