I used my Densye Schmidt fabric that I've been
I had so much fun making the first bag that I made another bag yesterday for my trip next week. This bag is so easy. You simply cut out 2.5" squares and place them on the printed interfacing.
Once you place the squares on the printed interfacing, you iron it down, then you sew on the lines.
I can't say enough about how easy this bag is to make and I've got perfectly-matched seams.
My bag is using a charm pack of Lucy's Crab Shack and some coordinating solids that I received from the Charming Solids monthly club at Pink Chalk Fabrics.
I love it and I can't wait to use it next week!
So cool!
ReplyDeletevery cute. I have always wanted to try that method of interfacing and sewing.
ReplyDeleteIt looks like a great quick project. I might have to look into it. Where did you get the interfacing at?
ReplyDeletewhat a great pattern! And it looks like a fun way to use up charm packs!
ReplyDeleteSo cute Cindy! Both look great!
ReplyDeleteCindy how adorable!!
ReplyDeleteWOW! this is beautiful.
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness....I LOVE this! You are so talented. I'm just learning how to use my sewing machine. A friend of mine is coming over once a week to help me work on my first baby quilt. I'm really enjoying it, but still a little intimidated by the sewing machine. Trying to be patient with myself and not get frustrated.
ReplyDeleteSo happy to have found your blog!
best,
jennifer
Wow! What an amazing bag! The patchwork is just beautiful
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