I have made three bags from this gorgeous fabric I purchased a while back. I first thought of cutting the fabric into panels for another handbag, but I felt it would ruin the motif on the fabric.
So far I have made two bread baskets, both christmas presents for family members. I used japanese fabrics, and I think they turned out good.
The cute book cover is designed by May Britt, and was one of the many patterns the Stitchers Angels 2009 could dip into. I write down receipes in this one, just love it, couldn`t part from it!
Tomorrow is the end of my give away, that means there is still time to join in!
Have fun sewing!
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Åså flott veske - elsker stoffet du har valg! Masse annet fint også :o))
ReplyDeletelove those tote bags and the bread baskets...nice
ReplyDeleteSå du er i gang med julegavene du også :) Så fine brødkurver du har laget. Har vurdert å lage noen sånne jeg også :)
ReplyDeleteOg så koselig å se at du har sydd mønsteret jeg laget for en stund siden :)
Kjempeflink du som får ting ferdig...
ReplyDeleteBrødkorgene var veldig fine. De ser så stive og bra ut, hvilken vatt bruker du inni?
Ha en fortsatt fin uke.
Love the tote bags - gorgeous fabric - and the bread baskets & book cover. I'm working on a bag for a Christmas gift too. I like to start early, especially since it has to be sent to Norway and I want to avoid the Christmas parcel rush nearer to Christmas.
ReplyDeleteBrødkurvene er kjempefine! Flott stoff i veskene.
ReplyDeleteThe bags are wonderful, and I love the fabrics you used. The book cover is lovely, I really like your stitching on it.
ReplyDeleteLovely finishes for the month!
ReplyDeletethe fabrics in your bread baskets are very pretty.