Here are a few of the tote bags that I added to the shop:
Exterior is Lizzy House Pearl bracelet and AMH Loulouthi laminate. Lining is FMF. I'm playing around with different styles, this tote has fusible fleece and quilting on the main body:
This is one of my favorites. The Heirloom laminate pairs so well with the Ruby body and FMF lining!
The striped body of this tote is made from an IKEA ottoman cover that I picked up for something like $2.50! I used the wrong side of the fabric, because I like the more subtle stripe.
I couldn't resist this fabric when I found it - in the home dec section of JoAnn's!
So fun! And the home dec weight is prefect for this bag. I may need to search for a laminate to pair with this print!
Some FMF paired with more Heirloom laminate!
I almost kept this one for myself!
All of these totes were created the same way I made my Echino tote. All of the totes have a magnetic closure, outer pocket that is divided into two sections, and an interior zip pocket. Now all this tote needs is a name! I'm thinking of doing a giveaway next week in return for naming suggestions. Stay tuned, and start thinking of tote names!
I also have a few small quilts in the shop right now along with some quilted pillows. But I'll save those for another post. Have a great weekend, everyone!
The My Memories giveaway is now closed and the winner has been notified. Thanks for playing along!
6 comments:
Beautiful bags and your design is wonderful! x Teje
Oh wow - VERY exciting! I hope you sell out, and are inundated with orders for your fabulous work. :)
Good luck! Those are really cute. I went with my college roommate (of 30 years ago!) to buy fabric to make her first bag (I'm too chicken) last weekend. All batiks. I can't wait to send her end result.
well that IS exciting! Just in time for tourist season too!
What awesome bags! I bet you'll sell those NYC bags as fast as you can make them!
I clicked on your lady grey coat from Colette Patterns, and randomly found out that you're from Saratoga. I'm from Schuylerville! It's a small world, isn't it... You are an amazing sewer. Nice work!
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