Category Archives: bags That’s right! The weekender is on my to do list! So far I’m only on the quilt-as-you-go panels and so it’s been a jolly stroll in the park. I know there’s danger ahead though! There’s been a lot of this this week: So I’ve had more time for this: And before I forget, here are […]  I love my homemade bags, but they do wear out fairly quickly. I thought a fun way to get a little bit more time out of my bags would be to rotate them more frequently by adding in some seasonal purses. My little trick or treater ghost made his way into a practical bag.  Before we went to Disney last month I made another Anna Maria Horner Multi-Tasker Tote, this one in colors a little better suited to fall. I used the Denise Schmidt Chicopee line and found that this was absolutely a project that went much more smoothly the second time!  Anna Maria Horner came to my guild a couple of weeks ago but I wasn’t able to attend her talk or class (at first because we had camping plans, and then because instead of camping I was dying of scarlet fever had a raging case of strep throat). To make myself feel better about the […]  In what will be my last flickr swap ever (please direct me back to this statement if I should ever lose my mind and decide to sign up for one again), I made this little pretty: It’s the Curvy Clutch pattern from Keyka Lou (next time I will use less stiff interfacing, fewer layers of […]  I made a quick case for the ipad on Friday. I end up sticking it in my purse a bunch and I wanted it to be a little protected as it rattles around with all the rest of the crapola I drag around. It’s a super simple design–I used fusible fleece for the interfacing and […] |
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