And another Ultimate All in One Roll Up Pouch done. This one is in blues from the fabric collection called "Foundations 2" from Sassafrass Lane.
And another Ultimate All in One Roll Up Pouch done. This one is in blues from the fabric collection called "Foundations 2" from Sassafrass Lane.
And another Ultimate All in One Roll Up Pouch done. This one in a light teal color using J Wecker Frisch's fabric collection called Press On.
Finished another All In One Ultimate Roll Up Pouch yesterday. This one uses the fabric line by J Wecker Frisch called "Press On", which features antique irons, vintage advertising, and laundry essentials. This pouch is in the rose colorway. My granddaughter used this for school supplies. One of my friends is going to use this as a makeup travel bag. You could also use this for hand sewing supplies.
For the last 2 months, I've been working on a large project - 14 of the "Ultimate all in One Roll Up Pouch" by Sewing Times. My granddaughter and I each made one over the summer. I really wanted to learn the pattern well, so now I've been working on 14 of the pouches - assembly line style. Here's the first one: a Tula Pink pouch using her fabric collection called Untamed. These roll up pouches are pretty neat - 2 zippered mesh compartments on either side plus 3 lined zipper pouches in the middle. The pouch is closed up using a long zipper, which becomes a handle.
In my last post, I showed an in-progress Crockett Bag that I was working on. I have temporarily admitted defeat - It's an advanced bag and I think I'm going to need some more experience in bag making before I start that project back up. In the meantime, I got my blocks done for the Sauder Village Block of the Month. We're doing the quilt "Strawberry Garden" by Fig Tree Quilts.
So I haven't posted for a bit because I started two major bag projects. One of them is that I was teaching myself how to make the "Crockett" bag by Sallie Tomato. It's a slim sling bag. I prepped 5 different bags, using black canvas, a beige canvas and then 2 dragon canvas bags. I've started with the 2 black canvas bags. It's taken me a few weeks of just working on these bags. But I'm almost there. Along the way, I even taught myself how to do a pleated front pocket. Attached is the picture of the pieces that I've got put together up to today. I'm hoping I'll be able to to finish these two bags over the next few days and show you the finished bags. Attached is the picture of what the finished Crockett bag looks from Sallie Tomato's website.
Finished a quilt last week. I called it an Asian Gold quilt. I made this from a class I took at Sonflower Quilts, while they were open. We took our stash, cut strips and then turned those into quilts. I quilted this with a dark gray thread and used the quilting pattern Interlocking Loopy 2.
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