Another zakka sewing project- a mini summer tote bag. My bag making skills are still very elementary as you can see but I'm learning and having fun in the process. Any bag making website for beginners that you can suggest?
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Chicken Parmesan
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That bag looks pretty special to me..
ReplyDeleteI bought my first ever sewing machine over the weekend...
Lookout world!! lol!
your too humble, I don't see any beginners trace on that bag, you haven't seen me making a bag (it will likely become a terrible "sack") !!
ReplyDeleteIf you need bag making tips the best place to start is:
ReplyDeletehttp://www.nicolemdesign.blogspot.com/
I love your tote Christy! The fabrics look great together! I don't know of any sites for you to go to for a list of simple bags, but I would recommend a Japanese book called eco bags and the isbn is 9784834727104. It has some great simple patterns!
ReplyDeleteit looks great! this blog has some great tutorials, she is a pro bag lady and runs workshops so everything is well explained.
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the eco bag book is good but if you can't read patterns and or Japanese and you are a bag beginner I think you will find it frustrating
adorable bag! I love zakka :)
ReplyDeleteSweet! Your comment is appreciated!