Here’s a bag I’m making for my sister. I adore this fabric by Michael Miller.
The pattern is called “genevieve” I bought it on craftsy from Chris W.
An awful lot of cutting out but I think its worth the trouble.i just need to line it and fix the handle and it’s done.
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Comments on: "A bag for my sister" (5)
That’s a nice bag. I really like it and I’m sure you sister will too. Cute print — it even has an old sewing machine in it. So I have to ask… did you use the old hand-cranked machine to make the bag? 🙂
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Ha! No, I used my nice modern pfaff!
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LOL, it’s still a great bag. Glad you have so many fun things ahead too.
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Absolutely fantastic! I love the colour inside the bag and am amazed at the comic strip fabric. Love it!
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