Here is my version:
Amy's bag included a magnetic bag clasp for closing. Since I did not have one on hand and was too impatient to wait until I could get to the store, I decide to improvise. Although it is hard to tell from the photo, there is a button on each side of the bag secured with a loop made from a macrame black leather cording.
I loved the fact the pattern featured a small (handbag) and large (tote) version of the same bag, as well as a plethora of customization options. I choose to not include the cell phone pocket but did use two inside pockets - one with a zipper and one without. Since the bag is interlined and interfaced in several layers it should stand up well to daily use. This bag is a great project for anyone looking to make a useful and stylish addition to their wardrobe.
11 comments:
I like how you took your picture of your bag like the inspiration picture ~ very cute! I like your bag better because the fabric would work well with many outfits.
Excellent work and goes with everything!
Wow. I am so impressed!!!!! unreal. what a great fabric too. I wish I could do something like this - I'm all thumbs.
Woouuww! Unbelievable you did that yourself! Congratulations!
And I also want to thank your for your sweet comment on my post!
Greet
What a wonderful blog you have here! Your bag is adorable. Love the pillows too!!
I'm in awe of your sewing skills! Love the way this turned out! I'm off to check out your other posts.
pk @ Room Remix
Hello, nice to meet you. Your bag looks great!!!
So pretty and inspirationals ideas you share.
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Charo
Wow! you are vvery talented! I'm following you. If you have a chance come by for a visit and follow me too!
Dena
sweetpicklesandchocolate
How crafty you are!! Im envious that you can sew. No scratch that Im envious that you have the PATIENCE to sew. Id pull my hair out! Awesome bag!!
Well done you - the bag is fabulous! Leigh
I love that! What a beautiful bag!
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