mhk3boys said... Your bag looks very pretty! I love Keykalou patterns! I made the in a pinch potholders, love her instructions! I NEED to try her bag patterns! 2/10/11 4:16 PM
21wale said... Great bag! The flower design is very striking. 2/10/11 4:51 PM
JDpenelope said... You sure made the most of your thrift shop finds. Why pay more? I wonder if you made the expandable pockets on the outside -- Was that one of the things you learned? 2/11/11 7:41 AM
Mary Collins said... Thanks. The expandable pockets were included in the pattern, but I knew how to make them. The best thing that I learned was using thin cotton batting to help form the structure of the bag. In the past I have used fusible interfacing with middling success, but the cotton seems to do the trick. We'll see how it holds up. 2/11/11 8:23 AM
Mary Nanna said... Love your use of thrift store fabric, a very cute looking bag! 2/11/11 12:32 PM
lynne1nor said... That's a nice looking bag! I think I'll look into that Keykalou pattern. Can never have too many bags! 2/11/11 3:56 PM
Your bag looks very pretty! I love Keykalou patterns! I made the in a pinch potholders, love her instructions! I NEED to try her bag patterns!
2/10/11 4:16 PM
Great bag! The flower design is very striking.
2/10/11 4:51 PM
You sure made the most of your thrift shop finds. Why pay more? I wonder if you made the expandable pockets on the outside -- Was that one of the things you learned?
2/11/11 7:41 AM
Thanks. The expandable pockets were included in the pattern, but I knew how to make them. The best thing that I learned was using thin cotton batting to help form the structure of the bag. In the past I have used fusible interfacing with middling success, but the cotton seems to do the trick. We'll see how it holds up.
2/11/11 8:23 AM
Love your use of thrift store fabric, a very cute looking bag!
2/11/11 12:32 PM
That's a nice looking bag! I think I'll look into that Keykalou pattern. Can never have too many bags!
2/11/11 3:56 PM