Quilt Bag
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Every time I have a new quilt to show at quilt club it ends up going in a trash bag because none of my tote bags will hold a queen size quilt. The trash bag is a little sad compared to the pretty bags everyone else has, so I decided to try my hand at a cool bag.
This has all the fancy stitches on my machine done in wild colored thread left over from machine applique projects along with a little couching just for fun. If I ever make another one it will have some stiff interfacing in it. This one is a bit wimpy when empty.
This has all the fancy stitches on my machine done in wild colored thread left over from machine applique projects along with a little couching just for fun. If I ever make another one it will have some stiff interfacing in it. This one is a bit wimpy when empty.
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Join Date: Jan 2011
Location: North of San Antonio in Spring Branch
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I buy the large bags at the check-out at Home Goods or TJ Max to carry my quilts in. I also use
them when I'm gifting a quilt. They are a heavy plastic, and only cost .99! Your bag is beautiful
though -- I just don't have the time to make a bag.
them when I'm gifting a quilt. They are a heavy plastic, and only cost .99! Your bag is beautiful
though -- I just don't have the time to make a bag.
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