els said... I like your bag ,want to make such a model in leather. 10/1/03 7:38 PM
AnneM said... Too many instructions, in a Burda magazine pattern? That came out very nicely. Did it require any hardware? 10/1/03 8:05 PM
Becky Coleman said... I liked this bag, too, and made one myself from some decorating fabric, with piped nylon trim on the sides. I cut up a fuschia suede skirt to make a leather "bottom." I used plastic canvas to stiffen the bottom. I also added a strap with a snap to hold my keys. I really like that bag in pink! 10/1/03 9:22 PM
Judy Williment said... I made this in leather, but changed the handle hole to a triangle. In leather it was reasonably firm. That was an experiment, and I plan to make it again, this time for me to use. Next time I'm going to add more stiffening above the handle hole, as it flops a bit. 10/2/03 5:13 PM
Marie Hoge said... This was my experiement, as I wanted to make one in leather. It does not require an hardware, though you could add a snap. 10/2/03 7:14 PM
I like your bag ,want to make such a model in leather.
10/1/03 7:38 PM
Too many instructions, in a Burda magazine pattern? That came out very nicely. Did it require any hardware?
10/1/03 8:05 PM
I liked this bag, too, and made one myself from some decorating fabric, with piped nylon trim on the sides. I cut up a fuschia suede skirt to make a leather "bottom." I used plastic canvas to stiffen the bottom. I also added a strap with a snap to hold my keys. I really like that bag in pink!
10/1/03 9:22 PM
I made this in leather, but changed the handle hole to a triangle. In leather it was reasonably firm. That was an experiment, and I plan to make it again, this time for me to use. Next time I'm going to add more stiffening above the handle hole, as it flops a bit.
10/2/03 5:13 PM
This was my experiement, as I wanted to make one in leather. It does not require an hardware, though you could add a snap.
10/2/03 7:14 PM