In true Anna Maria style, the book is filled with some great projects in fab fabric. The first cab off the rank for me was this "I'll Have One of Everything Bag".
I made it in a mixture of Japanese prints and some lovely silks ...
The handles are really interesting - they are 6 strips of fabric plaited together- giving a wonderful texture ...
I found the instructions fairly easy to follow ...
The end result is an interesting shape and a great way to showcase smallish pieces of fabric - lots of possibilities with this one .....
The handles are really interesting - they are 6 strips of fabric plaited together- giving a wonderful texture ...I found the instructions fairly easy to follow ...
The end result is an interesting shape and a great way to showcase smallish pieces of fabric - lots of possibilities with this one .....
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Hi. Firstly, thank you for visiting my blog and taking the time to leave a nice comment. Secondly - you have a cool blog here and I love the things you make. This AMH bag is sweet, and that duffle bag for which you're a finalist is gorgeous!
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hi gay,.. im sharifah.. 1st of all.. i was happy n flattered by your visit to my blog. tq once again fo the compliment.
ReplyDeletei love this bag.. plan to do it long ago.. but dont have the instruction.. just the lovely picture i browse in the net
your blog will inspire me to do more bags
tq gay.
They are beautiful fabrics indeed and it's an interesting bag style. I particualrly like the ragged edge plaitted handles.I wonder what you will make next?!
ReplyDeleteHappy Stitching...Ann :)
Two beautiful bags! Congratulations on being a finalist.
ReplyDeleteI have that book also - it has some inspiring projects! Your bag turned out really well.
ReplyDeletebeautiful bag! I wish i have that book too :)
ReplyDeleteI LOVE this book! I made the Taxi Tote first. I also posted a review on this book on my blog recently. You bag is fabulous! I must try this pattern out soon.
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