Showing posts with label purse. Show all posts
Showing posts with label purse. Show all posts
Saturday, January 2, 2010
Happy New Year!
There has been so much going on recently that I have not been posting much, and I keep thinking of things that I would like to share here. So I am stealing a few minutes here to update.
First of all, I want to wish everyone a Happy and Healthy New Year!
Second, I am updating a few pictures of projects that I have completed.
Enjoy!
Sunday, December 20, 2009
The Whole Kit & Kaboodle
Well, here it is! All the pieces except for the Polly Pocket dolls that I bought to be toted stylishly in the little purse. I need a decorative dress form to display these items, Santa!
Labels:
applique,
chandelier,
christmas gift,
girls,
paganelli,
pink,
purse,
rosette,
shabby chic,
tee shirt,
tina givens,
twirl skirt,
yellow,
zebra
Sunday, November 1, 2009
Jennifer's Bag
My friend Jennifer asked me to make her a bag, and she picked out this fabric from Amy Butler. It was a bit more challenging working with such a geometric print, but I am pleased with it (and I hope she is, too).
Sunday, October 18, 2009
Denim Bags





For my mom's birthday I decided to make a bag. I wanted to use really special material, but by the time I found the perfect print for her - one of Joel Dewberry's Ginseng prints - I was afraid that it wouldn't arrive in time. So, I used this beautiful dark denim and a really pretty olive & navy print that I had earmarked for an outfit for my daughter. I still have enough fabric to make the outfit for her, too.
Making the purse for my mom inspired another idea for a denim bag. I wanted to use vibrant squares and quilt them along the top band of the purse. Red stitching and wide offset handles give the purse a bit of a funky look. Here is how they turned out.
The Dewberry fabric arrived the day after I made the denim bag for my mom, of course! Now I am trying to figure out what to do with it.
Wednesday, September 2, 2009
Charlotte's Bag
Recently, I had lunch with the best English teacher that I ever had. She has quite an energetic flair for teaching writing and a style all her own, but her students love her because she genuinely cares about them. Her name is Charlotte, and she continues to be an inspiration to me. As a special thank you, I made her this bag. She has retired but is going back to school to fill in for a maternity leave. I wish her well, and I hope she loves her new bag!






Saturday, February 28, 2009
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