Drum roll please.....here they are:
Proud owner of the Amy Butler bag (Why does this one seem bigger on a taller recipient? I guess wrong camera angles can add 10 pounds).
I'm really happy how these turned out! It was difficult to make both at the same time -- my girls have figured out that being first is synonymous with owning mistake riddled prototype. So I alternated between both and thus equally distributed the mistakes :)
I'm really happy how these turned out! It was difficult to make both at the same time -- my girls have figured out that being first is synonymous with owning mistake riddled prototype. So I alternated between both and thus equally distributed the mistakes :)
I just cut out my own and hopefully mine will have just a few mistakes :)
P.S. I'm trying to work out a pattern for these, but the gusset dimensions are a bit fiddly.
ETA: Without errors, each bag should take 4-5 hours to cut and sew. Cutting time was longer due to limited yardage (and to center motifs). Another hour to draft and cut pattern pieces.
10 comments:
I'm sure your daughters will want to go travelling every week now! The bags look great!
Wow, what a great achievement to make those beautiful bags!
I've been waiting with bated breath to see the finished project(s), and the end product is beyond my expectation! You did a fantastic job! I know your girls will enjoy using these for a long time.
~Elaine~
WOW! These turned out fabulous! That Amy Butler bag is really amazing!
These are so cute and awesome. I bet your daughters' love them.
love your bags. is your fabric regular cotton? or is it decorator fabric?
Thanks everyone :)
Veronica -- it's regular quilting fabric.
these r great...i want some
Wow, they are fabulous! How much time does it take you to make one? It looks like a lot of work but the result is amazing. Love it!
Heidi
Heidi -- Without errors,it took about 4-5 hours to cut and sew. Another hour to draft and cut pattern pieces. Thanks for visiting :)
Quenna
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