Welcome!!!
This is the most sewing I have done in the longest time. I made this fabric bag filled with Christmas chocolates as a gift for Sophia's teacher. You can laugh at the next bit. I had to actually go to the sewing shop to ask how to bring my embroideries into my machine before I could even start.. It has been a long time hey!
This is one side.
And this is the other side.
Started and finished on Friday. Pictures taken just as I finished stitching and filling and out the door to school.
Ah, it is good to be sewing again!
What a wonderful idea.
ReplyDeleteGreat gift idea Wanda, welcome to the world of blogging.
ReplyDeleteHey Wanda!
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful gift!
Welcome to blogger space. I'm so please all our flaunting has enticed you out here, into inspiration space and back into the world of creating!
It's all Cinzia's fault! She started us all flaunting and look at how much fun we are all having!
Hugz
Sally
Its just fabulous - well done and well flaunted!!!
ReplyDeleteLove the bag and if you need help with the chocolates I am more than willing and able!
ReplyDeleteHave added you onto the list of Frenzied Flaunters so looking forward to seeing your progress with the blogging.. it is a lot of fun.
Good on you Wanda, great bag and your first blog. Keep it up, blogging is a great way to see what others have been getting up to.
ReplyDeleteDelightful Wanda, welcome to the Friday Flaunt, it is very inspiring to check out others work. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteLovely bag Wanda giving me an idea for a Kris Kringle I have to make I can set the embroidery machine working away while I do something else
ReplyDeleteGorgeous little bag Wanda. And welcome to FF...it really gives the sewing a kickalong when you have somewhere to showoff at the end of the week.
ReplyDeleteGreat bag, what a terrific present. Also well done on the blog, Keep it going ... from Helen
ReplyDeleteHI Wanda, I do love your bag. It will be great for many uses, for the lucky recipient. Did you make up your own pattern or did you use a commercial pattern? Not being a brilliant bagmaker myself, I am always interested in the bags that other people make.
ReplyDeletefabulous
ReplyDeleteBern, I went to Julie's site
ReplyDeletehttp://juliesquiltgallery.blogspot.com/
clicked on the DIY Bag Lover widget thing
http://diybaglover.blogspot.com/.
The pattern I used is towards the bottom and called Fabric Basket @ pink penguin.
http://ayumills.blogspot.com/2008/05/tutorial-fabric-basket.html
All I did was calculate what size the patched top section would be as a single piece so I could embroidery on.
It went together very easily.