Sew many purses, Sew little time!
This first bag is from Chocolate on my Cranium. It is a reversible tote, that would work great as a scripture bag. You definitely need to look around Cocoa's site! She has recipes, flannel board stories, and more great information.
This cutie is called the Lindie Bag, and you can find out all about it on Craft Apple. She has several other fun tutorials there
I saw this purse on Our busy little girls. She made it from the tutorial is found here.
9 comments:
I really want to make a purse now. You have really inspired me with the purse thing. I have made some scripture bags and a cloth purse but nothing great. Dad thought you made all the purses on your blog. He thinks you are the greatest!!
I can never have enough handbags. Thanks for the sharing the other links!
such lovely bags!! thanks for the link...now all i have to do is learn how to sew ;)
LOVED your post on your twins!! what precious boys!!
Nice job! I especially love the fabric on that last one. :)
Thanks for stopping by my blog!
Perfect! In my stash I have some of the Freshcut that you used in your last bag, and haven't really figured out what to do with it yet. Your lovely use of it inspired me to pull it out and see what can happen!
Oops, just realized these were from other folks. Your taste for bag-inspiration is excellent!
i ran across your blog via melissa deakin's...i love it...i will definetly add you to my blogging day! also, i love all your purses and just can't wait to make some...(we are in the process of a move and i am just swamped right now...) i love your tutorials too!
Patricia Truel
thank you for stopping by my blog! those purses are wonderful-love the links, too.
I see you are an apron girl- thought I'd let you know there is an apron swap going on, there's a link on my blog!
I love all those purses. Especially the Lindie(sp?) one. Very cute - I think that means more sewing for me! Can't resist a good purse tutorial.. =;-) Thanks for visiting my blog!
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