Next is the purse I have been going on about the past few days. I had an idea for a bag swirling around in my head for months but never actually too pen to paper, Finally 2 days ago I sat down, drew a rough sketch and dove right in, winging it as I am prone to do. The first take was about 2 times bigger then what I had in mind and would have made a better diaper bag then purse. Since I have only one left in diapers and she is training I figured it was time for a mommy purse and I started take two. This was the result. I didn't want to use my good fabric for the first go so this is lined with a heavy canvas. Next time I will go bag to lighter denim. Canvas is a pain in the neck to pleat! I will be making a purse roll to go inside. I need a way I can easily transfer stuff between all my bags. It is adjustable, the rings are small sling rings and safety tested to infinity. I know for sure this will hold anything and everything I need without coming apart. All seams are double stitched or triple in some places. I didn't show it but I even added little snaps to the bottom so the fabric doesn't touch the table. Like mini feet. I still need to box stitch the straps.
Enjoy!
11 comments:
SUPER cute!!! Love it!
oh my goodness, that's super super cute!
Totally cute! Love it!
Gorgeous bag! I really like how it turned out.
OMG I love that bag.
Wow! I love love love that bag. Remind me of that fabric again . . . I know I've seen it before!
Michael Miller pod posey border. One of my favorites. I made a bay carrier a while back with it too. It's on here somewhere.
Love the fabric! LOVE the bag!!
Thanks Everyone!
This is gorgeous! I love it, and only on your second try...WOW.
I know you must have your trade secrets but I'm new to sewing and wondered how you stiffen the bottom? The one I attempted, not like yours, the bottom sags. TIA
I used a med weight denim which helps the bag hold it's shape. Also folding the bottom adds that extra stiffness. I will try and post a tutorial at some point but check out sewmamasew for lots of tips and tricks.
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