Quilted Travel Bag
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Thank you for the PDF now I can save it and not have to hunt it down. A friend asked me to make something, out of some printed blocks she is getting, for the Japanese Chin Rescue and that same day your bag tutorial was posted. I hope you don't mind I showed her the bag and she loves it so I told her I would make bags out of the two blocks. I just wouldn't be able to do the butterflies and dragonflies because I wasn't that good. :-) Is it ok if I do that with your bag design?
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Absolutely! I did the tutorial to help anyone that might want to do a bag! I actually used it as a practice piece for quilting. I'm still learning FMQ and enjoy making small projects that I can try new techniques on. Hope you post a picture of the bag you make! I would love to see what others come up with! Let me know if you have any questions about the bag!
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Beautiful bag! I love your pre-finish techniques and those handles are really clever. What I want to know now is where/how you learned to do that FMQ? I'm very impressed. Maybe you could do a tute on that?
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I just ran across this again. I have some of those scrap rolls from where the company puts them in the grab bag type thing instead of trashing the stips with the selvege.....this would be a great project for those!!
I sent this to a friend and just had to look at it again. Just love it!!
Thank you for sharing the tutorial.
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