I made a lot of progress on my table runners last weekend, pieced, pinned and ready to be machine quilted. But then I got stuck. If you have a pet, you can appreciate my dilemma.
So I decided to make something else – how about a quick book bag!
I made this book bag in less than an hour, no, really, less than an hour. I based this on Randi’s tutorial but made mine a little bigger to fit a magazine or two. Have I ever mentioned how much I love magazines? I LOVE magazines. So this size works good to carry my magazine(s) to the cafe.
I also added a crochet flower from my stockpile for pop and accent.
Making this bag gave me the idea to make another one sized to fit my laptop, but equally as pretty. I was encouraged when I read beki’s creative process for tweaking her bags. I’m going to work on that next weekend, maybe after Callie gets off my table runners so I can finish them!
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Cats and fabric…They just seem to go together, don’t they?
Love the book bag!
Cassie
The crochet flower is the perfect finishing touch!
I have some of that same fabric that I want to use…for something…I just don’t know what. I love the book bag idea! Very cute!
Love the book bag! Very cute. Amd a great idea for a computer bag. Thanks for the tutorial link. Did you use fusible fleece, or could you just use batting? Paula
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I really need to make a laptop bag. As of now I just kind of carry it around as is. It’s becoming a pain especially with all the cords. I saw Fabricworm.com has Anna Maria’s new line in. She hasn’t got the fat quarter stack though so I am still waiting. *sigh*