Showing posts with label bag making. Show all posts
Showing posts with label bag making. Show all posts

Wednesday, 16 July 2014

Backpack Class


This gorgeous Backpack class will be held on

Wednesday July 30
9.30 - 2.30

$65 includes Tuition and some supplies
You will also need fabric, lining, zips, threads etc

Limited vacancy - BOOK NOW

Tuesday, 24 June 2014

A few finished projects in June


Natalie made a starry diary cover featuring pintuck waves

Ellen finished her Weekender Bag this week

Juanita appliqued initials onto a library bag for her grandson

Sue is making the scalloped borders for her daughter's quilt

Thursday, 19 June 2014

Bags in class

Ellen's Roomy Denim Bag

Juanita's giant library bag
Ellen finished her Roomy Denim Bag today.
The lining fabric is just divine. She pattern matched the inside pocket
with the postcard on the print.

Juanita has finished another library bag, this time for her daughter.
She also added a giant zippered pocket on the outside because when
is a bag used for just one purpose?

Tuesday, 17 June 2014

Coin Purses

Last month's Bag Class - 90mm Coin Purses

Saturday, 14 June 2014

My Roomy Denim Bag

I came up with this bag design while sitting at soccer one night
waiting for a message on my phone.
I didn't want to be holding my phone waiting for the message,
but couldn't see it when it was in my handbag. So I made external
zippered pockets from mesh. Problem solved.
It also has an internal mesh pocket and is big enough to hold all the sporting essentials - diary, phone, wallet, notebook, novel, pens, lip balm, sunglasses, reading glasses, scarf, light jumper, car keys, camera ...

CLASS - Wednesday June 18
9.30 - 2.30


Sunday, 23 March 2014

Zippered Clutch



I have made 3 versions of the Clutch featured in Threads mag 169 Nov13
Designed by Don Morin of
The red version is silk lined with a zany cotton print, using light weight fusible interfacing & Vliesofix. I felt this was too light and floppy so I tried
An embroidered heavy cotton lined with a bias printed cotton, using a stiff interfacing & 2 layers of Vliesofix.
The gerbera cotton print uses a bag wadding from Ingrid's with Vliesofix.
The second and third versions definitely have more body suited to a clutch, but are not as neat to sew.

Thursday, 25 July 2013

Maggie and Geogia's Projects

Maggie and Georgia are both 10 years old.
Here are some of their projects so far.
Hanging Pockets
Fabric Boxes
Elastic Waisted Skirt
Reversible Satchel

Bags

Anne made her satchel from wool blanket left over from my dressing gown.        


Ellen and Marg made beaded handbags in class.

Handbag created using fabric weaving techniques.