So I pulled out a box of scraps--
--and a few stacks--
--and mixed and matched to make up a few hypothetical purses. More than a few, but they're hypothetical right now so I don't have an exact count...I could if I went and counted but I don't feel like getting up right now.
That's a bunch but it's not everything. I don't want to make duplicates and I don't have a ton of fabrics that go with the bronze frames so I had to stop. But it looks like someone will be high on glue fumes in the days to come (unintentionally, guys. I'm not a junkie). Are you guys working on anything fun right now?
OH! And I haven't forgotten that I want to do a sew-along for this bag (also see it here). I'm just waiting for a free Saturday with sunshine so the pictures will be good. I even have the fabric and everything ready and waiting :) Ta for now!
Hi, I'm a relatively new follower, I'm really enjoying reading your blog. What a wonderful photo - all those potential bags piled up and ready to go :)
ReplyDeleteI started using HT2 glue recently for my hair accessories. It's so much better than E6000. Once I was using E6000 and my chest felt very tight and I couldn't breathe. Almost fainted. I staggered to the kitchen and had a drink and soon felt better. HT2 has a smell too but at least no tight chest pains.
ReplyDeleteSo that's what you're doing tomorrow morning - what about the afternoon! Really looking forward to seeing some of the results.I've just got a free purse frame with Mollie Makes magazine and we just keep staring at each other with mutual horror at the mo - inspiration is definitely welcome x Jane
ReplyDeleteI so need to do this, I have far too many purse frames too!
ReplyDeleteHello, I'm new to your blog. The other day, I finished a Wave purse/tote bag from your blog..I LOVE it. I read (on a past post) that you will be doing the other bag and I can hardly wait :) I think I have the perfect fabrics...ones that have been waiting for the right purse to use them on. Until then I'm working on a quilt for my daughter. I am a beginner quilter and still have lots to learn on that craft but I'm having fun with it. Thank you for your tutorials! I'm having fun reading your blog (first one I have ever followed) ;) Shanel
ReplyDeleteGood to see you back in the mood for sewing. I bought one frame for a purse nearly two years ago and still haven't plucked up the courage to make it. Can't wait for the sew along. Thanks.
ReplyDeleteEagerly awaiting a bag sew along!!!
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