I tend to make things in batches.After I have made one of these bags I have to make more while all of the measurements are fresh in my mind. I am usually using some playtime blocks or strip piecing so I am not planning anything specifically for the bags.
After I made my dotted quilt I played with the leftover strips and made several table runners. I had a few blocks left over so I used them on this bag.
This one is kind of cheery too, just like the yellow one.
In case you don't remember the dotted quilt, here is a link. I hope to be quilting this one soon.
Your newest bag is very cheerful, as was the yellow one. This post inspires me to do as you do; keep a stash of strip-pieced fabric squares in case of a gift emergency. I am going to make some of your journal covers this weekend but will have to do a little strip sewing first (sounds risque). Thanks Vicky F
What a great use for leftovers. I have a friend who consciously cooks extra at dinner and she calls what's left "planned-overs." These little bags are worth making planned-overs for.
Did you collect the dotted fabric over a period of time or buy those fabrics all at once. I've never seen so many wonderful pieces of dotted fabrics. Love the quilt, and now to have a little memory bag from that quilt. I really like the structure of the quilting, looks like it gives the bag stability.
Love all the colorful bags. I have a similar pattern, but without the handle. This is such a versatile bag. I like the dot quilt, too. Hope the weather holds and your art group will be able to meet.
This bag is fabulously cheerful! Love it.
ReplyDeleteI just went and looked at your dotted quilt -- oh, my!! It is fantastic.
This is my favorite so far! A happy little bag..
ReplyDeleteLove the dotted bag! The dotted quilt was/is beautiful too!!
ReplyDeleteI like this one a lot but you know this is the palette I most prefer these days.
ReplyDeleteI just looked at the quilt also. I have been collecting dotted fabrics for a star quilt but I think I like yours even better.
ReplyDeleteI love the dotted one. But then I have a thing for dots.
ReplyDeleteThe dots are great! I like this bag best so far...I think! They are all gorgeous :)
ReplyDelete.....168 different kinds of dotted fabric in your stash!? Wow! Can I come to quilt-camp at your house?
Obviously you are having a lot of fun with these bags :)
ReplyDeleteoooooo...this might be a favorite!
ReplyDeleteLove it! Just makes me smile. Sorry, but I'm one of those people who don't like yellow, so I like this one a lot better.
ReplyDeleteYour newest bag is very cheerful, as was the yellow one.
ReplyDeleteThis post inspires me to do as you do; keep a stash of strip-pieced fabric squares in case of a gift emergency.
I am going to make some of your journal covers this weekend but will have to do a little strip sewing first (sounds risque).
Thanks
Vicky F
Great use of the left-overs! Fun-looking bag.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great use for leftovers. I have a friend who consciously cooks extra at dinner and she calls what's left "planned-overs." These little bags are worth making planned-overs for.
ReplyDeleteI think this one is my favourite! You have inspired me to strip piece any left-overs. Soon I will have enough for something - I don't know what yet.
ReplyDeleteDid you collect the dotted fabric over a period of time or buy those fabrics all at once. I've never seen so many wonderful pieces of dotted fabrics. Love the quilt, and now to have a little memory bag from that quilt. I really like the structure of the quilting, looks like it gives the bag stability.
ReplyDeleteSure hope your headache melts away.
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Love all the colorful bags. I have a similar pattern, but without the handle. This is such a versatile bag. I like the dot quilt, too. Hope the weather holds and your art group will be able to meet.
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