More bags!
I have a few half written posts that are waiting for me to upload pics 8D I’ll get to those shortly!
I had a really chill weekend so I puttered with some sewing.
AJ put me onto this really cute bag tutorial, and when she made it, it turned out adorable so I thought I’d try my hand!
These are the fabrics I used:
And done!
It took… 3 hours? From cut to finish, while playing Kings of Tokyo and watching the two hour Once Upon a Time finale (so, sewing during commercials).
The inside, which you can’t really see, is the owl fabric on the far right from the fabric shot. It’s a vinyl fabric so anything potentially messy can just be wiped off…. it seemed like a good idea but I’ll probably be using this like a purse so, ultimately not actually very useful...
I had NO idea what I wanted to use on the handles, so these are just “I think they go with it…? Maybe…?” fabrics.
The drawstring top is actually an off-white with a white printed pattern, but since I finished this at 10:00pm the lighting was eeeeh and it’s hard to see.
The top owl print was a remnant given to me by my friend Lydia, and the bottom was a remnant I’d picked up on one of those 50% off sales at Joann probably several years ago!
I think it turned out cute!
Earlier in the day/weekend I’d worked on my Regency petticoat, not pictured because I didn’t get very far, and made a tote out of a Comic Con Bag. They had a Hobbit one from 2012, I didn’t go that year but my friend Heather sent me her bag :D
I should have taken a pic before I started, but actually I cut it out like… a year ago, and I didn’t do a very good job at that :/ I had decided to use a commercial tote pattern, where usually I just wing it, and didn’t realize that this pattern was one where the front and back meet in the center of the base, rather than having a separate base piece.
Anyway, so I had to recut some pieces, and as such it’s not how I would have done it normally… if I’d just engaged my brain/bothered to read the pattern to begin with.
So like this side panel, it’s not centered ;_;
And I ended up piecing one side because I wanted to use as much as possible from the original bag:
I used bits and pieces as pockets.
The important thing was retaining this image of course!
Aw man, I just remembered the awesome Batman tote I made a few weeks ago that I didn’t take pics of. Coming soon then!
I had a really chill weekend so I puttered with some sewing.
AJ put me onto this really cute bag tutorial, and when she made it, it turned out adorable so I thought I’d try my hand!
These are the fabrics I used:
And done!
It took… 3 hours? From cut to finish, while playing Kings of Tokyo and watching the two hour Once Upon a Time finale (so, sewing during commercials).
The inside, which you can’t really see, is the owl fabric on the far right from the fabric shot. It’s a vinyl fabric so anything potentially messy can just be wiped off…. it seemed like a good idea but I’ll probably be using this like a purse so, ultimately not actually very useful...
I had NO idea what I wanted to use on the handles, so these are just “I think they go with it…? Maybe…?” fabrics.
The drawstring top is actually an off-white with a white printed pattern, but since I finished this at 10:00pm the lighting was eeeeh and it’s hard to see.
The top owl print was a remnant given to me by my friend Lydia, and the bottom was a remnant I’d picked up on one of those 50% off sales at Joann probably several years ago!
I think it turned out cute!
Earlier in the day/weekend I’d worked on my Regency petticoat, not pictured because I didn’t get very far, and made a tote out of a Comic Con Bag. They had a Hobbit one from 2012, I didn’t go that year but my friend Heather sent me her bag :D
I should have taken a pic before I started, but actually I cut it out like… a year ago, and I didn’t do a very good job at that :/ I had decided to use a commercial tote pattern, where usually I just wing it, and didn’t realize that this pattern was one where the front and back meet in the center of the base, rather than having a separate base piece.
Anyway, so I had to recut some pieces, and as such it’s not how I would have done it normally… if I’d just engaged my brain/bothered to read the pattern to begin with.
So like this side panel, it’s not centered ;_;
And I ended up piecing one side because I wanted to use as much as possible from the original bag:
I used bits and pieces as pockets.
The important thing was retaining this image of course!
Aw man, I just remembered the awesome Batman tote I made a few weeks ago that I didn’t take pics of. Coming soon then!