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Here is a free tutorial for a denim circle rag bag I made. I ordered the denim circles from etsy - they were already snipped with the Accuquilt die.
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You inspired me this weekend ( anything to do other than cleaning the upstairs after putting in 50 hours at work lol) so I checked the you tube link for the Origami tote and made this with leftover jelly roll strips. I tested it out by shopping and it holds quite a bit for the large size. Thank- you for sharing.
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Originally Posted by Faintly Artistic
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I have been strip piecing these QAYG. Very quick to make.
[ATTACH=CONFIG]595339[/ATTACH] Just saw a tutorial for the Origami tote bag recently. Looked very interesting... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vskbDx1K0hA |
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I posted a tutorial for this simple bag, made with 2.5" scrap squares. It's here:
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Originally Posted by SuziSew
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Do you have a list or pictures of what you've already done?
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Originally Posted by sewbizgirl
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I posted a tutorial for this simple bag, made with 2.5" scrap squares. It's here:
https://www.quiltingboard.com/tutori...l-t285108.html [ATTACH=CONFIG]595524[/ATTACH] |
Wow, mindless, you really do collect links, don't you? THANKS!
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Originally Posted by Nanny's dollface
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You inspired me this weekend ( anything to do other than cleaning the upstairs after putting in 50 hours at work lol) so I checked the you tube link for the Origami tote and made this with leftover jelly roll strips. I tested it out by shopping and it holds quite a bit for the large size. Thank- you for sharing.
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Originally Posted by madamekelly
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This is the pattern I used to make two bags for a friend and I to take to a quilt show. They were nice and roomy for “potential purchases“ and for the straps I made sure we could carry the bags over our shoulders for two hands free fabric petting. Lol.
Quick easy and pretty tote bag. http://www.popularpatchwork.com/news...-sixteen/5448/ |
Originally Posted by Sleepy Hollow
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I've seen bags made in the shape of chickens on sites like Pinterest. I made a cow tote bag as my first sewing project as an adult (it was a printed fabric you cut out and sewed, but I've got a copy of the pattern I'd be happy to email if anyone wants, just PM me).
[ATTACH=CONFIG]595342[/ATTACH] There are totes made from the top portion of jeans, with colorful "belts" made with bandanas or other fabric. I've seen one someone made to look like the head of a highland cow (might have seen it on Facebook, but it was really cute!). You could also make one with a two colored leather (I have one I really like that is black on the outside, red on the inside). |
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