The
first bag I ever made was for my SIL for Christmas. When I bought the material for hers, I also got some more fabrics from the Metro Green Goes Blue by Michael Miller. I thought they'd work together nicely as a bag. I finally got around to making the bag last week and finished putting on the handles tonight. I am hoping to use this as a church bag since I can't ever seem to fit everything I need in my little diaper bag. I used
the un-paper bag tutorial from Purl Bee again, but I modified it slightly so I could have the chocolate vinyl bottom. (Thanks again Erin for the great big piece of of it!)
Next I think I want to try making a real diaper bag with
this free pattern.


7 comments:
Wow, it's pretty. You're so crafty.
I love how it turned out! I might have to make me some. Would they work for grocery bags you think?
That is so cute it almost makes me want to try and make one, but I know it would turn out to be a disaster.
That's actually what they're intended for Erin.
Ness, the only difficult thing about this pattern is that I had to kind of "take in" the lining a little bit to fit right. Other than that it was really quite an easy and straight forward pattern.
so cute! I love the fabric and colors.
Thanks for sharing. I've actually been wanting a bag to carry my things in for church and this looks perfect. I'll have to give it a try.
Hey! Cute bag! And Congrats to you too on the baby to be. :)
Dean is getting so big!
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