So glad I finally got to work with my sewing machine,
have this relaxing time to post, and say hi to you guys.
Sorry if I have disappointed any of you by not posting
in so long, but I was having a tough time trying to
get used to my new schedule here.
After going through all the crazy registering thing,
I made a decision to take 7 classes this semester.
The most classes I've taken in a semester in the past
is 4... Yes, I know it will be busy and crazy at times.
I don't know how much time I will be able to allocate
for my crafting and blogging (which I enjoy a ton), but
hopefully I'll get better at time management and
come here to say hi every once a while!
I just LOVE communicating with crafting people here!!!
Oh so this is what I finished this morning (and now in my shop.)
I kinda wanted to work on something I am used to
and can be done very quickly. I missed making the
patchwork bag that I gave for my sister, so I
decided to make a similar one.
Piecing square patchworks is a lot of fun!
I used the same 16 kinds of fabric for the back and front
surface, but it gives a little different impression
depending on how they are arranged. Don't you think?
Most of them come from my fabric shopping trip in Japan,
and some of the others are vintage fabric that I adore.
I realized while working in process...
"Hey, isn't it going to be a reversible bag..?"
and yes it did come out reversible! Woo hoo!
Maybe next tutorial?..hmm...
By the way, thanks so much for joining this flickr group!
I smile looking at cute fabric baskets being next to
each other. If you've made anything based on my three
sewing tutorials, please feel absolutely free to join
and share your creations there!!
I have a lot of links to beautiful fabric baskets again today.
Fabric Basket by Barbara
Fabric Basket by Wendy
Fabric Basket by the demanding doll
Fabric Basket by Knitter's Haven
Fabric Basket by Joanna
Fabric Basket by Happysquirrel
Fabric Basket by Sherri
Fabric Basket by Cybele's patch
Fabric Baskets by Nancy and her friends
Fabric Basket by Tozz
Fabric Basket By Amy
Fabric Basket by Julz
Fabric Basket by quilting canuck
Fabric Basket by Karen
Fabric Basket by Jo
Fabric Basket by Cinnamon Stitched Primitives
Thanks a lot for making fabulous fabrics and sharing!
Thanks for reading!
I love the reversible patchwork bag...it is so adorable! Good luck with all of the classes!
ReplyDeletethanks so much again for adding my basket link on your last post i have had tonnes of people looking at my little blog because of it.would love to see a tutorial for your draw string bag.i love the inside fabric its my favourite.
ReplyDeleteLove the patchwork bag - very sweet! Now I'm going to have a peek at the basket tutorials you've posted - I've already made 8 of *your* baskets, lol.
ReplyDeleteGood luck with your classes :)
More cute things to try. Thankyou so much! I just made one of your little fabric baskets . I saw it on Julz's site so had to do one. I intend to try it in other sizes.
ReplyDeleteThanks very much for sharing this project, Ali in New Zealand.
It's amazing what you find when you go bloghopping, I fell in love with your little basket as soon as I saw it! Thanks for sharing it with us all. I'll add it to the flicker group soon.
ReplyDeleteI finally got my old sewing machine from my father, so now I'm really looking forward to making some of your designs:0) I'll join the flickr group when I've completed something<3
ReplyDeleteI've been missing you! The bag is sooo cute! I just got some new fabrics so I'm finally going to make a bag like this one or a basket. :)
ReplyDeleteWhat a GREAT bag! So cool.
ReplyDeleteWhat cute bags! My hubby asked if you had a tutorial when he saw the bag you made your sister he wanted to whip some up, somehow he got the sewing gene that I am missing.
ReplyDeleteYour reversible patchwork bag is lovely! I have to find time to make your basket! I just love it!
ReplyDeleteI love it. Your ideas are fabulous. They take off like wild fire! Your use of fabric is part of the reason that gets us so excited. I love the use of color and depth your fabrics lend to projects. I have a growing Japanese fabric stash and I love them so much. I consider myself a colector now. Can't wait. I hope for the tutorial. I know how busy you must be.
ReplyDeletei have just found your blog and your patterns are absolutely lovely - will definitely be making the bag on your last post - brilliant instructions and great pics. thank you soo much.
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Hi Ayumi!
ReplyDeleteLove your new drawstring bag! Could you tell me where I can get the cording you used with it? I can't seem to find any here in Seattle...
Good luck with your classes!
Bernie
What an adorable bag. I must do some surfing and find your tutorial on the little baskets. They are so cute, I want to make one.
ReplyDeleteGood luck on the extra carriculum, it can be tough trying to do it all.
~~Fran...:c)
Cool bag! Nice that it's a reversible bag!
ReplyDeleteI tagged you! Iff you wanna play along, just check my blog.
that bingo fabric is adorable.
ReplyDeletelove your blog!
-ashlee
http://refashionist.blogspot.com
I miss your posts!! :)
ReplyDeletethank you so much for this tutorial! i have been reading your blog for months now and i think you're awesome!
ReplyDeletethis bag is darling. Sigh, I wish I had a sewing machine in Marrakech!
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