A Tote for Me
I decided to make a copy of my favorite grocery shopping bag (my Al Jarir bookstore bag that I bought as a souvenir of Doha the last time I was there; coincidentally the first and only time I have ever experienced an "ice cream headache"). I had to have Craig help me out with some of the mental gymnastics involved at the end but we figured it out and it looks great! Now I have two bags to bring to Home Plus each week. I added a lining and a pocket to mine as the Al Jarir one was just a canvas bag without a lining.
Also, I should note that my thumb is still numb/funny from cutting out those leaves yesterday. I threw out the cheap-o scissors I was using and will buy a new pair from Office Depot next time I'm there. Ouch!
Comments
Hey
I was just searching for felt barrettes for my daughter and I came across your site...
how did you make those bags?? Did you have a template?? I LOVE THEM!!
my sewing machine and I are not friends... never have been but would love to be able to make one..I have old fabric laying around...because I always try sewing..but it never seems to work out for me!
Thanks
K.
Posted by: k | November 15, 2009 5:05 AM
Hey
I was just searching for felt barrettes for my daughter and I came across your site...
how did you make those bags?? Did you have a template?? I LOVE THEM!!
my sewing machine and I are not friends... never have been but would love to be able to make one..I have old fabric laying around...because I always try sewing..but it never seems to work out for me!
Thanks
K.
Posted by: k | November 15, 2009 5:07 AM