I had this urge to make a quilted tote bag yesterday.
I hadn't made bags for a quite while. Tote bags are
something I used to make like crazy. When I just started
learning how to sew, I really enjoyed making simple tote
bags and making them gifts for my friends.
I felt like making a tote bag, because this pink
feedsack I purchased on ebay is so super cute and
had to become a bag! I am totally pleased with the result.
I used fleece batting, so it's nicely sturdy and cozy.
The liner, which could be the outer if reversed is
Amy Bulter's fabric I really love too.
It's about 11 1/2" times 13 1/2".
I've listed the bag in my shop ;)
Some other things I created last week are more coasters.
Making these are addictive! I know I'll make more.
I'll be more than happy to include one of these
(or a piece of Japanese fabric) if you snatch anything
from my shop until the end of this month ;)
UPDATE(3/24): Thank you! All the coasters are gone-
I'd still love to include Japanese fabric though ;)
Thanks for coming & reading!
Have a great weekend!
I really like the bag, nice job. The coasters are super, as well. Thanks for sharing...Kathy
ReplyDeletequilting a tote is such a good idea...makes it so much sturdier. lovely work!
ReplyDeleteayumi! it is so lovely dear.. what a neat work! well done!
ReplyDeleteoh. my. gosh. that is LOVELY. i'm trying to stop myself from running (virtually) to the shop!
ReplyDeleteHELLO,
ReplyDeleteTHE BAG IS SOOOO NICE.
COMPLIEMENT.
GREATINGS CONNY
I really like this bag its amazing, what is a feedsack? A couple of people have mentioned these but I am unsure what this is. Carry on making, you always really inspire me. P.S your tutorials are great!!!
ReplyDeleteCute tote. I had the urge to make a bag yesterday too. All finished except it needs a great button.
ReplyDeletehow do you do it? everytime i read your blog i have the urger to go patchwork some things up!! well done!
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oh, please please super please do a tutorial on that tote. i'm obsessed with your reversible patchwork bag and am quite certain i could become obsessed with this too!!
ReplyDeleteI agree with Katie, we need this tutorial!!
ReplyDeleteAlso Pink Penguin, I know I have previously left you a comment on here today, but can you help me. You regularly use fabrics that look like tape measures, where is this fabric from?? I love it soo much, and I cant seem to hunt it down anywhere!!! It would finish off my current project really well.
Thanks
Louise
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I agree about the tutorial! I LOVE this bag!!
ReplyDeleteEverything is sooo cute...I especially love your tote bag!
ReplyDeleteI like your colour combinations, fantastic!
ReplyDeleteI recently started with the bags, but I still make it difficult, I am a beginner, but your work inspires me, I hope someday to work as cute as you work :)
ReplyDeleteLove the tote bag and the fabric. It is really special.
ReplyDeleteI've enjoyed looking through your site. You have a really fun sense of color combinations and your work looks very professional.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful!!!!
ReplyDeleteI love the bag!
ReplyDeleteI just LOVE your work! :-)
ReplyDeleteJust went through your entire blog. Your creations are wonderful and so cute. Thanks for posting the tutorials for a few of them, I will definitely be trying them!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much everyone!
ReplyDeleteMiss_Oaken-
Feedsack is vintage fabric that is somewhat thinner than cotton fabric but looks great with linen. This website explains about feedsacks ;)
As for the measurement fabric, it is by moda, and you can find it here. Happy Sewing ;)
Ohhh the tote is great!!!! I love it!
ReplyDeleteI love your coasters, usually such hard and unlovely things - these are super cool!
ReplyDeletelove all your work , made many of your reversable patchwork bags, so easy & fun ! thanx for sharing , great fabric great job ! :)
ReplyDeleteSara
Fabulous! Love these!!!!
ReplyDeleteI like the bag, feeling like making one for myself. May I know the size?
ReplyDeletehi, can i order tote bags to Indonesia?i can't find tote bags in your online shop, only the fabric.. Please let me know :) email to ike.yujin@gmail.com. thanks!
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