Yet another Bow Tuck Bag
01-15-2011, 09:28 AM
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This I made special for my granddaughter Kariya.
This is the second Bow Tuck bag I have made.
The first one went to her as well.
My next one is for me. Yeah...............
Thanks for looking.
Blessings to all,
Sandi
This is the second Bow Tuck bag I have made.
The first one went to her as well.
My next one is for me. Yeah...............
Thanks for looking.
Blessings to all,
Sandi
01-15-2011, 09:33 AM
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Good job. Don't you love your Singer? I have a FW and sewed through 4 layers of fabric plus batting last night and it never even slowed down.
Your bag is really pretty, your GD must be very happy with your gifts. Do post your new bag for yourself. It is so interesting to see all the fabric combinations.
Ann
Your bag is really pretty, your GD must be very happy with your gifts. Do post your new bag for yourself. It is so interesting to see all the fabric combinations.
Ann
01-15-2011, 09:52 AM
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Originally Posted by annieshane
Good job. Don't you love your Singer? I have a FW and sewed through 4 layers of fabric plus batting last night and it never even slowed down.
Your bag is really pretty, your GD must be very happy with your gifts. Do post your new bag for yourself. It is so interesting to see all the fabric combinations.
Ann
Your bag is really pretty, your GD must be very happy with your gifts. Do post your new bag for yourself. It is so interesting to see all the fabric combinations.
Ann
I am most blessed to have many to choose from to sew with.
And I love sewing on my FW too.
I give all my grandchildren homemade gifts. Sew much fun. :lol:
01-15-2011, 09:56 AM
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if i saw that on a shelf i would have to snatch it up for myself! it's great! i bought a pattern for the bow tuck; the directions look like they were written in greek...i'm thinking a few more months of practice and i'll know what i'm doing! she'll be very proud to pack it around!
01-15-2011, 10:10 AM
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Originally Posted by trcbb
if i saw that on a shelf i would have to snatch it up for myself! it's great! i bought a pattern for the bow tuck; the directions look like they were written in greek...i'm thinking a few more months of practice and i'll know what i'm doing! she'll be very proud to pack it around!
Thanks!!!!!!!!!!!
I felt the same way myself about the directions being written in Greek, at first. :shock:
I suppose it helped me that I have made other tote/purses and just visualized the directions in my mind.
I work better with pictures and written directions.
Once you make one, making others are a piece of cake.
It really isn't difficult.
Sometimes we think it has to be difficult in-order to be nice.
At least that is how I am sometimes.
Jump in and make one. :thumbup:
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