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Take a look at this
lovely Swirly
Sewing Basket
made by Lanie. Great job - love
the colors!
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Rina
sent photos of the
awesome tote bags she made with our free
tote bag instructions.
The photos for the quilt
blocks were printed on material. Rina made the bag straps from
denim and used her
felting machine to attach the hand dyed wool details. The wool was
dyed with ordinary food coloring.
Very creative work! Thanks Rina. |
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Another gorgeous Crazy
Patch Purse crafted by Fran Hahn.
Fran says she enjoyed making the bag and could not
wait to finish it. She put two pockets inside for smaller items.
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Lovely Crazy
Patch Purse made by Jeanette
Jeanette says she's so
pleased with her project
and really enjoyed making it.
Click HERE
to see the designs.
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Susan
M. says she's lost count of the number of Funky
Flower Patch Purses she's made. She adds a lined pocket across
the back and uses matching braiding on the pocket edge and bag straps.
The bags all have zipper closures. Instead of felt
Susan uses organza for the flowers and fringes the edges for a fluffy
look. Hot glue crystals finish off the design. Gorgeous!! |
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Another stunning bag by Rina.
Just love the colors.
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Trish
P made this stylish cell phone purse using our
Large Purse 2 designs. |
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Rina
Stols sent us these great photos of her bags. Rina used
upholstery fabric for her projects. Super job!
The bags shown above are the Funky
Flower Patch Purse and the Butterfly
Bag Set. |
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Judy
made this lovely Funky
Flower Patch Purse for her daughter. She placed both sections of
the purse in her
Designer Diamond's Majestic Hoop and stitched the panels together,
thereby eliminating the seam in the center.
Judy's granddaughters have already placed orders for their own
purses! |
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Sally
from Australia and her 8 year old daughter
made this beautiful Funky Flower Patch purse.
Isn't it pretty?
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Gorgeous denim Funky
Flower Patch purse made by Fran
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Antonia's
been busy! These are just some of the 5x7
purses she's made. Don't you love the fabrics?
Antonia says she'll be using the extra
large purses as diaper/wipes totes for her daughters' children. |
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Look at these gorgeous
fairy bags Lynne made for her
granddaughters - don't they make you want to be a little girl again?
The in-the-hoop purses are our Really
Large Purses 8x12 and the embroidery designs on the front pockets
are from
Embroidery Library's I believe in Fairies pack. |
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Gail W.
sent
these lovely photos of the Ready
Steady Go Bag she made.
Gail writes: "My friends daughter is turning 2 years old on April
2nd. She LOVES her pooh book bag, but it is so small that she
can't fit much into it, so I used your design to make her a bigger
one. I think she will LOVE it. I have attached pictures so
you can see what I did! Thanks for the great design, Gail"
What a great job Gail! I
hope Morgan likes the bag as much as I do.
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Ellen
from the Netherlands sent these wonderful photos
of the Ready Steady
Go bag she made for her nephew,
who's starting school soon. I love the pirate theme and I'm
sure her nephew will be the envy of his classmates. |
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By placing them
randomly on a piece of fabric and placing
organza over the top, then machine
stippling the two together
to hold the threads in place, a "new look" fabric
has evolved. |
I then embroidered a
design over the top and voila a
slightly different look to the purse,
plus recycling the
small threads. "
What a terrific idea
- thanks for sharing with us!
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Copyright subsists in all artwork, embroidery designs and projects and
literary work as defined in the South African Copyright Act No. 98 of
1978.
Designs, or parts thereof, may not
be shared, resold individually or as a package, or used in lessons without our consent.
Designs may be stitched on items to sell. Please see our Terms
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